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- Kenneth Lee replied Jan 29, 2014
Here are the actual levels drawn on the chart. I tend to enter to soon most times. So my risk to reward is skewed and my trading style won't fit some that are very technical and disciplined. I tend to trade a bit wild, But the levels are always ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jan 29, 2014
couple of trades from yesterday and this am . I tend to get in a bit early sometimes which can give a bit of stress as the stop still has to be beyond the level. In both trades a bit better entry could have been had , But the first 39 pip trade ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Sep 21, 2013
Yes ,, At some point you just have to step back and say is it all worth it.. Funny thing is I got into trading Forex . By Using a hedging system that used a computer program to set your limit orders keeping your account in balance. But the guys ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 23, 2013
Well; They have finally called , and we are moving our boat back to our now new dock. But unfortunately they haven't ran cable or phone lines yet so will be very sporadic internet again for awhile. There are many on here with great knowledge of this ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 14, 2013
Little Sunday afternoon scalp to start the week Low volume time so I don't risk it and take what is offered pretty quick . a nice 25 pip cushion for start of week is OK with me.
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 13, 2013
Buying and Selling
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
Last chart
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
Another small trade.. swap level can't see it on the 30 min but is clear on 1 hr. was where my tp was originally on the short but closes it early. P.S> closed because news was due out in 5 min. Everyone have a great weekend.. Cheers Ken
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
FOMC statements and big Ben speeches tend to move the markets. So learn what are the big movers for the pairs you trade and avoid PO's before they come out. AS marked on the chart I tried a short there as well scalped 10 but bailed . So many times ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
Doesn't look very upish to me ... Think it is either near or spot on 50 or 61.8 fib as well a good retracement spot. and the 30min had stalled and started back down
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
Personally I keep a eye on the spreads , at times they seem to have a mind of their own, But it is pretty common of when they jump so keep it in mind , hate to give away 10 or 20 pips to broker when waiting a second and it drops back to 1.8.
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 12, 2013
opportunity exists at all times..
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 11, 2013
Got home from work about 12:30 and scrolled thru the charts the OZ and this one N.Z./USD were the clearest and at the point for a entry I was late but the target was for enough for a try. Got 45 on New Zealand and 30 on OZ. so not bad for trading ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 10, 2013
Yes it is no different than looking for a entry, you are looking for the way price should move into your entry level, So in planning the trade you are thinking how it and where it is headed and the most likely spots that might just stall it or the ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 10, 2013
I trade the clearest charts I can find . I trade should almost jump off the screen at you . I do look around at times and do take many other pairs but focus on their majors I don't like the gbp much as it seems to have a bit of follow thru issues . ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 10, 2013
I like the swap line for the reason a lot seem to thing. the other players see them as supply turned into resistance, Which is true in a since so that just adds more traders looking at this area and the more the merrier. Big money knows this as ...
- Kenneth Lee replied Jul 10, 2013
50% fib If the S/D ideas converge with classic trading thoughts that a volume of people may consider all the better . 50 and 61.8 fibs and supply and demand levels are like ice cream and chocolate syrup.