ADRIAN1991
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Binary options group
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PenSeer
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That's actually not a bad idea. If it was one-on-one where people bet against each other then I could see the binary options industry get even bigger.
Say there's some kind of marketplace where someone bets eur/usd is going up in the next 10 minutes, and anyone who disagrees can
place a Put against that person.
That would be a stronger incentive for myself, where it would just be a matter of looking for beginners and dummies placing bad trades and taking advantage accordingly
Wish this existed!!!
Say there's some kind of marketplace where someone bets eur/usd is going up in the next 10 minutes, and anyone who disagrees can
place a Put against that person.
That would be a stronger incentive for myself, where it would just be a matter of looking for beginners and dummies placing bad trades and taking advantage accordingly
Wish this existed!!!
Wilson Grant Fisk
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They probably make the bulk of their money signing up noobs to BO affiliate programs/training programs/mentoring, the usual BS.
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Marubozu"
Marubozu is a candlestick pattern which is a candle of specific shape: long and missing both shadows.
The color of this candle can signify the further trend direction (bullish Marubozu anticipates the uptrend and bearish Marubozu is often seen before the downtrend).
Example:
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Marubozu"
Marubozu is a candlestick pattern which is a candle of specific shape: long and missing both shadows.
The color of this candle can signify the further trend direction (bullish Marubozu anticipates the uptrend and bearish Marubozu is often seen before the downtrend).
Example:
ADRIAN1991
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Meeting Lines"
Meeting Lines is a trend reversal candlestick pattern consisting of two candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend reversal can be predicted.
The bearish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bullish and continues the uptrend;
> The second candle is long and bearish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
The bullish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bearish and continues the downtrend;
> The second candle is long and bullish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
Example:
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Meeting Lines"
Meeting Lines is a trend reversal candlestick pattern consisting of two candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend reversal can be predicted.
The bearish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bullish and continues the uptrend;
> The second candle is long and bearish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
The bullish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bearish and continues the downtrend;
> The second candle is long and bullish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
Example:
Wilson Grant Fisk
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Marubozu"
Marubozu is a candlestick pattern which is a candle of specific shape: long and missing both shadows.
The color of this candle can signify the further trend direction (bullish Marubozu anticipates the uptrend and bearish Marubozu is often seen before the downtrend).
Example:
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...rns-library/bearish-and-bullish/Marubozu.html
Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Meeting Lines"
Meeting Lines is a trend reversal candlestick pattern consisting of two candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend reversal can be predicted.
The bearish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bullish and continues the uptrend;
> The second candle is long and bearish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
The bullish Meeting Lines reversal is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bearish and continues the downtrend;
> The second candle is long and bullish and its Close price is equal to that of the first candle.
Example:
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/...library/bearish-and-bullish/MeetingLines.html
Are you just copying/pasting from here:
https://tlc.thinkorswim.com/center/charting/charts.html
Bling Bling
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ADRIAN1991
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Haha, I think he is!
I have as info source TOS, yes.
ADRIAN1991
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Separating Lines"
Separating Lines is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of two candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Separating Lines candlestick pattern is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bullish occurring after the downtrend;
> The second candle is long and bearish and its Open price is equal to that of the first candle;
> The second candle does not have an upper shadow.
The bullish Separating Lines candlestick pattern is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bearish occurring after the uptrend;
> The second candle is long and bullish and its Open price is equal to that of the first candle;
> The second candle does not have a lower shadow.
Example:
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Separating Lines"
Separating Lines is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of two candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Separating Lines candlestick pattern is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bullish occurring after the downtrend;
> The second candle is long and bearish and its Open price is equal to that of the first candle;
> The second candle does not have an upper shadow.
The bullish Separating Lines candlestick pattern is recognized if:
> The first candle is long and bearish occurring after the uptrend;
> The second candle is long and bullish and its Open price is equal to that of the first candle;
> The second candle does not have a lower shadow.
Example:
ADRIAN1991
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Hey Tyler.
Sure I will send you request.
Forex is debated aswell in the group so , you are more than welcome
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Side-By-Side White Lines"
Side-By-Side White Lines is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of three candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Side-By-Side White Lines continuation is recognized if:
> The first candle is bearish and continues the downtrend;
The second candle is bullish and gaps down from the first candle's body;
> The third candle is bullish and has about the same body size;
> The second and the third candles have the same Open price.
The bullish Side-By-Side White Lines continuation is recognized if:
> The first candle is bullish and continues the uptrend;
The second candle is also bullish and gaps up from the first candle's body;
> The third candle is bullish and has about the same body size;
> The second and the third candles have the same Open price.
Example:
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Side-By-Side White Lines"
Side-By-Side White Lines is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of three candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Side-By-Side White Lines continuation is recognized if:
> The first candle is bearish and continues the downtrend;
The second candle is bullish and gaps down from the first candle's body;
> The third candle is bullish and has about the same body size;
> The second and the third candles have the same Open price.
The bullish Side-By-Side White Lines continuation is recognized if:
> The first candle is bullish and continues the uptrend;
The second candle is also bullish and gaps up from the first candle's body;
> The third candle is bullish and has about the same body size;
> The second and the third candles have the same Open price.
Example:
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Artisvision
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Hi Adrian,
I'm interested to join the group, i sent a skype request. can you accept it ?
Username : artisvision.sarl
Thanks
I'm interested to join the group, i sent a skype request. can you accept it ?
Username : artisvision.sarl
Thanks
ADRIAN1991
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Hello Jawad (artivision.sarl) and Adriano (adriano_b41)
I added you both in skype.
I added you both in skype.
ADRIAN1991
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Description : PATTERNS
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Three Line Strike"
Three Line Strike is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of four candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Three Line Strike continuation is recognized if:
> The first three candles are long and bearish and continue the downtrend having Close prices consequently lower;
> The second and the third candles open within the previous candle's body;
> The fourth candle is bullish, opening at a new Low price;
> The fourth candle's Close price is higher than the Open price of the first candle.
The bullish Three Line Strike continuation is recognized if:
> The first three candles are long and bullish and continue the uptrend having Close prices consequently higher;
> The second and the third candles open within the previous candle's body;
> The fourth candle is bearish, opening at a new High price;
> The fourth candle's Close price is lower than the Open price of the first candle.
Example:
Candlestick patterns - Bearish and Bullish
>> "Three Line Strike"
Three Line Strike is a trend continuation candlestick pattern consisting of four candles.
Depending on their heights and collocation, a bullish or a bearish trend continuation can be predicted.
The bearish Three Line Strike continuation is recognized if:
> The first three candles are long and bearish and continue the downtrend having Close prices consequently lower;
> The second and the third candles open within the previous candle's body;
> The fourth candle is bullish, opening at a new Low price;
> The fourth candle's Close price is higher than the Open price of the first candle.
The bullish Three Line Strike continuation is recognized if:
> The first three candles are long and bullish and continue the uptrend having Close prices consequently higher;
> The second and the third candles open within the previous candle's body;
> The fourth candle is bearish, opening at a new High price;
> The fourth candle's Close price is lower than the Open price of the first candle.
Example: