Count me in too. How shall we start?
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DislikedAre we so brainwashed into thinking that the "holy grail" of trading exists?Ignored
DislikedHey Magnum. You said that you will start taking trade begining on Aug 1st but you haven't posted anything in that regard.Ignored
Dislikedcorrect, but I also said that I will not be posting my trades. I really don't want this journal to become a buy sell signal service for those who won't take the time to learn or who are otherwise looking for an easy out.
What I will say is that I took no trades today. I normall avoid NFP days and if I have a trade on I will close it out prior to the NFP announcement. Interest rate days (like this coming up Tuesday) are rest days also. Too much speculation and whipsawing to be worthwhile. Once the interest rate statement is issued, I will wait 1-2 hours and let it settle down before looking for an entry.
On the FXSolutions account I did take two small trades earlier in the week to re-familiarize myself with their interface. Both winners and the account went from 2797 to 2813. So 2813 is what I will start the month with.
Sunday night and Monday could be interesting. Normally when there is a major news announcement early in the week, Sunday night and Monday get to be interesting. Some pairs are lining up for entry.Ignored
DislikedIt looks like our trading styles may not be too far off from each other then. I'm looking forward to Sunday night's open.Ignored
DislikedI am currently long in gbp usd and treating like a scalp since its against my intraday levels...
I got long at price 9755...
I will say when I close the trade...
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Dislikedone of the things I have been taught is to avoid entering a trade between 1:45 and 2:15 am eastern time U.S. for the Frankfurt open and 2:45 until 3:15 for the london open. Price tends to get whipped around.
That's not to say you should get out of a trade if you are in one at these times, it just means that entering one is riskier during these times. My mentor stated that approximately 70% of all of his losing trades occurred when he entered a trade during these times. Another great reason to keep a journal. You can find little things like this that make a big difference in your trading.Ignored
Dislikedno doubt sometimes the set up is just too good and you have to take it. Well, ok, you really don't HAVE to take it. LOL!
Looks like your choice may pay off.Ignored