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They Psychology of a Failed Break Pattern – Real life example on the GBPUSD

They Psychology of a Failed Break Pattern - Real life example on the GBPUSD

This was something which I saw yesterday but I didn't have the confidence to trade it and didn't. I had emailed this to a few of my trading friends to get their view but they weren't sure either. Anyway, imagine the chart below but without todays up bar. The way I saw it was this, there was an obvious support as draw below at approximately the 15650 level which can be seen very clearly in the daily charts. The market had bounced off this a few times already as you can see. With the latest pri

March 13, 2012 No Comments Full Story

Lack of Updates – Now Back to Trading – First up EURCHF

Lack of Updates - Now Back to Trading - First up EURCHF

Hi all, Firstly I apologise for the lack of updates to the site, I'm still very much alive but have been away for a long holiday and now back! Well, I have been watching the markets since I've been away but there has been very poor internet connection which meant that it's not been possible to look at the short term markets as much as I would have liked to. I have been doing a lot of research also and been looking at playing daily and weekly breakouts. An example of a trade which I p

October 26, 2011 1 Comment Full Story

Monster Rally on the GBPUSD

Monster Rally on the GBPUSD

The GBPUSD really powered ahead today..  I was trading my 4-to-7 breakout strategy and got my 30 pips. It seems pathetic when the market powered on another 170 pips or so.. still, a profit is a profit! The range was 14632 and 14597. I didn't trade the 9-to-9 however. If the range is over 120 pips or so, the movement has already been too large for the day. Also, I can't scale my trade to be small enough so that the hefty pip stop loss is a mere 5% of my trading account. The top

June 14, 2010 No Comments Full Story

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