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EUR/USD edges higher; strong resistance at 1.4025

2010-02-03T16:54:00.002+08:00

The Euro continues to drift higher as equities and commodities remain in positive territory for a second day in a row.

Reports published by the Detastis showed German retail sales rise by 0.8%, below analysts estimates, but higher from the downwardly revised -1.7% prior.

With the U.S. ADP non-farm employment change and the ISM Non-manufacturing PMI due tomorrow, further Dollar weakness is expected to be limited.

Markets anticipate ADP at -30K from -84K, while ISM non-manufacturing to rise to 51.0 from 49.8.

Trend:

Weekly : Sideways
Daily: Bearish
Hourly: Bearish

Support & Resistance:

From current levels, 1.3955, the pair finds initial resistance at 1.3986, followed by 1.4025 and 1.4070.

Key support to watch is the 1.3920 where a break of such would open targets to the 1.3890 level, followed by 1.3850 and 1.3800.

Strategy:

Although there is strong resistance at 1.3990, the Euro may push a bit further before trending lower. For now, downward trend remains intact.

Limit Sell @ 1.4020 Targets: T1 1.4000 – T2 1.3805 Risk: 1.4070
* After 15 pips profit move stop to entry, take profit at will. Trade is canceled if it rebounds near entry and moves higher by 20 pips. Comments will follow if outlook changes.

Daily Fundamentals:

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By Juan P. Bejarano
Posted on February 2, 2010 12:19pm

PERDAGANGAN MATAWANG

2009-05-16T11:50:00.002+08:00

(Ini adalah rencana bersiri mengenai aliran semasa yang membawa kepada krisis kewangan masakini. Rencana asal di dalam bahasa Inggeris telah disiarkan di dalam blog ini pada April 28, 2009)

1. Perdagangan matawang merupakan satu lagi penyumbang palsu kepada kemewahan negara-negara kaya. Perniagaan ini sekali lagi melibatkan wang yang tidak ujud. Bank akan pinjamkan sehingga 30 kali jumlah wang pelabur yang dipegang pedagang. Sekali lagi pinjaman diujudkan oleh wang rekaan bank. Begitu juga dengan wang pelabur jika ianya dipinjam dari bank.

2. Pinjaman yang besar oleh pedagang matawang membolehkan mereka memanipulasikan pasaran; menolak naik atau turun nilai matawang. Apabila nilai matawang bertukar peniaga mengaut untung. Kerana peniaga matawang mengawal beribu billion dollar, keuntungan mereka amatlah besar, dan begitu juga dengan dividen yang dibayar kepada pelabur.

3. Perniagaan matawang dianggarkan 20 kali lebih besar daripada jumlah keseluruhan perdagangan dunia. Pulangan ke atas setiap dolar yang dilaburkan akan lebih tinggi berbanding dividen daripada pengeluaran dan perdagangan barangan dan pemberian perkhidmatan. Dengan itu pelabur dan peniaga akan mendapat perolehan yang lebih tinggi daripada jangkaan sekiranya mereka melabur hanya modal yang ada pada mereka.

4. Individu tidak boleh pinjam 30 kali ganda wang yang mereka miliki untuk dilabur. Tetapi peniaga matawang boleh. Demikian kecenderungan pelabur untuk melabur melalui pedagang matawang.

5. Perniagaan matawang bukanlah untuk melabur dalam perniagaan atau perdagangan. Ianya diperjudikan ke atas kenaikan atau kemerosotan sesuatu matawang. Walau apa sekalipu jadi pada matawang (naik atau turun), penjudi (peniaga) akan untung. Kerana untung adalah daripada pelaburan lebih 30 kali ganda duit pelabur, kedua-dua peniaga dan pelabur akan mengaut untung yang jauh lebih tinggi daripada pelaburan dengan jumlah modal asal.

6. Keuntungan yang diperoleh peniaga dan pelabur ini akan dengan satu cara atau lain dimasukkan di dalam perkiraan KDNK dan pendapatan per kapita negara. Dengan itu angka-angka petunjuk ini menjadi begitu tinggi.

By Dr. Mahathir Mohamad on May 15, 2009 8:43 AM |

EUR/USD forecast

2009-05-11T15:35:00.003+08:00

H4 graph

The pair went above level 1.3550 – key resistance had been passed; owing to that, target of the pair’s growth is now set at resistance level 1.3910. Support is at 1.3550.

Daily graph

Level 1.3550 proved to be a key level. The pair’s rising above it led to development of a strong uptrend, having targets of growth set at intermediate resistance 1.3910, target level 1.4230 and then, possibly, at 1.4400. Support is currently at 1.3550.

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Two Types of Trading Losers

2009-04-22T11:07:00.000+08:00

There are a whole host of characters who regularly lose money in the market place, and most fall into two catogories:

1) False Ego Traders

2) Nervous Traders

The false ego mistakes come from a mixture of false pride and bravado and are the most dangerous mistakes to make. The trader, generally a beginner or intermediate -- call him Tader A -- gets an opinion in his head about market direction. His analysis may have even been sound, but his opinion keeps him from reading/seeing the signs that a change is occuring in the market he has targeted. He subconsciously see the changes, but false pride is the devil, and blocks the information from making it into his conscious decision making process. The change he needs to see may even be pointed out to him by a fellow trader --Trader B-- but Trader A's false ego blocks this because he knows "I'm smarter than Trader B...In fact I think its a good idea to fade Trader B".

Trader A is also likely someone who is accustomed to being listened to. He may have been upper management in a company, or even owned the company. "People better listen to me" is how he sees it. He is likely more accustomed to talking rather then listening.

Despite trader A's previous success' Mother Market will bring him down quickly. Any early success he has in the market will only make for bigger losses down the road as he gets caught in the spiral of trying to make up for lost money and still make money. He doesn't just want to get his money back, he wants that and then some. His time is valuable. He is going to make the market pay.

Well we all know how that works out, which is to say we won't be seeing Trader A around for long.

Then there is Trader C, who is a nervous trader. Trader C is nervous because he had a bad day trading early on, and could not stop thinking that if he lost that same amount of money every day, he would be penniless in 54 trading days. Trader C worked hard his whole life, and despite having never got the big promotion or raise Trader C managed to save some money. Trader C is not used to people listening to him. But he is good at seeing things develop around him which makes him sensitive to change. This is a good thing for Trader C, who is more an analyst than a trader. But Trader C can never seem to catch the big one because every time he sees a trade up decent money, he remembers that loser in the begining, and he grabs the money rather then let the profit run. He also sets his stops too tight, and has a hard time following the rules when a trade goes against him. Trader C needs a shot of Trader A's bravado. There are a lot of Trader C's in the market place.

Often times Trader A types who survive will morph into Trader C types. Trader C though is in his rut becasue he can't seem to make more than he risks.

The way to avoid being someone who ends up paying the advertising costs for the big Forex firms like Trader's A & C is to understand how dangerous and competitve trading is to begin with. And prepare for it from that mind-set. Be "reality orientated".

Two things I hear a lot in this busienss:

#1) I wish I would have started out demo trading.

#2) I wish I would have stayed in my demo account longer.

I've been around the trading game since 1980 and I can tell you that most of you will see something in yourself in Trader A & Trader C.

Beleve me, we all have more in common than we are different.

And when you shine a light on something that had been in the shadows, the shadows disappear.

Jay Norris - Trading-U.com

EUR/USD - Weekly Forex Analysis for April 20-24, 2009

2009-04-20T13:11:00.004+08:00

Posted on April 18, 2009 at 20:40 in Analysis by James Chen

EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) continued its expected bearishness for most of the past week after rising during the beginning of the week to approach once again the long-term downtrend resistance line extending from the second test of 1.6 back in July. Friday’s (4/17/2009) substantial bearishness broke cleanly below the key 1.3100 support/resistance level, and then closely approached the equally significant 1.3000 level before closing out the trading week. Price is currently at a critical juncture for the upcoming week of April 20-24, 2009. Any strong break below 1.3000 should signify substantial and continuing bearishness in the pair that could eventually target February and March lows in the 1.2500 price region. To the upside, the 1.3300 region and the noted long-term downtrend resistance line which is currently just above it, should serve as major upside resistance within the context of the current overall downtrend.

James Chen, CTA, CMT

EUR/USD - Weekly Forex Analysis for April 13-17, 2009

2009-04-14T07:58:00.002+08:00

Posted on April 11, 2009 at 16:32 in Analysis by James Chen

EUR/USD (a daily chart of which is shown) was bearish for the entire past week as price retested and then bounced down off a long-term downtrend resistance line (extending from the 2nd test of the 1.6 all-time high last July), and then subsequently broke down below a short-term uptrend support line (extending from the 1.2455 low in early March). By the past week’s close, price had retested strong support around 1.3100, descending all the way down to 1.3088, before being tentatively rejected by support. The upcoming week of April 13-17, 2009 should bring some substantial price action after the major holiday weekend. To the upside, strong resistance still resides in the 1.3300 price region, with further dynamic resistance around the noted long-term downtrend resistance line. At this time, the directional bias continues to be bearish overall, as this pair is still within the bounds of a long-term downtrend. Any break below the 1.3100 region should easily target major support/resistance around 1.3000. And any significant breakdown below this latter level would be a considerably bearish indication that could target further key support around 1.2750 to the downside.

James Chen, CTA, CMT

April 09 Market Commentary and Technical Levels

2009-04-09T11:36:00.006+08:00

EURUSD Outlook

The EURUSD made indecisive movement yesterday, formed a Doji formation on daily chart and the pair still trapped in the triangle area. The pair attempted to push lower, bottomed at 1.3147 but further bearish scenario was rejected as the pair whipsawed to the upside, hit the top at 1.3307 and closed at 1.3279. On 4h chart below we can see that the trendline support has provided a good support for the Euro. A breakdown to the downside should trigger further bearish scenario. The bias is neutral in nearest term. Immediate resistance is seen at 1.3310. Break above that level should trigger further upside pressure testing 1.3360 and 1.3415 resistance area. Initial support at 1.3147 (yesterday’s low). Break below that support area could trigger further bearish scenario towards 1.3050 – 1.3000 area. CCI in neutral area in all three time frames (hourly, 4h, daily).

EURUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:

* S1= 1.3181
* S2= 1.3084
* S3= 1.3021
* R1= 1.3341
* R2= 1.3404
* R3= 1.3501

GBPUSD Outlook

The GBPUSD made another indecisive movement yesterday formed a Doji formation on daily chart. On hourly chart we have a triangle formation indicating consolidation. The bias remains unclear in nearest term. A break on either side of the triangle area should give us clearer direction. Immediate resistance is seen at 1.4775. Break above that level should trigger further upside pressure testing 1.4850/90 resistance area. Initial support at 1.4635 – 1.4580 area. CCI in neutral area on 4h chart.

GBPUSD Daily Supports and Resistances:

* S1= 1.4650
* S2= 1.4586
* S3= 1.4539
* R1= 1.4761
* R2= 1.4808
* R3= 1.4872

USDJPY Outlook

The violated rising wedge formation I showed yesterday has give us a valid bearish scenario so far. Yesterday the pair bottomed at 99.31 and closed at 99.73. The bias remains bearish in nearest term targeting 98.90 area. However CCI in oversold area and heading up on 4h chart so watch out for a potential upside pressure testing 100.35 resistance area.

USDJPY Daily Supports and Resistances:

* S1= 99.07
* S2= 98.42
* S3= 97.53
* R1= 100.61
* R2= 101.50
* R3= 102.15

USDCHF Outlook

The USDCHF had another moderate bullish momentum yesterday. On hourly chart we can see that the trendline support (former resistance) still provide a good support. The bias remains bullish in nearest term targeting 1.1540 and 1.1600 area. CCI just cross the 100 line down on 4h chart so watch out for a potential downside pressure testing 1.1430/00 support area.

USDCHF Daily Supports and Resistances:

* S1= 1.1413
* S2= 1.1361
* S3= 1.1309
* R1= 1.1517
* R2= 1.1569
* R3= 1.1621

Have a great day!

Thursday, 09th of April, 2009
By Setyo Wibowo (analyst@fxinstructor.com)

EUR/USD forecast

2009-04-07T07:17:00.002+08:00

H4 graph

I supposed a growth to level 1.3750 in the previous forecast, but I also stated an intermediate resistance at 1.3570 on the way to this level. It turned out that this resistance was not intermediate; it was a major resistance at which the trend had turned. If you look at the wave mark-up, it’s quite clearly seen that all 5 waves had been executed, and resistance 1.3570 was the level of their execution. I was going to tell about it in the previous forecast, but I didn’t feel like confusing anyone with so many layers of variants to develop at one graph. However, now I realize I should have done it.

What we have now is the process of forming the “double top” turning figure (“a-a+” trend). A downtrend has already started to develop, so level 1.3375 is an intermediate support, and resistances are at 1.3415 - 1.3455, starting from there selling is worthwhile. After the “M” trend line gets broken, the descending intention will be amplified and the pair will reach the support 1.3112 - the basis of the “double top” figure from daily graph.

Daily graph

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Euro Trading at Support, Wait for Breakout

2009-04-01T17:39:00.001+08:00

The Euro traded in a range against the U.S. Dollar between mid-October and mid-December. After breaking out and hitting downward resistance from the tops found in early-August, late-September, and late-December. After the last significant slide in the value of EUR/USD, from the 1.43 level, the pair returned to the confines of the range identified prior. Once again, the pair broke out of this range, in mid-March and is now trading at the resistance-turned-support line.

Trader should be cautioned that a substantial daily close below this level of support may be indicative of a free-for-all selling spree. However, one may not wish to time this trade prematurely by shorting the Euro. One may actually see the pair bounce off of this level and rise towards the larger downward sloping resistance level.

Written by Luis Gil, DailyFX Research

EUR/USD at critical support levels, next support could be 1.25

2009-03-30T20:53:00.004+08:00

The EUR/USD is at a point forex traders will want to watch very closely this week, both on the daily chart and the hourly chart.

The chart below shows the daily chart for the last six months or so, and we see that the pair has been consolidating inside this descending triangle, a typical consolidation pattern. (Learn more about Continuation Patterns here.)

As I write, the pair has reached an important point in our Fibonacci retracement study as well. We're right at the 23.6% level, where we'll want to watch closely to see if we get a bounce, or a break through. A bounce means we're likely headed back up toward resistance around 1.36, but a break through support leaves support at our previous recent low in the 1.25 range.

While that's a look at the daily chart, a move to the hourly chart shows similar support levels at a crossroads. In the chart below we can see two different trends, in two different time-frames (one a little longer-term), but both show the pair finding itself at support, solidifying our analysis from the daily chart.

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Obama Says its Time to Buy Stocks

2009-03-04T11:43:00.003+08:00

After a meeting this afternoon with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, President Obama played the role of cautious cheerleader, urging investors to stay rational, but invested. “Profit and earning ratios are starting to get to the point where buying stocks is a potentially good deal.” Said Obama, “if you've got a long-term perspective on it."

Meanwhile, some of the nation’s largest banks continued to fall in trading today. Wells Fargo & Co (WFC) fell another 1.5% and JP Morgan Chase fell almost 1% in a day of mixed trading. Bank of America (BAC) and Citigroup (C) both rose slightly in trading today. "What I'm looking for is not the day-to-day gyrations of the stock market,” said Obama, “But the long-term ability for the United States and the entire world economy to regain its footing.

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GBP/USD Chart

2009-02-16T20:56:00.000+08:00

Big Picture Elliott Wave: We saw a move higher in the wave B) on the cable 2 hour chart, as the black downtrend channel was broken. The current top of wave B) is placed with a spike just above the 50% area and below the 61.% retracement which is a typical wave b target. This whole wave B) correction looks pretty sharp, so aggressive traders should be patient here with any short positions as the market could make some choppy moves before it finally moves lower. A break of the lower support line could be the signal for a wave C) move. The market has also bounced from the resistance line on the RSI indicator.

Written by Grega Horvat - thelfb-forex.com

EUR/USD Chart

2009-02-16T20:47:00.004+08:00

Big Picture Elliott Wave: The triangle on the 4 hourly Eur/Usd chart may be completed soon. The market made a bounce from the 50% Fibonacci support area after a retracement in the black wave B), which is also the second leg of the three waves in red E. If this wave count is correct then we can expect a short biased turning point of great strength somewhere around the upper trend line resistance, and at the 76.4% of wave D retrace. The current wave count will be valid as long the wave C highs hold.

Written by Grega Horvat - thelfb-forex.com

Eur/Usd: What is Ahead Next Week

2009-02-08T16:45:00.001+08:00

Saturday February, 7 2009 2:37 PM EST.
The Euro ended the week up for the first time in 5 weeks. Will that continue for the week ahead? It depends on several factors. The first factor to consider is the support and resistance levels that have been previously maintained. Last week the price bottomed out at 1.2700 which is going to be a key level of support next week. In Fridays Trading the pair attempted to close above 1.3000 but as soon as the price hit the 1.3000 resistance level the pair back down. Last week was a consolidation was going on without any clear indication as to which way the pair might be heading next week.

Upcoming News to watch--

The most important news item next week for this pair is the US unemployment claims which comes out Thursday at 8:30 Est. However by that time a new direction may be established.

The 4hr chart shows that we are forming a descending triangle, which ever way that the pair breaks out of that could be a large break out in the direction the pair moves out of the triangle. So watch that triangle as well as the key support and resistance levels. When the pair breaks that would be a time to consider entering a trade.

Posted by Casey Sheldon on Saturday, February 7, 2009 Under: Trade opportunities

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2008-11-28T16:50:00.001+08:00

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2008-11-14T20:53:00.002+08:00

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EUR/USD MEDIUM TERM TARGET

2008-11-11T20:45:00.003+08:00

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ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD 11thNovember2008

2008-11-11T20:42:00.001+08:00

DAILY ECONOMIC CALENDAR FOREX FACTORY

2008-11-08T15:43:00.000+08:00

Mindset Of The Millionaire Traders

2008-11-08T15:20:00.006+08:00

The world’s top traders may all have different methods for making money but they all tend to share the same personality traits that make them great traders. To be a successful trader you must approach the markets with the right attitude. Here, I have isolated ten key traits that the world’s top traders have if you are going to achieve longer-term success.

Nine Personality Traits To Make Successfull!!!

(1) You Are Responsible

You are in charge of your own destiny and responsible for your own actions. No one else can be blamed. In today’s society this seems to be an alien trait to many people. There is always someone to blame. The fact is, if you want to trade successfully, you need to take actions and understand that you, alone, are responsible - no one else. Traders who lose are quick to blame the friend they got the tip from, the newspaper they read the story in, or their broker. It’s everyone’s fault but their own. When you place a trade you need to evaluate it yourself and understand that you are responsible for its prot or loss. This leads on to understanding the environment you are operating in and are happy to accept the loss or prot as your own.

(2) Education

Many traders take tips from friend’s brokers and newspapers without knowing how and why the markets really work; they are of course doomed to fail. You would not try and drive a car without having lessons and the same applies to trading. You need to study and learn about trading before you start to trade. This may sound obvious but the bulk of traders don’t bother to learn the basics. You need to spend time reading about all the aspects from psychology to different approaches and methods. Once you have learned about the environment you are working in you need to derive a method you are comfortable with.

(3)Develop Your Own Method

The method you develop should be one that is compatible with your personality and what you have learned. The approach you adopt must be comfortable for you. Randy Mackay, one of the worlds top traders asserted: “Virtually every successful trader I know ultimately ended up with a trading style suited to their personality.” This is one of the reasons many traders who purchase systems off the shelf don’t make money, even if the system is a good one. While the odds of nding a good system are small, the odds of getting a system that ts your personality are smaller still. If you can’t stand to give back prot then a longer term trading system will not suit your personality, even though it may be protable over time. You have lots of different methods you can trade: Long term, short term, breakouts, reversals, the list is endless. You need to decide which one you are comfortable with, and which one you fully understandthe logic of, and which one you are condent will work for you.

(4)Condence

All successful traders have condence that they will succeed longer term in their aim to make money. This is a universal characteristic amongst the top traders and stems from the points we have just covered. Dr Van Tharpe a psychologist who has studied the world’s top traders and the personality traits that make them successful, concluded that winning traders believe “they have won the game before they start”

(5)Discipline

Discipline stems from condence. It is the one trait that every top trader when interviewed refers to and its importance cannot be over estimated. There are two reasons why discipline is so critical:
1. First, it will help you maintain proper risk control, and allow to execute trades in accordance with your method during a losing streakthat all systems suffer.
2. Second, it stops you from second guessing your system. If you do this you will almost always get it wrong. Why? Because you will tend to pick the comfortable trades, and these are not the ones that are likely to make money longer term. Bill Eckhardt a trader who helped train the world famous turtle traders once said
“what feels good is often the wrong thing to do” and this is very true in trading. It’s difcult to take trades when your friends, newspapers and your broker tell you otherwise. But successful traders don’t believe in running with the herd and feeling comfortable. They believe in making money. Being disciplined and feeling uncomfortable is necessary for longer-term success. You are never immune from bad trading habits. None of us are - we are all emotional beings. The best that you can do is suppress your emotions and having discipline, and is essential to keep them in check.

(6) Assume The Worst - Money Management

Many traders only think of the prots they can make from a trade, but never consider the worst eventuality. They are blinded by greed. The fact is that all the top traders tend to know their downside as soon as they enter a trade, and decide whether the risk of the trade is worth taking. Money management is essential for trading success, and by always assuming the worst, you can decide if the risk reward of the trade is right for you. As a broker once said to me about trading, “Always assume the worst and you wont be disappointed. Things can only get better.” No system makes money all of the time and no top trader does either, so it is important in these losing periods to have strict money management criteria in place to help you preserve your equity as best you can. Money management is, perhaps, more important than your trading method itself. You may have a successful system, but if it loses all your money quickly and recovers when you have lost your stake, it is of little use. You need to reserve your equity so you can stay in the game longer term. Always decide if you can take the prospect of the worst eventuality in relation to your trading capital.

(7)Know What Your Edge Is

It is a fact that 90% of traders lose money longer term. Your edge is what separates you from them. Any successful trader has something that sets his or her method and personality apart from the majority and enables them to make money when others lose. You need an edge that you can dene and gives you condence that you can beat the herd. If you don’t know what your edge is, you don’t have one!

(8) Love What You Are Doing

Trading is mentally demanding. It’s tough and not all traders are suited to it. To illustrate how tough it can be, I have known several traders commit suicide after taking heavy losses. This is an extreme, but you get the picture of the demands it can put on someone’s personality. As in all walks of life, not everyone is cut out to be a trader. If the market makes you angry, frustrated, or all you can think about is trades you have on and nothing else, then trading is not for you. All the worlds top traders enjoy what they do. They know at the end of the day they will make money, which is the whole aim of trading in the rst place. They enjoy the challenge and the rewards trading can bring, and can handle the stress that is an inevitable part of trading.

(9)Final Words

Many of the above traits may seem obvious, but the bulk of traders don’t possess them and that’s why they are doomed to failure. If you want to be successful in trading, you need to be aware of your personality. You need to know the environment you are working in and decide if trading is right for you. Trading is one of the greatest challenges around and with adequate education and preparation, can yield immense rewards for those willing to accept the challenge.

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Why are Bull and Bear symbols of the financial market?

2008-10-10T11:00:00.004+08:00

For those who don't spend a lot of time on Wall Street, bulls and bears refer to opposite trends in the stock market. According to Investor Words, a bull market is "a prolonged period in which investment prices rise faster than their historical average." Conversely, a bear market means "a prolonged period in which investment prices fall, accompanied by widespread pessimism." So, bulls good, bears bad...

No one's quite sure how the two animals came to symbolize the market, but there are a few theories floating around. According to Motley Fool, a bear market earned its name because bears tend to swat at things with their paws in a downward motion (as in "the market's going down"). A bull market, on the other hand, got its name because bulls swing their horns upward when they strike (as in "the market's going up").

Another theory proposes that the animals' personalities are behind the symbolism. Bears move with caution, while bulls are bold and like to charge ahead. So a "bearish" investor thinks the market will go down, while a "bullish" investor thinks it's headed up.

Certainly no one can argue that both animals are intimidating and best avoided. Maybe they're meant to serve as a warning to investors: Unless you know what you're doing, you could be headed for pain.

PSYCHOLOGY 101

2008-10-10T08:00:00.003+08:00

A good trader does not predict what will happen. however he sees the possibilities that can play out. This way he remains with no bias about whether to short or long and simply follows the price action. if you are thinking of going long ask yourself why, do your indicators tell you so?...is there some pattern you see?...are bulls picking up momentum?...is some critical resistance being broken?

The key to succesful forex trading is to remember it is just a game that involves real money. This keeps emotions in check and equity afloat and multiplying.

Pick of the Day: EUR/USD

2008-10-09T18:18:00.000+08:00

Gonna keep it easy tonight with a short term play on EUR/USD. The pair has been marching higher after hitting a low around 1.3450, and now approaching the possible resistance area marked on the chart. This area may be watched by traders as a possible selling point, and with the pair in a longer term downtrend I like the probability of success on a short play.

Before I go into my plan, let's take a quick look at the fundies.

Of course, the event of the week so far has been the coordinated interest rate cut from five central banks yesterday, including the Fed and the ECB. While it sparked off a bit of volatility and a short rally in risk appetites, this just gave traders an opportunity to sell the longer term sentiment that the Euro has further to fall and the perception of the US Dollar as a "safe haven" during this credit crisis and global recession. I think traders will continue to play on that idea as all that has been done so far is not a quick fix and that there is much more deleveraging and pain to go through for the markets.

So, risk averision is still in play and here's what I'm going to do if EUR/USD finds it's way to the potential resistance area:

Short EUR/USD at 1.3745, stop at 1.3830, pt1 at 1.3660, pt2 at 1.3475

Remember to never risk more than 1% of a trading account on any single trade. Adjust position sizes accordingly.

We do have event risk with US unemployment claims being the major news of the day at 1230 GMT. Please be extra cautious around that time. Good luck and good trading!

00:19 09 October 2008 by Pipcrawler

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD 8thOctober2008

2008-10-08T22:14:00.001+08:00

EU Structure Hurting the Euro

2008-10-08T22:02:00.000+08:00

Why is the U.S. dollar (USD) Gaining Strength Against the Euro (EUR)?

The U.S. dollar (USD) has been steadily strengthening against the euro (EUR) for a while now, but many are wondering how the USD could be gaining strength amid all of the terrible news coming out of the financial sector and the credit markets. After all, didn't the U.S. government just have to create a $700 billion bailout plan? Well, whether you believe the bailout plan is going to work, it is the U.S. government's ability to create a $700 billion bailout plan that may be giving the USD an edge over the EUR.

Scattered Fiscal Policy Hampers European Union Economic Stability

The United States (U.S.) is a group of 50 states that is governed by an overarching federal government. The U.S. Federal Government sets both national fiscal and monetary (via the Federal Reserve) policy.

The European Union (EU), on the other hand, is a group of 27 sovereign member states that are bound by a series of agreements and treaties. The EU does not have a single governing authority that is authorized to set all fiscal policy for the collective group of nations, and only 15 of the member states are affected by the monetary policies set by the European Central Bank (ECB). This lack of fiscal—and to some degree, monetary—policy cohesion and unity leaves the EU vulnerable to economic crises.

Whereas the U.S. can respond relatively quickly and singularly—both fiscally and monetarily—to economic crises, the EU must attempt to forge multi-national compromises to deal with major macro-economic issues. This is not an easy task as the economies of various European countries vary widely, and the governments of each country have loyalties to their people first and to the EU second.

As investors are fundamentally evaluating the ability of the EU to move forward and forge unanimous plans with all of its member countries, they are starting to worry that the EU will not be able to respond quickly enough to prevent excess damage to the European economy. This fear is leading many to move their assets from euro-denomited holdings to U.S. dollar denominated holdings—which increases demand for and the value of the USD.

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD 10thSeptember2008

2008-09-11T00:12:00.000+08:00

August NFP—Consensus Estimate 60K to 75K Loss in Payroll Jobs

2008-09-05T09:41:00.001+08:00

Release time: Friday, September 5, 2008 — 8:30 AM EST!

Nonfarm payroll (NFP) employment continued its downtrend in July with U.S. employers shaving 51,000 jobs, marking the first time since May 2002 that the economy lost jobs for seven consecutive months. The Labor Department also reported last month that the U.S. unemployment rate rose to 5.7 percent—its highest level in more than four years—erasing all job gains made over the last year. Revisions to May and June's payrolls showed a total of 26,000 fewer jobs were lost than previously expected, bringing the number of jobs lost so far in 2008 to 463,000.

On the inflation front, the Commerce Department reported last week that the GDP price index was revised to an annualized 1.2 percent—up from the initial estimate of 1.1 percent—virtually eliminating any claims of recession for spring. The sharp easing in overall price index was technical in nature, caused by a spike in nominal imports cutting into nominal GDP growth. In contrast, the inflation for final sales of domestic purchases was revised up to a strong 4.3 percent, compared to the initial estimate of 4.2 percent.

Several key factors are thought to have influenced the August NFP. They include:

• Employment continued to fall in construction, manufacturing, and several service-providing industries, while health care and mining continued to add jobs

• Notable decreases were also seen in retail trade and wholesale trade—each down 17,000 for the latest month

• The decline of 51,000 in payrolls represents a 0.04% drop that is consistent with the recent trend of declines at about a 0.5% annual rate

• Hourly earnings rose by 6 cents, bouncing back to a 0.3% gain over the month

• Average weekly hours slipped to 33.6 hours in July from 33.7 hours in June

For week ending August 23, the Labor Department reported that the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 425,000, a decrease of 10,000 from the previous week's revised figure of 435,000. They also reported a four-week moving average of 440,250, a decrease of 6,000 from the previous week's revised average of 446,250.

The July employment report shows that although the labor sector is weaker than many have been expecting, the payroll declines still are not large enough to pull the overall economy into recession. The bottom line is that the economy has been growing much better than expected despite the credit crunch. It is still likely that the economy will slow during the second half, but perhaps not as much as the Fed needs. Look for the Fed to increase rates in January.

What is the NFP report?

Of all the world monthly economic reports, the monthly U.S. Non Farm Report (NFP) is the most highly anticipated and has the most dramatic impact on the currency market.

The report, which is released on the first Friday of each month and states the previous month's numbers, provides detailed industry data on employment, hours and earnings of workers on nonfarm payrolls. These numbers are the best way to gauge the current state of the US market as well as the direction that the economy is heading.

What's more, the employment numbers provided by the report are used by the Fed to shape their interest rate policies. The health of the U.S. economy and interest rates translate to the strength or weakness of the U.S. dollar.

Risk with News Trading

As with all major economic releases, there could be significant price volatility with this announcement. Currency spreads will typically widen just before the release and will remain wide for a few minutes after. If the announcement is a shock to the consensus estimate, the price of the currency pair could gap significantly. For example, the price on the EURUSD trading at 1.2820 - 1.2822 just before release could gap up 60 pips to 1.2880 - 1.2882, without any available prices available between the price of 1.2820 and 1.2882. A Buy Stop placed before the announcement at 1.2830 would turn into a Market Order and would be filled at the prevailing price 1.2882. The same would be true with a Sell Stop.

Approximately four years ago we saw a gap of approximately 200 pips on the GBPUSD on a Non-Farm Payroll announcement. While this is an extreme example, it nevertheless is a possibility with trading during economic announcements. Consequently, plan on the spreads widening and, if you are trading with a Buy or a Sell Stop entry order, do not anticipate being filled at your entry price. You will be filled at the prevailing market price after the release, which could be significantly different from your desired price of your entry order.

Please be advised that due to the volatility of price fluctuations during the news, it is possible to see a delay in execution due to the additional verification necessary for each trade.

I would like to thank you for your continued support and wish you success in your trading.

Best Regards,

Todd B. Crosland
Chairman and President
IBFX

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2008-08-29T23:09:00.009+08:00

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EUR/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-07-25T20:43:00.002+08:00

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: GBP/USD

2008-07-17T20:37:00.000+08:00

GBP/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-07-17T20:35:00.001+08:00

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD

2008-07-16T20:53:00.001+08:00

EUR/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-07-09T22:29:00.001+08:00

Market Trend

2008-07-08T22:46:00.002+08:00

Money Management & Trading Habits

2008-07-05T20:32:00.002+08:00

Maximum 2% risk per pair. What that means is when you calculate your stop losses your stop loss amount has to be within 2% of your account .If the trade goes against you, the maximum you will loose is 2% of your account. This way it also prevents you from getting panic attacks when the trade retrace against you resulting you close the trade pre maturely. If your desired stop losses do not come within 2% of your account don’t take that trade. As I always say, you may miss one trade but there are millions more to come.

You always have to calculate your risk every time before you enter your trades.
Your risk to profit ratio has to be minimum 1:1. That means if you are taking a 2% risk on a trade make sure your profit target would be at least 2%.
Always have realistic targets. My aim is 300 % capital growth per year. The lesser your target is lesser the risk of losing your own money. Even if you have 50% capital growth per year you are doing better than 90% of the worlds biggest hedge funds.
More trades you take the more you expose your account for losses. No trader in this world can profit from every single market move.

Patience plays a big part in trading. Take the trades only if you are at least 90% sure of profiting from it. If you are not sure stay away from the trade. Staying on the sideline is as good as winning.

Never trade against the trend. Specially with a high volatile pair like GBP/JPY. It may give you couple of winning trades. But it’s going to get you in the long run.
Always have a trading strategy ... make a habit to stick to it doesn’t matter how desperate you are. Always trust your strategy but not bloomberg or some statement from citibank. Don’t go with your gut feeling because 95% of the time your gut feeling is wrong.

Your charts are your forex guru. Everything what you need to know about forex is on your charts. You will learn something new everyday from you charts.

Specialize in one or two pairs. Every single pair has it’s own characteristics. No two pairs are the same. Don’t trade all the pairs your broker can offer. If you specialize in one or two pairs very soon you will be able to read the pair like a road map .

Stay away from the ranging markets. There will be enough of trend break outs on this pair than you ever want. Why take any extra risks trying to chase 20 pips on a ranging markets when you can grab 200 pips on a break out.
As Monarc mentioned traders are a greedy bunch. Less greedy once are the most successful once.

Don’t try to chase every single pip or market movement. Have a realistic weekly or monthly target as a percentage of your account . Not the number of pips. If you have already achieved that target stay away from the market. As I mentioned before.. the more you trade there is more risk of losing your money.

The losses are part of the game. Do not try to cover all your previous losses from your next trade. First your trading plan has to include at least 50% of losing trades. Then you can cut down on the number of losing trades while you gain experience and confidence.

When you start you must demo trade at least for the first 3 months to build a trading strategy. Then for the next 3 months trade on a demo account or a micro account and test your strategy coupled with a good money management strategy. When you are fully confident then trade with your real account.

Use minimum account leverage. Don’t abuse it. My recommendation for new traders is maximum one mini lot for every $2500 or one full lot for every $25000.
At last ... remember there is no easy way to become a good consistently profitable trader. No one can become a profitable trader overnight. As everything else in life it takes time, patience lots of sacrifices and learning. Don’t be afraid of mistakes.
It took me 8 months to make my first consistent $100 per week. Since then making money is like a walk in the park. - Forex Trader Auslanco

NON FARM PAYROLL ON THURSDAY

2008-06-30T23:40:00.001+08:00

Please be aware that Non Farm Payroll will be on Thursday this week because of the Holiday on Friday.

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD

2008-06-30T23:01:00.001+08:00

What Is Forex Swap? You Should Know This Now!!

2008-06-26T21:14:00.000+08:00

Forex Swap is an exclusive agreement to barter stipulated amounts of one currency for another at one or more future dates.

It eradicate potential exchange losses resulting from adverse exchange rate movements when your foreign currency payables and receivables are thanks to different dates.

A forex swap or exchange consists of a spot foreign exchange transaction entered into at exactly the same time and for the same quantity has a forward foreign exchange transaction. The forward portion is the reverse of the spot transaction, where the spot purchase is offset by a forward selling. In this reason, surplus funds in one currency are for a while swapped into another currency for better use of your company’s liquidity. Your company should be protected against adverse movements in the forex rate but cannot get advantage of favorable moves.

We must determine some forex swap features: fee open arrangement; better usage of your company’s liquidity; excellent planning tools; eliminating risk of potential exchange losses resulting from forex cash flow mismatches and fluctuating forex rates; spot rate for the purchase and the sell are set simultaneously; broad range of currencies etc.,

USD/CAD SIGNAL

2008-06-25T13:52:00.002+08:00

Sell USD/CAD at market price (my price is 1.0118)

Target: Open (should make at least 200 pips, maybe up to 600)

Stop: Open (if you use my margin you should not get nervous if it
goes against us a few hundred pips)

Margin: 3% (3% means to trade 3 mini lots if you have a 10k account)

GBP/USD SHORT TERM PRICE ACTION

2008-06-24T23:44:00.003+08:00

Stop L: Open (it might pull against us a few hundred pips)
Margin: 2% (that means to trade 2 mini lots on a 10k account), it
does NOT mean you are risking 2% of your account. Since the stop is open you are risking more.

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: GBP/USD

2008-06-24T23:41:00.001+08:00

GBP/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-06-24T23:33:00.002+08:00

How does leverage work in the forex market?

2008-06-22T14:46:00.000+08:00

The concept of leverage is used by both investors and companies. Investors use leverage to significantly increase the returns that can be provided on an investment. They lever their investments by using various instruments that include options, futures and margin accounts. Companies can use leverage to finance their assets. In other words, instead of issuing stock to raise capital, companies can use debt financing to invest in business operations in an attempt to increase shareholder value.

In forex, investors use leverage to profit from the fluctuations in exchange rates between two different countries. The leverage that is achievable in the forex market is one of the highest that investors can obtain. Leverage is a loan that is provided to an investor by the broker that is handling his or her forex account. When an investor decides to invest in the forex market, he or she must first open up a margin account with a broker. Usually, the amount of leverage provided is either 50:1, 100:1 or 200:1, depending on the broker and the size of the position the investor is trading. Standard trading is done on 100,000 units of currency, so for a trade of this size, the leverage provided is usually 50:1 or 100:1. Leverage of 200:1 is usually used for positions of $50,000 or less.

To trade $100,000 of currency, with a margin of 1%, an investor will only have to deposit $1,000 into his or her margin account. The leverage provided on a trade like this is 100:1. Leverage of this size is significantly larger than the 2:1 leverage commonly provided on equities and the 15:1 leverage provided by the futures market. Although 100:1 leverage may seem extremely risky, the risk is significantly less when you consider that currency prices usually change by less than 1% during intraday trading. If currencies fluctuated as much as equities, brokers would not be able to provide as much leverage.

Although the ability to earn significant profits by using leverage is substantial, leverage can also work against investors. For example, if the currency underlying one of your trades moves in the opposite direction of what you believed would happen, leverage will greatly amplify the potential losses. To avoid such a catastrophe, forex traders usually implement a strict trading style that includes the use of stop and limit orders.

source : http://www.investopedia.com/

Trading Tips from Joe Ross

2008-06-20T00:08:00.002+08:00

The Trade Decision

1. Never add to a losing position.

2. Always determine a stop and a profit objective before entering a trade. Place stops based on market information, not your account balance. If a "proper" stop is too expensive, don't do the trade.

3. Remember the "power of a position." Never make a market judgment when you have a position.

4. Your decision to exit a trade means you perceive changing circumstances. Don't suddenly think you can pick a price, exit at the market.

The Market Has Character

5. In a Bull market, never sell a dull market, in Bear market, never buy a dull market.

6. There are times, because of lack of liquidity, or excessive volatility, when you should not trade.

7. Trading systems that work in an up market may not work in a down market.

8. There are at least three types of markets: up trending, range bound, and down. Have different trading strategies for each.

9. Up market and down market patterns are ALWAYS present, merely one is more dominant. In an up market, for example, it is very easy to take sell signal after sell signal, only to be stopped out time and again. Select trades with the trend.

10. A buy signal that fails is a sell signal. A sell signal that fails is a buy signal.

11. It's always easier to enter a losing trade.

12. In the "blowout" stage of the market, up or down, risk managers are issuing margin call position liquidation orders. They don't check the screen for overbought or oversold, they just keep issuing liquidation orders. Don't stand in front of a runaway freight train.

13. You are superstitious; don't trade if something bothers you.

News

14. Buy the rumor, sell the news.

15. News is only important when the market doesn't react in the direction of the news.

16. Read today's paper tomorrow. When you read yesterday's paper each day with the knowledge of what the market already did, you will affirm that this mornings paper with yesterday's news has nothing to do with today's market.

A Time To Trade

17. On the open, never enter a new trade in the direction of a gap. Never let the market make you make a trade. (Closing an existing position is obviously ok.)

18. The first and last tick are the most expensive. Get in late and out early.

19. When everyone is in, it's time to get out.

20. Never trade when you are sick.

Tracking Your Trades

21. Size kills. Only change your unit of trading under a plan of attained goals. Also, have a plan for reducing size when your trading is cold or market volume is down.

22. Confidence kills. Remember, you really don't know anything. Respect the market every second of every day. Expect the unexpected. Always know your position and exit your trade immediately whenever you feel uneasy.

23. Measure yourself by profitable "days in a row," not by individual trades.

24. The best way to break a streak of "losing days in a row" is to not trade for a day.

25. Don't stop trading when your on a winning streak. "When your hot, your hot."

26. Three strikes and your out! Don't turn three losing trades in a row into six in a row. When you’re off, turn off the screen, do something else. "When you’re not, you’re not."

27. Scalpers reduce the number of variables effecting market risk by being in a position only for seconds. Day traders reduce market risk by being in trades for a matter of minutes.

28. If you convert a scalp or day trade into a position trade, by definition you did not consider the risks of the trade.

29. Don't ever fret about a missed opportunity. There is always another one just around the corner. Besides, several just happened that you didn't even know about.

Market Opinions

30. If you look for market secrets you will only find things that no one cares about. Use the conventional tools.

31. Never ask for someone else's opinion, they probably did not do as much homework as you.

32. When the market is going up, say "the market is going up." When the market is going down, say "the market is going down." Say it without qualifications, no "buts" attached. This is a reality check, you'll be amazed at how hard it is to say what is literally going on in front of you when your mind is full of preconceived opinions.

33. THE DAILY MARKET COMMENTARY: I've never had an opinion I didn't like, however, successful day trading requires flexibility. Do your homework not to develop a market opinion, but rather to understand the potential for both sides of the market. This will allow you to make your trades based on what the market is doing at the time of the trade.

34. Here is a quote to remember: "When you wake up, your instincts are wrong."

Some Final Thoughts

35. When you make a mistake of discipline, whine like a fool to anyone that will listen. Errors in discipline are mistakes you will keep on making for many years. Wearing ashes and sack cloth may help extend the time before you do it again.

36. If you squirmed and moaned while you read this list, then you share two obvious characteristics with many of us:

A. You have traded long enough to recognize that you (not the market) make mistakes, and you try to overcome them.

B. Now this is ugly, you have become part of the market and you can never leave.

No matter where life takes you, you will always check the market and always want to continue being a part of it. It's like that first true love, it will always be there no matter what the distance, no matter whether they are alive or dead.

Joe Ross, trader, author, trading educator is one of the most eclectic traders in the business. His 48+ years include position trading of shares, and futures. He daytrades stock indices, currencies, and forex. He trades futures spreads and options on futures, and has written books about it all - 12 to be exact. Joe is the discoverer of The Law of Charts™, and is famous for the Ross hook™ and the Traders Trick Entry™.

EUR/USD MEDIUM TERM TARGET

2008-06-19T22:42:00.001+08:00

ANALYSTS SENTIMENT INDEX: EUR/USD

2008-06-19T22:39:00.001+08:00

EUR/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS 16TH-20TH JUNE 2008

2008-06-19T22:30:00.001+08:00

Are you maintaining your Forex Trading Logs?

2008-06-10T23:04:00.001+08:00

One of the important things for any trader is maintaining
trading logs which maintains details of any trade they place.

In Forex Trading, these details can be very straight forward
such as the currency pair traded, the buy point, sell point,
reason for placing the trade etc.

This will help you analyse why did the trade go right or go wrong
and help you work on it.

USD/CAD SHORT TERM TARGET

2008-06-10T22:50:00.002+08:00

USD/CAD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-06-10T22:43:00.001+08:00

EUR/USD SENTIMENT INDEX

2008-06-10T22:01:00.002+08:00

EUR/USD MEDIUM TERM TARGET

2008-06-10T00:27:00.005+08:00

Slow and steady ride up to 1.5800 area is expected

Stop L: Open (it might pull against us a few hundred pips)
Margin: 2% (that means to trade 2 mini lots on a 10k account), it
does NOT mean you are risking 2% of your account. Since the stop is open you are risking more.

EUR/USD FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS 9TH-13TH JUNE 2008

2008-06-09T22:13:00.002+08:00

EUR/JPY FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS 9TH-13TH JUNE 2008

2008-06-09T21:19:00.001+08:00

USD/JPY SHORT TERM PRICE ACTION

2008-05-28T22:12:00.000+08:00

USD/JPY FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

2008-05-28T22:04:00.000+08:00

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