$EURUSD - Selling Breaker for Pullback - Hold over the weekend?
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As I have EURUSD pretty mapped out if you've been following my ideas, I'm, just giving an update. I sold the breaker at 1.18260 as a breaker is usually an indicator to sell.My stop loss is only 4 pips because it got pretty high above the breaker before I sold. And we need a pull back before moving forward to the next bearish order block which will be the next big fall and/or seasonal downtrend. I'll buy again at the next bullish order block which I believe I have located on the chart. I'm just questioning if I should hold over the weekend. A lot of uncertainty. I may just close 99% of the trade and leave a .01 Lot Size running to see what happens. I'll probably know make up my mind 10 minutes before the market closes.
EDIT after 5 minutes of thinking. I'll probably hold. I've been calling EURUSD correctly for at least the last 2 weeks. I don't think I'll be wrong on this one. Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I'm just really understanding this pair more than others.
EDIT after 5 minutes of thinking. I'll probably hold. I've been calling EURUSD correctly for at least the last 2 weeks. I don't think I'll be wrong on this one. Not to toot my own horn or anything, but I'm just really understanding this pair more than others.
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I'm probably going to close it just to have more leverage to trade crypto over the weekend.... I feel like I should'nt close it. Maybe just leave a .01 Lot...Note
Well the stop loss took me out.Trade closed: target reached
If you were still holding get out now, we're on the "buy model" until 1.14-1.16ish, high than previous high at this current sell point of this idead.
You're either trading with Smart Money Theory or your just burning your money money. Believe me, I've been there.
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