Yesterday I downloaded Aitubo as a possible option for preserving at least a bit of my privacy should I happen to end up doing quite a bit of live streaming content. However, I rejected its use due to the fact that it caused problems on my system, such as opening windows that I was subsequently unable to close. (Actually, I tried xpression first, which initially worked well, but when I made an adjustment, it then began evidencing distortions that I could not eliminate, so I uninstalled it.) I therefore looked for other alternatives that would allow me to conduct a test run first before having to make any kind of payments, and settled on AlterCam and ManyCam. When I tested AlterCam, I did not find it user friendly or intuitive enough for my taste in that I was unable to get it to work without having to do any kind of additional investigation outside the program itself; so it looked like ManyCam would be the winner, except that I couldn't get the microphone to work. After doing a little bit of experimenting, I found that I could finally get some sound if I unplugged my headphone set and relied solely on my laptop's built-in microphone. However, now I'm unable to even dictate from speech to text in Microsoft Word documents, so loading the program on my laptop has somehow messed up my audio system. (In fact, when I later began using other programs, there were even more audio problems, so I uninstalled ManyCam as well.)
This video discusses the changes I've made to my new "Seriously Trending Currency Pairs" tactic based on the robust trading that took place this past Thursday and Friday. (It doesn't actually get started until about the 0:35 second mark.)
Two Days Eight Hours I honestly believe there is a good chance I have nailed the settings, parameters and protocols for my style of Forex intraday trading; and have nailed down the corresponding methodology. This has left me with nothing to do, so now I turn my attention to more of a global perspective on the Forex market that has as its primary navigational elements, at least for now, two-day and eight-hour price action. I am fully dedicated to this new pursuit and intend to work on it diligently until I crack its "codes and sequences." AUDJPY is is the first foreign currency pair I'm going to consider from this angle. The pair has been bearish ever since February 21, 2025. If it's not inclined to change this disposition, I expect its hourly bullish trend to reverse direction and head south at any hour, at which point I hope to be there to sell the pair. It is already at a minor resistance level. Nonetheless, I calculate increasingly stronger resistance at 93.834, 94.441 and 95.361 at the most extreme level. If the rate climbs any higher than this, I will abandon my plans given that such behavior would suggest the possibility that the Aussie dollar-U.S. dollar is most likely in the process of considering making a U-turn with respect to its longer-term bias/sentiment. P.S. I also just spotted (and added) a horizontal level of "support-turned-resistance" at 94.694.
I am reluctant to trade EURGBP because the pair does such an awful job of maintaining trends. Nonetheless, two-day price action turned bullish on Wednesday and eight-hour price flow did the same halfway through Tuesday. So with both still donning bullish dispositions, one would think that if the rate bounces off statistical support at the 0.8373 level, it would be able to sustain a northbound trajectory at least long enough to hit a profit target set at the top of the eight-hour price range at 0.8406 for about a 30-pip gain.
Assign greater significance to the possibility of entering positions when these key measures exceed the following thresholds… The slope of the 10-minute measures on a one-minute chart surpasses 0.0275 or less than -0.0275. The slope of the 20-minute measures on a one-minute chart surpasses 0.1802 or -0.1802 (or possibly 0.1333 and -0.1333). The slope of the two-hour envelopes on a five-minute chart surpasses 0.7330 or -0.7330 (or possibly 0.4737 or -0.4737). The slope of the two-hour envelopes on an hourly chart surpasses 0.3737 or -0.3737. The slope of the eight-hour envelope on a five-minute chart surpasses 0.0709 or -0.0709. The slope of the eight-hour envelope on a 60-minute chart surpasses 0.1033 or -0.1033.