I have opened another account put $5,000 and attached my explorer, let's see where can I take the $5,000. This is the one I shared earlier in the week. Let's make money, trade safe.
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DislikedI have opened another account put $5,000 and attached my explorer, let's see where can I take the $5,000. This is the one I shared earlier in the week. Let's make money, trade safe.Ignored
DislikedEURGBP SELL: {image} AUDUSD SELL: {image} GBPAUD BUY: {image} GBPUSD BUY: {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Closed AUDUSD shorts in profit: {image} Still holding EG, GU, GA positions.Ignored
DislikedUS GDP Growth Rate come out 6.9%, exceeding the estimates by 1.4%. Hawkish FOMC followed by a monstrous growth rate definitely boosted USD. But in the longer term, that growth rate can damage the currency's value. After that GDP data release, USD now ranks 6th out of 6 currencies in my data sheet. So i think now it's okay to buy NZDUSD and GBPUSD, since RBNZ and BoE is also ahead of the FED when it comes to policy normalisation. Opened NZDUSD buy: {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ending Quantitative Easing, hiking the rates, trying to fight off inflation until it drops around 2% So we can basically say RBNZ and BOE is more hawkish than FEDIgnored
DislikedHere's my data sheet and the current rankings. Try to match the best ones against the worst ones in both sections, otherwise it may not work properly. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Whoa isn't this data sheet your secret sauce?? Thanks for sharing this mate, I know it's valuable to youIgnored
Disliked{quote} Haha it is buddy, but writing in a forum is all about sharing your knowledge with others isn't it? You are welcome buddy, i hope it will be usefulIgnored
Disliked{quote} Yes, and also the occasional argument Mate, I'm almost embarrassed at how long it took me to figure out your data sheet haha. But I have some things to clarify, I'll message you instead for those if you've got the timeIgnored
Disliked{quote} Closed AUDUSD shorts in profit: {image} Still holding EG, GU, GA positions.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Closed AUD shorts just in time last week. I only change my positions when fundamentals change or risk on/off changes occur. Fundamentals did change with US GDP Data coming 1.4% higher than expected, weighing on the currency. Which is why we see USD is retracing against most of the currencies right now despite a hawkish FED. Looking at the RBA Statement that published on 01/02/2022: RBA is hawkish than the previous meeting, but ending QE was expected. No clues on the date of interest rate hikes either. They basically said core inflation is...Ignored
DislikedAs you guys know, we have BoE and ECB monetary policy meetings on 03/02/2022 Let's start with BoE. I expect BoE to hike the rates, like most of the analysts. I don't think a rate hike would be enough to cause a big bullish move on pound, since market already expects that rate hike so it's already priced in. Not hiking the rates though, would impact the Pound very bad, that would probably cause a sell-off like it happened back in 4 November, 2021. I am heavily long on the Pound, currently have GBPUSD and GBPAUD longs which is why i decided to balance...Ignored