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4xpipcounter

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Weekly Prebview--031311

I do not remember the last time I as consistently off as much as I as on these picks for this week. The main reason was I had no way of knowing the extreme volatility that was about to take place. Any rate, those that have followed my forecasts for any period of time knows this weeks preview is an exception to the rule, and so here goes.
EUR/USD: There is room for a continuation to the top of the 4-hour cloud at 1.3930. From there, I really believe you are going to need a road map to keep up with this pair. The pair looks range bound this week. There is little doubt that 1.3930 is containment, at least at the beginning of the week.
We didnt need the road map. It just went due north all week to the peak at 1.4184
USD/JPY: It appears containment for the week on the downside is 81.18, and if it does reach that far, then a strong reversal is expected. Having said that, the upside still looks limited, as 83.00 does not look capable of being hit, even though that is subject to change as the week progresses.
I was right concerning 83.00 not being hit, as 82.45 was the peak. The downside containment, I was only off by $4.75, as the dip was 76.43.
GBP/USD: This pair could continue doing what it did to end the week, and that is continuing to move north. The tenken / kijun combo on the daily appears to be containment at 1.6160. The daily cloud will contain the downside at 1.5918.
Containment was not needed as the dip was 1.5978. The pair kept rising to the peak of 1.6256.
USD/CHF: This pair looks very volatile for this week. It should go straight UP to start the week, and then straight DOWN that should break current level. .9468, maybe a little less appears to be containment for the week, and then the reversal heads to the range at .9338--.9084. The viable target is .9258, and it could drop all the way to .9160.
I was right on the volatility. Its just the numbers were way off. It went straight up to start the week, but the peak was only .9356. The dip was .8924.
EUR/CHF: Similar to the USD/CHF, we are in for a roller coaster ride, so keep the seat belts on. Very strong R is the 4-hour combo of the top of the cloud and the kijun. If it breaks through there, then the daily kijun will be waiting to contain price action for the week at 1.2955, even allowing for a spike to 1.2970. The downside wont be as much fun as the USD/CHF, as this week it should be limited to 1.2818.
Im proud of this one! The peak was exactly 1.2970, but the dip was 1.2434, and then we had the strong reversal that followed.
AUD/USD: This pair looks like it is traveling east again this week. Absolute upside containment looks like 1.0213, and the pair should start off the week traveling north. He bottom of the daily cloud is .9880, which is containment on the downside.
The peak was only 1.0127. It did not travel east as it headed due south to the dip at .9705, and then we jumped the express going north.
USD/CAD: This pair could be in for further travels south towards 9658 to start the week. It will be from that circa area that it will be ready to reverse and move towards this weeks range of .9787--.9927. A viable upside target for this pair is .9826.
The dip ended at .9709, and then the trip north ended at .9966. This is one of the better calls I made for the week.
NZD/USD: Things are shaping up in a very interesting way for this pair. Containment to the north this week is the daily kijun at .7553. If that does get hit, then be prepared for a sharp reversal, but the irony would be that the downside would be contained at .7471, which is now looking further in the future. What makes this whole scenario so interesting is that a major R needs to be hit in order to signal the new uptrend. The downside looks very limited. The pair should begin the week correcting, but if it does not ,then .7486 will be initial containment, and then the move south begins to the hourly tenken at .7404 and the kijun at .7390. If that does not contain, then the top of the cloud will at .7368.
This pair started at .7414 and headed straight to .7116, and then the violent reversal.
EUR/GBP: This pair is on its way to the top of the weekly cloud at .8738, but it will not happen this week. The range this week is to the downside at .8599--.8508. The top of the 4-hour cloud is likely to contain at .8574. Ideally, this pair will continue its move north to .8690, but its doubtful it will rise that high to start the week.
.8625 was the dip and .8762 was the peak.
EUR/JPY: This pair should be heading south to start the week, but the trip will go no lower than 111.96, and initial R will be current level to 114.00. After the trip south has been completed, then it will head back north, and it will go no higher than last weeks WP at 115.10. I get the feeling this pair is building up a base near the bottom of the weekly cloud for an explosive move to the top, which is 121.95.
This was real ugly. The dip was 106.51, and then we had a reversal that took the pair to the peak at 115.55. At least the base is still building at the bottom of the weekly cloud.
GBP/JPY: This pair could start the week correcting some of the losses it experienced to end last week. That should be contained at the 4-hour kijun at 132.59. From there, the drop should continue as the current daily cloud top should contain at 130.20. The reversal should be strong, but containment on the upside would be 133.87, which is the 4-hour cloud top projected into the future.
This pair was also extremely volatile this week, but the containment was 132.53, so I was happy about that. The dip? 123.16.
EUR/NZD: As it stands now, the new level to look to for containment for the week is the WR3 at 1.9111. My Wr2a level is 1.9063, so that could also be possible containment.
The peak ends up being 1.9570.
EUR/USD: Look for 1.4189 to be containment, and herald a reversal. That is the WR3 and the top of the monthly cloud. A break of 1.3941 will get us to the daily kijun at 1.3757 quickly.
The containment level was missed by 5 points at 1.4184.
EUR/JPY: Another inraday reversal is coming, but it will be contained above the weekly cloud currently at 113.38.
At the time of this reporting the price was 115,11, and price took a dip to 114.11.
GBP/JPY: This pair just climbed 932 points in 30 hours. Now, it's time to correct a chunk of that move.
At the time of this reporting the price was 132.46, and price took a dip to 130.34.
GBP/USD: There is a cluster event at 1.6265--84 that is waiting to reverse the direction for this pair.
The peak was 1.6256.
I think my deviant behavior came through in the last 4 posts. They were some of my more obvious setups, so I reported them just to sweeten things up a little on this Weeks Preview.
 

4xpipcounter

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Weekly Forecast--032011

EUR/USD: The pair is headed for a move south to begin the week. Longer term, this could be the beginning of the new DOWN, and the circa area will be the peak. A strong daily move through 1.3931 will be the indication the UP is over. On the flip side, if 1.3931 contains, then we could be headed to 1.4309, which would also allow for a slight spike out of the monthly cloud. That area needs to contain, or were pushing the 1.5000s
USD/JPY: My decades S1 at 78.02 got hit, and the explosive fun began. Price action is correcting the recent blast and should be contained above the daily kijun at 79.24. The upside will be contained, initially by the thin daily cloud at 82.79. However thin, it still represents a cluster event .
GBP/USD: I think momentum is still pointing north for this pair. Even though 1.6165 may be the containment at the beginning of the week, the reversal should be contained by the weekly kijun at 1.5844, and still requires a firm break of 1.5742 to signal a trend change. As long as the downside contains, then we should see the previous weekly cloud peak at 1.6420 challenged.
USD/CHF: This pair has had a very strong volatile mix. Id like to say this pair has a long correction to make considering last weeks price action, but I doubt it, as .9108 appears to be containment. On the next leg south, and after it wins the battle with last weeks low ta .8924, look for my MS3 at .8725 to be challenged.
EUR/CHF: This pair is approaching major road construction, which is going to deter its recovery of the flash crash. The daily kijun bottom of the cloud combination is 1.2803, and that could be enough to resist price action. The MP is 1.3821. The MS1 4-hour TK combo at 1.2684 will be a decision point.
AUD/USD: If current level is not containment, then the MS1 at 1.0030 will be, as we should see the weekly kijun at .9792 revisited. The monthly tenken is currently at .9269 which is also a possibility, but not this week.
USD/CAD: The 1.0020 level is a cluster event, and the upside this week could be contained at that point. If that area is broken, then we could be on our way to the weekly bottom of the cloud at 1.0389, but all that wont happen this week.
NZD/USD: This pair could go UP a little higher to start the week, but the .7362 area should be initial containment. The downside needs to be limited to .7241, and if that is the case, then the next drive north could take out the cluster event at .7410, and then head to the .7558 cluster area
EUR/GBP: The top of the daily cloud at .8738 needs to contain, or we headed for a strong break of monthly kijun at .8781 on our way to the previous top of the weekly cloud at .8905. If the top of the cloud holds, then we are headed back to the daily kijun at .8613, where a strong break would be needed to take us to the bottom of the cloud at .8451. The preferable route is to see the move north completed, because it will pave the way to an excellent shorting opportunity. Not only will the circa area of .8905 present an excellent shorting opportunity, but the daily chart will also be very OB by then.
EUR/JPY: This pair is looking very volatile. To start the week, there should be a strong move south to the 4-hour tenken at 112.60 and the kijun at 111.23. Afterward, we should get a strong reversal. I am hoping this is the week 115.63 gets taken out so that base near the bottom of the weekly cloud will be broken up.
GBP/JPY: This has a similar look to its cousin, the EUR/JPY. To start the week, we head south to the 4-hour tenken and kijun at 129.31 and 127.85, respectively. The only difference is that this pair has not finished inside the weekly cloud, which is leaving it increasingly suspect to a stronger move south.
 
Re: Weekly Prebview--031311

i will be obliged if you give me(1) some briefing regarding this cloud strategy(2)from where i can load it to watch(3) i never traded forex, i dont have any knowledge of forex trading, please guide how i can start,is it prove to be a better bet then commodity, if i have perfect understanding of technicals, thanks in advance and waiting for your reply
 
Re: Weekly Prebview--031311

i will be obliged if you give me(1) some briefing regarding this cloud strategy(2)from where i can load it to watch(3) i never traded forex, i dont have any knowledge of forex trading, please guide how i can start,is it prove to be a better bet then commodity, if i have perfect understanding of technicals, thanks in advance and waiting for your reply
how you used 4?PIPCOUNTER: instead of ? how you used cross at this place: this cross symble is not in my lap top:so i felt difficulty to feed your name in search column thanks
 

4xpipcounter

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Ashwani, the ichimoku cloud is a very flexible and versatile indicator. I do not use it as a standalone, but in conjunction with other indicators.
The accompanied chart shows why I am so high on the AUD/JPY beginning the week headed south. The stochastics is still very OB, and curled over, and the cloud is deeply bearish into the future. All this indicates a very deep drop for the pair.
The other TF's form a confluence to show why I believe longer term the pair is headed even further south.

You can download this indicator from any broker that offers MT4.
I don't know if forex is better than commodities. I like forex better because it moves faster. As far as predictability, both are just as predictable. I forecast beans, corn, and wheat for followers of my blog. I also do Nifty at "Nifty Intraday Pivots."
I believe if you have a good methodology, then it will work on any market. This is why I like to forecast other markets for people, so I actually exercise myself in the usage of my methodology in various markets, which also includes many stocks. bonds, and other various markets. LOL, I'm even the local weather man for our neighborhood. I apply my methodology even to the weather.

This is why I say when you read about anyone saying you cannot use indicators to trade with, point them to this thread and tell them they do not know what they are talking about.
BTW, above comment is not reflecting on anyone who chooses not to use indicators, and has some other style of trading. I'll never argue with anyone who is trading successfully, regardless of their method of trading. I don't like to hear the bold statements that you can't trade using indicators. I've done it for almost 7 years.
Sorry, I have a way of getting off in a tangent.

i will be obliged if you give me(1) some briefing regarding this cloud strategy(2)from where i can load it to watch(3) i never traded forex, i dont have any knowledge of forex trading, please guide how i can start,is it prove to be a better bet then commodity, if i have perfect understanding of technicals, thanks in advance and waiting for your reply
 
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Ashwani, the ichimoku cloud is a very flexible and versatile indicator. I do not use it as a standalone, but in conjunction with other indicators.
The accompanied chart shows why I am so high on the AUD/JPY beginning the week headed south. The stochastics is still very OB, and curled over, and the cloud is deeply bearish into the future. All this indicates a very deep drop for the pair.
The other TF's form a confluence to show why I believe longer term the pair is headed even further south.

You can download this indicator from any broker that offers MT4.
I don't know if forex is better than commodities. I like forex better because it moves faster. As far as predictability, both are just as predictable. I forecast beans, corn, and wheat for followers of my blog. I also do Nifty at "Nifty Intraday Pivots."
I believe if you have a good methodology, then it will work on any market. This is why I like to forecast other markets for people, so I actually exercise myself in the usage of my methodology in various markets, which also includes many stocks. bonds, and other various markets. LOL, I'm even the local weather man for our neighborhood. I apply my methodology even to the weather.

This is why I say when you read about anyone saying you cannot use indicators to trade with, point them to this thread and tell them they do not know what they are talking about.
BTW, above comment is not reflecting on anyone who chooses not to use indicators, and has some other style of trading. I'll never argue with anyone who is trading successfully, regardless of their method of trading. I don't like to hear the bold statements that you can't trade using indicators. I've done it for almost 7 years.
Sorry, I have a way of getting off in a tangent.
i am very much thank full for the informations,i also 100% agree with your views ragarding indicators, i have developed three mechnical trading system for my use,pure intraday,swing,EOD ,i use them according to my requirement,all the three gives me perfect results,to chase the minds of the world top trading experts,i spent 2000 hours on the internet ,before i was able to and was satisfied with the result of these three mechnical trading systems thanks
 

4xpipcounter

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The daily tenken and weekly kijun combo is at 95.35, and price made a sudden u-turn right before that.
We should now see an assault on the previous peak at 106.98. Even though that level could be a real test and should hold on the first attempt, I would expect it to be eventually taken out in favor of another strong leg towards 115.00. After that has been hit, then we should see another full-fledged downtrend. Circa 68.00 could be on the downside radar, but that is far from being confirmed.
I know there are many rumors about oil hitting 200.00, and then tie that into everything that is happening in Japan.
I've often said this, "Let the news be the news, but let the markets continue following its natural ebb and flow it is used to." There is lots of fear mongering concerning the news. Do not believe it.
Here's another rumor (But you know 4xpipcounter ain't bitin'.). I read in a magazine just the other day that the world is suppose to end on May 21,2011.
 
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