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Weekly review 6/20/2010.
This week, we gained 121 Pips in FX (1.210$ lot standart in Forex) and 6.25 Points for the MiniSP, the equivalent of $312.50 per contract.
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This week, we gained 121 Pips in FX (1.210$ lot standart in Forex) and 6.25 Points for the MiniSP, the equivalent of $312.50 per contract.
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Happy day!
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Greetings everyone,
Weekly review 7/3/2010
FOREX
Trades this past week:
Results by technique:
It was a good week with only 2 negative trades and a total gain of +297 Pips. Unfortunately, we could not execute our USA Morning Technique every day due to US macroeconomic data announcements, such as unemployment data, which presented a great risk for us with stops as small as 30 or 50 Pips.
FUTURES
For the second quarter of 2010 for the MiniSP, we finished with a gain $925 per contract with 25 positive trades and 12 negative ones. Unfortunately, the Evening Technique registered a loss for the quarter of -9.75 points which subtracted $487.5 from our gains.
Total trades Profitable trades Trades with loss Total Points Total Profit
STOCKS
This is an excellent result for this week.
In the last quarter we made +41.24%.
You can see the trades in our blog
Weekly review 7/3/2010
FOREX
Trades this past week:
Results by technique:
It was a good week with only 2 negative trades and a total gain of +297 Pips. Unfortunately, we could not execute our USA Morning Technique every day due to US macroeconomic data announcements, such as unemployment data, which presented a great risk for us with stops as small as 30 or 50 Pips.
FUTURES
For the second quarter of 2010 for the MiniSP, we finished with a gain $925 per contract with 25 positive trades and 12 negative ones. Unfortunately, the Evening Technique registered a loss for the quarter of -9.75 points which subtracted $487.5 from our gains.
Total trades Profitable trades Trades with loss Total Points Total Profit
STOCKS
This is an excellent result for this week.
In the last quarter we made +41.24%.
You can see the trades in our blog
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Hello, Open Short in the EUR/JPY
TICKER ENTRY TARGET STOP
EUR/JPY 112,15 111,65 112,55
TICKER ENTRY TARGET STOP
EUR/JPY 112,15 111,65 112,55
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Target, +50 Pips in the bag 
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Greetings everyone,
Weekly review 7/3/2010
Trades this past week:
We again closed this week with a profit. This time, we didn’t make 297 pips as we did last week but we did make +58 Pips.
We traded less than usual, only 3 trades for the European Morning Technique, none for the Pound, but we made gains, little by little and by being conservative. A good example of why we didn’t trade the Gbp/Usd for the European Morning Technique can be found if we analyze Thursday, July 8th, when hours before announcing interest rates in the UK, the following happened.
We saw ranges in one minute of more than 20 Pips, both up and down. Therefore, it is impossible to trade with stops of 30 Pips both because of amplitude and lack of tendency. On Monday, July 5th, banks and markets in the US were closed for a national holiday and, therefore, we could not trade, following our norms for the USA Morning Technique. Given the fact that we traded less than we usually do, the numbers for the week were good.
Dailymarketadvice.com
Weekly review 7/3/2010
Trades this past week:
We again closed this week with a profit. This time, we didn’t make 297 pips as we did last week but we did make +58 Pips.
We traded less than usual, only 3 trades for the European Morning Technique, none for the Pound, but we made gains, little by little and by being conservative. A good example of why we didn’t trade the Gbp/Usd for the European Morning Technique can be found if we analyze Thursday, July 8th, when hours before announcing interest rates in the UK, the following happened.
We saw ranges in one minute of more than 20 Pips, both up and down. Therefore, it is impossible to trade with stops of 30 Pips both because of amplitude and lack of tendency. On Monday, July 5th, banks and markets in the US were closed for a national holiday and, therefore, we could not trade, following our norms for the USA Morning Technique. Given the fact that we traded less than we usually do, the numbers for the week were good.
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