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No fake trade please. eurusd Buy trade

So far I have excellent trading day today. One MFF 10k another FTMO 10k.
took little bit more risk today. But it works out well. No negative people are allowed to post here, so feel free to discuss your trading success.

GU seems interesting, I think I am familiar with the possibilities of GU more than EU currently. Lots low risk entry we will get this end of October.

Its not about positive or negative thinking about your trading, It is about focus.

If you keep your 100% focus one EU this week you make profit.
If you look for indicators, pivots, Different course seller fancy name, if you focus on BS talk and chart with BS people you miss most of the entry and you lose money this week. Ask why your losing,

I think people lose because they don't want to lose, at list it is true for me. when I get too much defensive I can't perform well.
when you get too much offensive you may lose large and may gain big. As a traders we have to be aggressive but that aggressiveness should be pre plan.

Fear of losing and Greed, how this 2 affect us most of us can't understand it. some people don't have awareness of this 2.

Look at this chart nothing new, yet we could not do what is expected to do.

we think other people know better than us, we think other people have better system than us. We have to think and act independently, we have to take full responsibilities.

A series of troublesome Brexit headlines have emerged in what has already been a volatile day in the forex space owing to the sensitivity to inflation worries and this notion that central banks are behind the curve.
With that aside, however, specifically for the pound, ''Britain has begun preparations for a major clash with the EU by activating a key government committee to look at the fallout from suspending cooperation over Northern Ireland,'' Sky News has learnt and reported today.
''Ministers are holding discussions inside the key cabinet committee, which oversaw Brexit fallout preparations, about the repercussions of triggering Article 16, which allows the UK to stop following some parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.''
''The discussions on the practical implications of triggering the emergency mechanism in the Northern Ireland Protocol are being held in the "XO" cabinet committee, a pivotal institution inside government last year during Brexit talks when facing the threat of no-deal," the article said.
In other news and related to the fallout, Britain said it had summoned France's ambassador in an escalating row over post-Brexit fishing rights.
"We regret the confrontational language that has been consistently used by the French government on this issue," said a statement from British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office.
It added: "As a next step, the Foreign Secretary has instructed Minister Morton to summon the French ambassador."
The BBC wrote that ''Britain earlier denounced France's seizure of a British boat in French waters and warned Paris against further retaliation.''
The article continued, ''A British trawler has been seized by France and another has been fined, amid an escalating row over post-Brexit fishing rights.
French maritime minister Annick Girardin said the ships were cautioned during checks off Le Havre overnight.
She said the first did not comply right away and the second was not allowed to fish in French waters so was detained.
No 10 said it was watching events closely and wanted France and EU talks but was ready to respond appropriately.
Earlier, the environment secretary said he was "urgently" investigating the situation in relation to the detained vessel - which has been named as the Cornelis Gert Jan.''
Market implications
It is well telegraphed that there are sticky and messy parts up in the air in the Brexit saga, most of which is likely already priced in, however, background stories and feelings of trouble escalation in the fall-out will leave the pound vulnerable. meanwhile, the markets are more aligned to what is happening between the central banks.
Sterling firmed a touch on Thursday against the euro and the dollar as investors assessed whether the Bank of England would proceed with an interest rate hike at the upcoming meetings or hold fire, given concerns around economic growth. Markets are pricing a chunky 34 cumulative bps in rate hikes rise from the BoE by year-end. GBP/USD is higher by some 0.4% on the day wheel EUR/GBP is also 0.4% higher following the ECB's emphasis on inflation pressures.

I think fundamentally EUR is still weak, if we see some us good news EU will start moving low.
MY over all target is 1.1450 or 1.1420 area.

IMO, EU is just not ready to sell yet,

single tf entry on the daily

did the same with GN

also on this pair

perhaps I closed a bit too early, anyway it's Friday and it's always good to close your trades, here's what it looks like on H1

H1 chart

was in slight dd with this pair earlier but it's coming along now..entries are at b/e now

just taken ,short UCad

we got a momentum candle and so we wait for the retracement to go short, not today but next week perhaps

Hi all today I have another good trading day not like yesterday but good enough. Eu was excellent and uc was nice after cad data. Gu was moved as expected. My mff challenge still have 12 day remain.

We have to give focus time on our chart for edge.

Trading psychological so very crucial. Love and respect all the good traders.

We have to give focus time on our chart for edge.

hi pips
I know you love to trade BBMA. I am done trading for this week, in the weekend I will look your setups and discuss in detail bro.

excellent trade, keep doing great trading.

would have liked a bigger profit but sometimes you just got to take what the market gives