Thursday, September 14, 2006

My On line Notes

Hello all,
it's been a while since my last post.
I got an answer from google team that I won't be able to have my Analysis organized in topics at my Google group if I publish them by sending them by mail, as I do now directly from the charting program (nice feature in ProRealTime charts).

Since I don't have time preparing first and then posting them later with a reply (which is the only way they can be organized in topics), I decided to delete the group I've been using as my on line notebook. No use of it if it's not organized and easy to followup.

I downloaded all my notes, so now I'm making it available to you before I delete it. If it can be of any use to you at all. Not really educational and calls are mostly expired or about to expire...

http://groups.google.com/group/waveid


idejan

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Steorn

Something very interesting to see.

Steorn

Thursday, August 17, 2006

EWT Ramblings with Bear

Hi Bear,

I've read your conversation with modi on FXS thread the other day and I won't say if he is right or wrong, or how good is his approach, but instead, with the things he says, question arises if he speaks about EWT or rather to some new approach?! That is simply because from that little I've read and from seeing his counts, it seems that he (they) changed some of the fundamental principles of EWT and developed new breed. :) This is of course just an impression and not an argumented statement though, so I could very easily be wrong. I'm open minded to other approaches and uses of EW and I've said many times it is not the tool but the hand that uses the tool that will produce the results. So the comment is just of a theoretical and not of practical nature.
You also know that I agree with the idea that Forex pairs long terms cycles "could be seen" as representing continuous sideways movements. Unfortunately there isn't sufficient record backward (wave II can take up to 9 times the time needed to complete wave one), neither we will live so long to scientifically argument this :)
Although I grow the same impression that it is less likely to see some single currency hitting 0 (zero), no matter how improbable it is not impossible.
Anyway, Your conversation at FXS thread got me into rethinking the whole idea more deeply.
I have thoughts about that but never got to the point really contemplating them into an argument :)

Considering your question posted at fxs place about EWT and Forex sessions (US, EU and Asian)
Think of it this way.
As you know EWaves have fractal nature. Should I continue? :)
Of course not, but since I decided making it public post I will. So this part of the message is for those not that familiar...
Let's see then. Even on the same floor, every single trader's "mood" produces behavior which is reflected on the small time frames. Then you can see the cumulative behavioral results on daily and weekly charts.
I believe everyone get it even by now so no need to elaborate but OK, just in case something interesting comes out of this ramblings.
The only difference is in the accumulation time of single nano-fractals. While other markets have working hours, FOREX is 24 hours. It is not a question of place (and with electronic trading this is insignificant in other markets too) but of time (frames).
Time (frames) represents the accumulated behavior seen in patterns. That's why I said few times at fxs place (and you and I agree on this) that EWs are more accurate on larger time frames.
Now more significant difference in Forex is the fact that you trade pairs.
When a pair moves up or down, that could be because of few reasons:

If EURUSD is falling, that could be because:

1.USD is rising; EUR is falling.

2.USD is rising, EUR is holding steady

3.USD is rising, EUR is rising but slower than USD

4.USD is holding steady, EUR is falling

5.USD is falling, EUR is falling but faster than USD

So, there could be two different ways of how "behavior" in Forex can be seen.


1. People in general are bullish/bearish to a single currency (the above example)

or (nowadays)

2. People are bullish/bearish to a FX pair

Now the first way is the way one should observe FOREX. The pairs (one pair) them selfs are instruments or products which banks are selling to make money, and are not a true reflection of a real "mood" toward some single currency, instead they are a representation (summation) of the moods toward two currencies relative to each other. That is why we can't see the "true behavior" for the single currencies just from the pattern of one FX pair. But then, it doesn't necessarily matters (to many) since we are interested and we trade pairs. One could analyze FX from a single currency strength perspective (USDX, by assembling own indexes or like me building a RSI basket indicator :)...) but not necessarily. :)

Nowadays however, there are probably more and more participants which are seeing FOREX pairs in a more simple way (like stocks or commodities i.e.) and don't bother or even comprehend beyond that.

To make it really a ramble I'll just finish with this conclusion:
At the end, nothing of this really matters.
The only really important thing in any venture is neither your abilities neither the tools you have. But the level of confidence you have in both your skills and your tools. First two are prerequisites, but without the confidence you are not getting anywhere. You will either not do anything or produce poor results because of the lack or low confidence...
Build your confidence. Throw in some Money Management, it will help you. :)

Bear, tnx for your mail, hope everything's fine home, and a warm hi to bear family.
Dejan

PS. Bear, too bad fxs thread is not quite an appropriate place for this kind of ramblings, so too bad all those visiting there won't see it (or perhaps not :), they are saved from bore theoretical punishment :D )
Any way I'm making it public in the Blog.

Monday, July 24, 2006

Apology

Hi all,
I made a very stupid and unpleasant spelling error in the previous post (which is corrected now) and I would like to apology to the guy from Poland for the mistake.
It is our Cyrillic habit of writing as we speak, and misfortunate similarity of certain English words that contributed to making the mistake.
So once again I apology to my friend from Poland.
Dejan

Sunday, July 23, 2006

For my friends

Hi
This post is dedicated to my dear friends.
At the time I decided to move from MTec, my friend Stojce prepared this Blog, but also a Google Group and a Forum, for me to decide what will be the most appropriate medium for my ramblings.
Since I was not getting much of a feedback and participation at MTec, and that is why I decided to move out, creating a Forum didn't sounded like a good idea to me. Groups are also fine if there is a collaboration or if you want to limit access to selected people (members. So Brain Logging sounded most appropriate at that time.
Well, a month or so ago, I started to use that group stojce created before, as a kind of a notebook, a place were I send short comments and Charts from many different pairs and Indexes, usually at the end of the week. It is not much of an analysis, rather just my quick notes, drawn on the charts. I started dong that as a coincidence of two cozy things: one is the option of ProRealTime Charts to mail the chart directly from the application, and the second is the option to publish posts in Google group by mail. Since I use to look at some charts available with ProRealTime (not Forex), I started sending them just as notes, that will be accessible to me at any time from any place, and by the way, they will be automatically organized.
Now, since I'm going on a vacation in a few days, I decided I should make this notes available to my friends and to few of the people that were kind to share their thoughts, questions or just to say hi. I appreciated, and you know, your questions were always very stimulating for me. I'm doing this just to keep you busy while I'm gone :).

Few persons that I don't have a contact with, can also send their mails so I can add them. They are regular and frequent visitors to my blog:
the one from Argentina, one from Singapore and the one from Pleven, Bulgaria.
If the visits I get from Sofia (Bulgaria) are from Eftim, I'd would be glad to add you too. The one with the Forexmasters nickname can send mail too. The guy from Poland, I don't know your name, I presume it is main1 from MTec, confirm by mail if it is you.
This is for those very few fellows Macedonians that are visiting my Blog, ќе ми биде мило ако ме контактирате за да може да си помуабетиме на темава.

That's it from me, I'm off for two weeks, warming my old bones in a warm beach sand.
Take care,
IDejan

PS. For those few I mentioned, I expect your mail by Monday evening (GMT+1) when I'll be sending the link...

PSS. You may find it funny and laughing, but it is really much easier to me to write comments about markets in English then in my Macedonian (practically no trading terminology..) that's why even my private notes are in english... don't ask me how much time it took me to write those few analysis of few stocks from MSE (Macedonian Stock Exchange)