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Originally Posted by kumawat
Thanks
Now i am able to undestand. but it is very risky level 4 trade
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Well, there is always a risk in trading. You have to judge the risk by considering the elements shown on your screen. Take a look at this:
a) The price broke through the last high
b) Price was above EMA 50, 120 and 169 ...that's another plus
c) The major that works opposite EUR/USD (the USD/CHF) was also going in the correct direction (down)
d) The major that works together with EUR/USD (the GBP/USD) was also behaving in a normal fashion and going up.
The above means the setup was following "normal" behavior. So, once you take into account all the risk factors and it looks very favorable, take the trade...why not?
moneyline
EDIT: What I mean by the
majors that work together with the EUR/USD isn't that they always work in that fashion, but they
do a great amount of the time. As Nina says: "Trade what you see on your screen."