Target 1.2750
{quote} {image} Hold or fold
Mission accomplished
Target hit
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- #801,662
- Jan 10, 2024 8:34pm Jan 10, 2024 8:34pm
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USDX recovering? GU 
- #801,665
- Jan 10, 2024 8:39pm Jan 10, 2024 8:39pm
- Joined Dec 2020 | Status: Trader | 1,210 Posts
{quote} And now you're all kinds of quiet with GBP/USD and EUR/USD still rising....On 8 hour timeframe MACD, EUR/USD looks like it's primed to go up to 1.125 and GBP/USD to 1.30 {image} {image}
You cannot fail if you never give up.
- #801,666
- Jan 10, 2024 8:46pm Jan 10, 2024 8:46pm
- Joined Dec 2020 | Status: Trader | 1,210 Posts
{quote} However, I have all 7 of my demo accounts loaded up with EUR/USD shorts, having just sniped the top at 1.09825. If it goes any more higher before dumping, then my live account will also enter a short position. Then we ride, hell or high water.
You cannot fail if you never give up.
- #801,667
- Jan 10, 2024 8:49pm Jan 10, 2024 8:49pm
{quote} its not that i dont care about others its that i worked my ass off to become a half ass trader so i want them to work at it too ill point you in the right direction but no freebies in zebi world
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- #801,668
- Jan 10, 2024 8:51pm Jan 10, 2024 8:51pm
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Thursday, 11th, January, 2024
Consumer Price Index (CPI): Gauging Inflation's Bite
The US Consumer Price Index (CPI), a crucial economic barometer, takes center stage today at 8:30 AM ET.
This widely anticipated report measures the average price changes for a basket of everyday goods and services consumed by urban Americans.
It shines a light on inflation trends, reflecting either rising or falling prices throughout the economy.
From groceries and rent to clothing and transportation, the CPI encompasses a broad range of items that directly impact our cost of living and purchasing power.
What to Watch:
Economists, investors, and policymakers eagerly await the CPI release, as it plays a critical role in shaping their decisions.
A higher-than-expected inflation figure could dampen hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
This, in turn, might weaken US stocks and bolster the dollar's strength.
Jobless Claims: Unveiling the Employment Landscape
Also on the economic agenda are the weekly Initial Jobless Claims and Continued Jobless Claims figures, released by the Department of Labor.
Initial claims offer a real-time glimpse into layoff activity and the health of the current job market.
Continued claims paint a picture of ongoing unemployment trends and the average duration of joblessness.
Insights for Market Moves:
Both indicators are closely monitored by analysts, investors, and policymakers to assess labor market dynamics and track unemployment trends. A decline in initial and continued claims hints at a strengthening job market, while an increase may signal economic challenges or contraction. However, given their weekly nature, significant market movements solely due to these figures are less likely, unless substantial deviations from expectations occur.
Stay Tuned:
Buckle up as we unpack the latest CPI and jobless claims data, deciphering their implications for the US economy and potential market ramifications. This economic doubleheader promises valuable insights into inflation pressures and the job market pulse, offering crucial clues for navigating the financial landscape.
Some projection.
You can adjust the tone, level of detail, and format to suit your specific needs.
Consumer Price Index (CPI): Gauging Inflation's Bite
The US Consumer Price Index (CPI), a crucial economic barometer, takes center stage today at 8:30 AM ET.
This widely anticipated report measures the average price changes for a basket of everyday goods and services consumed by urban Americans.
It shines a light on inflation trends, reflecting either rising or falling prices throughout the economy.
From groceries and rent to clothing and transportation, the CPI encompasses a broad range of items that directly impact our cost of living and purchasing power.
What to Watch:
Economists, investors, and policymakers eagerly await the CPI release, as it plays a critical role in shaping their decisions.
A higher-than-expected inflation figure could dampen hopes for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year.
This, in turn, might weaken US stocks and bolster the dollar's strength.
Jobless Claims: Unveiling the Employment Landscape
Also on the economic agenda are the weekly Initial Jobless Claims and Continued Jobless Claims figures, released by the Department of Labor.
Initial claims offer a real-time glimpse into layoff activity and the health of the current job market.
Continued claims paint a picture of ongoing unemployment trends and the average duration of joblessness.
Insights for Market Moves:
Both indicators are closely monitored by analysts, investors, and policymakers to assess labor market dynamics and track unemployment trends. A decline in initial and continued claims hints at a strengthening job market, while an increase may signal economic challenges or contraction. However, given their weekly nature, significant market movements solely due to these figures are less likely, unless substantial deviations from expectations occur.
Stay Tuned:
Buckle up as we unpack the latest CPI and jobless claims data, deciphering their implications for the US economy and potential market ramifications. This economic doubleheader promises valuable insights into inflation pressures and the job market pulse, offering crucial clues for navigating the financial landscape.
Some projection.
You can adjust the tone, level of detail, and format to suit your specific needs.
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- Jan 10, 2024 8:58pm Jan 10, 2024 8:58pm
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- Jan 10, 2024 9:35pm Jan 10, 2024 9:35pm
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- #801,673
- Jan 10, 2024 9:44pm Jan 10, 2024 9:44pm
- Temporarily Suspended | Joined Jul 2021 | 3,677 Posts
More time in the market, does not mean you trade better!
- #801,674
- Jan 10, 2024 9:46pm Jan 10, 2024 9:46pm
- Joined Dec 2020 | Status: Trader | 1,210 Posts
{quote} My $200 capital is margin call today. I was wrong following your trade call. You keep talking like one that owns the market and that every one else is a toddler. I think you should be banned from posting here because you seem to be misleading newbies through your over bearing altitude, and talkative nature... not happy with this lost and I don't have hope of another funds in couple months.
I find it better off to not follow other trader's calls. Nobody is right all the time. I try to sit on the fence and observe everything everyone says, as well as studying the charts myself to get my own insight of what may happen and how to trade it accordingly. I used to predict the price direction too, but it's pointless. Now I look at the probability of what "may" happen and try to trade accordingly, saving my best trades for last when it benefits the most.
The way I have it set up, my system won't fail me that easily. I am also holding shorts on EUR/USD from 1.092 and up to 1.098. My secret is to use demo accounts first to get rid of the FOMO feeling, then enter the live account once the demo accounts are all in and in drawdown. Getting margin called with my demo accounts costs me nothing, but then the live account's short position at the top will take the cake, even if the retrace back down is small before further bullish action.
I did also scalp some longs along the way up today.
So, don't give up because you have no more money. Keep trading with demo accounts to develop your trading skill.
Then when you have more money to trade later, follow my system. Demo first, then live. But don't rush it. Wait for when you have an obvious advantage, like now, before entering a live trade. Trading requires lots of patience and shrewd thinking, as well as proper money management that fits your style. Blindly following another trader's confident predictions will only result in disaster. I've been there and done that. Lost thousands of $$. No more.
Good luck!
You cannot fail if you never give up.
- #801,676
- Jan 10, 2024 10:11pm Jan 10, 2024 10:11pm
- Joined Jul 2011 | Status: Hi hoo im back!! | 2,678 Posts
{quote} I became emotional and added several 0.1 ($1 per pip) at every rise. I threw caution to the wind because Zebi keep shouting al day dollar is the king bla bla bla. Alas is no king but price chart. This is a bitter lesson for me this year. I put all I have in it with the hope of buying a challenge account. I am good at scalping with a bigger equity. Less greed and emotion attached But now all that funds is gone. It took me 7 months to save that. What a pity I can't get my prop firm dream activated for real
- #801,677
- Jan 10, 2024 10:12pm Jan 10, 2024 10:12pm
- Joined Dec 2020 | Status: Trader | 1,210 Posts
{quote} It's your money, your responsibility. Don't come here blubbering and blaming others for your own stupidity. Learn your lesson, back to demo 'till you rebuild your capital.
With good money management, you will succeed. All you need is tunnel vision and good money management.
You cannot fail if you never give up.
- #801,678
- Jan 10, 2024 10:17pm Jan 10, 2024 10:17pm
- Joined Aug 2021 | Status: Trader | 2,517 Posts
{quote} to anticipate sudden spikes due to high volatility, I increase the risk 18p higher than before to ensure my zone remained valid #trading_is_flexible {image}
stopped out - counting invalid
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- Jan 10, 2024 10:18pm Jan 10, 2024 10:18pm
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