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[hiker]

my opinion is that Ashraf represents the bearish trading bias, and I have noticed he seems to only rarely lead his public followers into bullish bets and then very short-term trades..I have attempted to keep some familiarity with his overall trading bias for US or foreign equities and currencies since approx. 20 months ago

Ashraf Laidi - Link to recorded webinar w/ details of content - http://ashraflaidi.com/forex-news/

on the other hand, I consider that evaluating: 1. the sustainability of trending moves by price and breadth OR 2. opportunities to trade range-bound behavior profitably with use of data sets that I have presented -

in what I consider four simple charts updated here for the Dec 1, 2011 close... I consider that my trading bias selection is based on these "objective" chart facts ...you can obtain a glimpse of my interpretation of these facts by my brief comments with these charts

http://forums.techni...amp-NYA-5604362

I have noticed selected market technicians who frequent this TT site last week stated that some price responses are "impossible" to see in the near-term, while this week posters are advising us at TT to be "flexible" ... I realize that the current market conditions are challenging for specific trading approaches, while at the same time accept my own responsibility to choose what I consider data sets upon which I can form a near-term trading bias that allows me to react to price and breadth behavior in real-time which produces a profitable outcome resulting from my preparation and trade execution efforts.

- hiker

Edited by hiker, 02 December 2011 - 01:33 AM.