The btc trade continues, our next decision lies around the upper trend line that we've retraced to and interacted with. There might be a trade opportunity off this level if demand aligns with the markets intention. The main pairs all are playing their own separate games. Different ideas across the similar patterns. Nothing stood out except the gbpusd and usdjpy of which we have a tempermental open limit for the usdjpy at 157.75. We'll check back in with these few ideas and po

I got home today and found a nice setup arriving in an hour so I decided to record the trade actively with the intention of discussing my thoughts on it as it progressed in real time. Real time experience is quite different to analysis and theory in the same way understanding ideas is different to applying them. You can know how to kick a ball or swing a club but not actually be able to do it very well yourself. You also never consider the human element when attempting to exe

We update our analysis on our Aussie pairs from last week. The pattern has not been invalidated yet on the audchf or audusd. There are pathways forward to still catching some bearish movement that we've been monitoring for awhile. The eurusd is in a poor location contextually and can be avoided for those reasons alone. However there are still waves of price action that can be caught and we discuss some possibilities for movement that can occur early next week. Good Trading.

The Aussie crosses are continuing to develop nicely. The bearishness observed within the waves last week produced something concrete end of Friday and beginning of today (Monday) that we will be using to build towards a trade. The main pairs are generally uninteresting apart from an odd random intraday position that are a bit difficult to see coming. The pound does have a clear intraday possibility that we're going to be watching closely. Good Trading.

Using our ideas to analyze and interpret movements on the Aussie is different in practice than in theory. The ideas themselves as its explained and given examples appears and feels different because we're operating fundamentally in an entirely known space. We analyze past data where we know the outcomes and can see clearly the patterns and logic at play. In any real world case we don't know and can't know until the very second our system produces a setup. This leaves us with