Also worth looking at... http://www.dailyfx.com/calendar?tz=...=true&cny=true&high=true&medium=true&low=true OR http://www.zulutrade.co.uk/calendar OR http://www.fxstreet.com/economic-calendar/ Note: these are all FX, but they might have different formats you like.
It would be nice to see someone trying to apply SLA to EURUSD, from what I have seen is pretty messy. But.... One never knows. I assume that by his background he is not planning on executing his trades through a bucket shop.
When did you draw that line, and what is the earliest time one could have accurately drawn it without drawing another line?
Since the jobs reports will be coming out at 0830, I'll be in chat early. There may be a trade or there may not, but it's worth being there a half hour early.
one problem with FX is the gaps can be pretty large, the moves occur very quickly, and they can be completely one way sometimes with not much in the way of pullbacks, and the whipsaws can be horrific around numbers, that can quickly undo a lot of good work. IMHO You would need a modified approach.
Thats also what I thought, although all of that is resolved when one uses EOD data, from what I have seen. But regarding intraday, perhaps Toby can prove us wrong.
Given the overnight market has rallied right to the base of the previous range (3642) do you give much significance to this?