MAT - Multiple Account Trading

MAT - Multiple Account Trading
Life Trading

Focus

Scalping (M1, M5), swinging trades (M15, M30, H1, H4) and the longer term trades (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) are in the main focus at this threat here.
Some trades life examples will explained here and there.
All currency pairs are accepted.
Feel free to post your favored trades at this board here.

My Trading Style
Multipe Time Frame Trading, Money- & Risk Management and LOM (Loss Order Management) will be used.
The trades will be executed without Stop Loss most of the time. So the "expected drawdown" could be extremely high.
Scalping trades as well for beef up the warchest ("Account W" which could be used by LOM).

Accounts
I use in Total 100.000.-$ and the trades are executed at 7 different accounts.
4 x 10'000.-$ (A-D), 3 x 20'000.-$ (N-P)

Plough back profits, 2 x 10'000.-$ (A,B), p.519, p. 26 (2013 November 05)
100'000.-$ > 80'000.-$

Target
The profit target is making +0.25% a Day (250.-$)
and overgenerate 10K-Accounts, say surplusses will be transferred into new accounts (E, F, ... & Q, R, ...).

Result:
2013 August 21-2013 September 30
+65'385.-$ (+65%), p.20, #383

2013 August 21-2013 October 11
+88'015.-$ (+88%), p.23, #459



FXcube
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abbr.
LTT = Long(er) Term Trade, LOM = Loss Order Management, MAT = Multiple Account Trading, MTFA = Multiple Time frame Analysis, PO = Pending Order, ST = Swinging Trade, STT = Short Term Trade

20'000.-$ (N)
Long Term Carry Trade
USDINR Short @ 64.72, Target @ 50.00, 1 Lot
Expected Win: ~100%-150%
Expected Drawdown: -50% - -80%*
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*(is important for LOM-Strategy)

USDINR, Monthly, 2013 August 21

10'000.-$ (A)
Long Term Trade
GBPCAD Short @ 1.6375 Target @ 1.55, 1 Lot
Expected Win: ~35%
Expected Drawdown: -25%
SL @ 1.67

GBPCAD, Weekly, 2013 August 21
GBPCAD, Weekly, 2013 August 21
Monthly's & Weekly's CCI14-divergence, H4 CCI-Top.

Be aware:
If 1.67 will be running down further aprubt upside movements seems possible.

10'000.-$ (B)
EURUSD, Short @ 1.3389, 1 Lot

EURUSD, H4, 2013 August 21
EURUSD, Daily, 2013 August 21

be aware:
Daily could go further up.

#6

EURUSD, M5, 2013 August 21
Exit @ 1.3372, +17
Profit: +170.-$

10'000.-$ (B)
EURUSD, Daily, 2013 August 21
Short @ 1.3370, 0.5 Lot
Expected Drawdown: -25%

#9

EURUSD, M1, 2013 August 21
Exit @ 1.3060, +10
Profit: +50.-$

MAT 2013 August 21
Total: 100'220.-$

http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed...ian-death-lock

Indian Death Lock
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Submitted by Pivotfarm on 08/21/2013 07:10 -0400

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Quite honestly the scenario couldn’t be very much worse for India right now. The Rupee has taken a severe hammering and has lost 44% of its value in the past two years. It was at its lowest point yesterday against the Dollar. That means that it has fallen by 4.5% just in the first three weeks of August, despite government attempts to stop the landside and shore it up. Yesterday the Rupee ended at Rs 63.13 per Dollar, which is a decrease of 2.4% on the previous day’s trading at close.
Rupee
http://www.tothetick.com/wp-content/...dian-Rupee.jpg

India: Rupee Down
The Rupee began showing signs of crumbling when the Federal Reserve first announced back in May 2013 that there would be a slowdown in Quantitative Easing and since then it has just gone from bad to worse. India was also struck by the mounting problems regarding a fall in growth prospects.

1. The credit quality of companies is at its worst level for the past five years today and there is a tightened monetary policy that is being put in place.
2. Borrowing costs for companies increased by 10% at the end of July alone.
3. The Indian economy expanded by just 5% (year ending March 31st).
4. That was the lowest for a decade.

There was also a lack of adequate rapid reaction by the Indian government. The Reserve Bank of India did not take any measures until July 15th. None of the measures have had an effect on the Indian currency and they have all been short-term decisions. They included:

1. Curbing trading in currency derivatives
2. Restricting overseas direct investment
3. Limiting outward remittances by Indian residents
4. Increasing short-term interest rates
5. Reducing gold imports
6. Maintaining a daily balance of 99% in lender cash reserves at banks (up from 70%).

However, many analysts are now saying that the measures in a country which is already renowned for being highly bureaucratic have scared foreign investors away since they are under the impression that the controls will make it even more difficult to make money there.
Sovereign Downgrade
There are also fears that India will see a sovereign downgrade being slapped on it leading to even further difficulty as it awaits with baited breath as the to the real decision from the Federal Reserve about tapering. It would not be surprising if India were downgraded in the near future with the currency problems and the capital fleeing the country. India will also have to repay debt that is worth $20 billion next year and that can only be adding to their problems.

1. Yield on 10-year government securities increased by 8.85% in July and that is the highest level for the past 24 months.
2. That means that interest rates will go up and borrowing will become more difficult for businesses and also for private individuals.
3. The NIFTY (National Stock Exchange of India) was down again today by 13.3 points to 5, 401.45 (-0.25%).
4. The SENSEX (Bombay Stock Exchange) fell by 0.34% (down -61.48 points to 18, 246.04).

India won’t be the only one to suffer despite the fact that the Rupee is the worst-performing currency in Asia at the moment. The markets are now worried about a knock-on effect to neighboring economies and what is happening in India right now will happen at some point in the future to other emerging markets. Despite the fact that the current account deficit is wide at the moment, it’s not essentially that which has caused the problem at the present time. The deficit has been like that for the past two years and so it is more the external factors that have resulted in the situation in which India finds itself today.
Emerging Markets
According to analysts, countries that have a good deal of foreign leverage will be the first to get knocked for six. Afterwards, it will be the turn of those countries that have high internal leverage, such as Malaysia and Thailand.Credit Suisse listed those two countries as being vulnerable in recent days.

1. Malaysia saw at (end of July) its currency slump to a 15-year low against the US Dollar, for example.
2. Export figures have also been down.
3. Added to that, Malaysia also has 49.5% of its government debt that is owned by foreign investors leaving outflows possible as soon as trouble hits.

Although, it is most certainly true that the emerging markets will have an effect also, it is impossible to say that all emerging economies will be affected to the same degree.

1. One country that looks as if it will not be affected is the Philippines.
2. The economy there grew this year by a staggering 7.88% in the first quarter of this year (the fastest in Asia).
3. Reuters raised their forecasts for the year for growth in the Philippines to 6.8%.

Nothing new is happening in India at the moment. It’s happened all before.

1. We have an emerging economy that attracts foreign investors with hot money flows.
2. Exchange rates increase and imports become cheaper, while exports become more expensive.
3. A deficit is formed.
4. Growth slows down.
5. Structural problems are not dealt with.
6. The money returns home from where it came in the first place.

http://www.tothetick.com/wp-content/...2013/08/QE.jpg

QE: Effects on India?
There are some analysts that are saying that just because tapering happens, it doesn’t mean that the billions that have been injected into the economy will suddenly disappear and go away, leading to difficulties for the US economy and then a reduction in the number of exports from emerging markets. But, unfortunately, despite what some people might be espousing as a theory, the markets are not seeing it in the same light.
Apparently in pro-wrestling the Indian death lock is a technique that doesn’t get seen quite enough for the unchained public ranting and raving in the stadium around the ring. But, most certainly if you have never been on the receiving end of an Indian death lock, then you don’t know what it’s all about. Submission!
It’s fear that is making India submit: fear of the fact that the QE tapering by the Federal reserve will have an adverse effect on the country. It’s the markets that are being pummeled as frightened investors go on a wave of selling.
But it’s also the Indian government that needs to get its act together and start coming to decisions that will make structural changes to the economy and to society.

10'000.-$ (C)
Swinging Trade
EURCHF Long @ 1.2320, Target @ 1.24, 1 Lot
Expected Win: ~7%
Expected Drawdown: -40%

EURCHF, Daily, 2013 August 22

10'000.-$ (B)
Longer Term Trade
EURUSD, Daily, 2013 August 21
Short @ 1.3340, 0.5 Lot, Target @ 1.2850
Expected Drawdown: -15%
Expected Win: +25%

Be aware.
Weeklys & Monthlys could go ~1.3650
Further upside movements should be counterbalanced by LOM.

20'000.-$ (O)
Scalping Trades
EURUSD, Long @ 1.3307 10 Lots

EURUSD, M1, 2013 August 22

#16

EURUSD, M1, 2013 August 22
Exit @ 1.3310, +3
Profit: +300.-$

(The profit will transferred into the warchest "Account W": +300.-$).

Scalping Trade
I like very much scalping trades at EURUSD here and there, especially near the pivotals, e.g. #16, (DS1 @ 1.3306)

The daily's market price has hit the middle line of Bollinger Band & the H4 candles seems long enough at DS1 @ 1.3306.
I could also take the exit at "Exit B", see frame M5, when the marklet price would ascends to the middle line of Bollinger Band at M5 around 1.3314, but with 10 Lots it seems a higher risk which I won't get in at that time, maybe with 5 Lots I would have wait any longer till "Exit B".
FXcube.

EURUSD, Daily, 2013 August 22
EURUSD, H4, 2013 August 22
EURUSD, M5, 2013 August 22

#13

EURCHF, H4, 2013 August 22
Delete the target @ 1.24
Exit @ 1.2351, +31
Profit: +310.-$

MAT 2013 August 22
Total: 100'8300.-$