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http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif Dear Fellow Trader !!!
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Originally Posted by LizardGizzard http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
Man, I sure don't see any evidence of that yet. Looks like the momentum has certainly shifted to the downside.

First let me post a summary of what actually happened before I pose the question to you. Anyone else can answer as well.

Copy and Paste of Summary:

20:10 GMT June 25th USD/JPY opened in NY at 108.00 having held a tight range around 107.80-108.05 during much of London trading. Option maturities around 107.85 and 108.00 were seen helping to contain early price action, with US data including durable goods and new home sales, close enough to expectations to have little impact. USD/JPY then rallied sharply higher, taking out 108.10 & 108.25 stops after a large rise in crude inventories sparked a $4 a barrel fall in crude, lifting the USD as well as stocks with the DJIA rising sharply. A high of 108.33 was seen before a pullback to 108.18 ahead of the Fed. The nod to inflation pressures triggered a further rise to 108.42 but the Fed was not hawkish enough for the bond market and falling yields saw USD/JPY reverse, falling to 107.68 in the afternoon. Bids are eyed at 107.50 with stops below.


EUR/JPY was much of the focus after hawkish comments from no less than 5 ECB officials voicing inflation concerns. Barrier options at 168.50, 168.75 and 169.00 were excised with a high of 169.16 with more barriers tipped at 169.20 and 170.00. Japanese investment demand continues to lift JPY crosses. (rs)


Now Look At What The US Dollar Index Did A Few Minutes After The Announcement !


http://quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=NYBOT_DX&v=s


Fundamentally, NOT technically the market and the PERCEPTION it had was the FED would HOLD BUT they would be Hawkish !

Where was everyone the last week ? Trading USD/JPY to go to 109.00 ?

The FED FED the market that INFLATION was KEY so everyone except the others who I will name later bought the party line. Unfortunately for the FED the market bought it so much that the 2 Year US Bonds were Yielding almost 3.0% or to be exact earlier today 2.93%

That is called an inverse yield curve ! The banks do not make money with this setup. The FED even went to their friends in the financial papers to dampen expectations.

So now the news is released actually early and the USD/JPY tried to BREAK RESISTANCE at 108.45

It made it to 108.446 and then within minutes reversed and now it trades at 107.76 with the low at 107.731

I was shorting it at 108.40 UP and rode it down a few times.

The Dow gave back 52 points after the announcement to finish up less than 5 points.

Bernake To Dollar Not Yet ! Not Sure ! Maybe ! Perhaps !

Meanwhile Trichet said BABY ! We raise to 4.25% in July !

So look what happened to the EUR/USD ? It went UP ! The Yen went down which means it got stronger !

But wait according to many here the trend is UP ! We are going to 109.00 and 110.00 and 110.00 BUT first you NEED to BREAK 108.45

No Dice !

The question is ! Why do many think the Trend is Up ?

Was any of the information that I pointed out here told to us by the charts ? Are the charts showing USD/JPY is going UP ? What Trend is that ?

Or just maybe it is the EGO in the charts that wants or hopes it will go up !

Maybe it will go up ? Perhaps not.

Bottom line heading towards 107.65 rather than 108.45 is going down in my book !

Is the market better off after the data released today ? Warren Buffet thinks the US Dollar is going down. Why should I disagree with Warren ?

Just wondering since I get confused sometimes on this thread when I see calls for 109.00

Thanks for helping to clear up my confusion and have a GREAT NIGHT !!!


Bruce

P.S. The Others ? Those on the right side of the trade. I told everyone here what might happen and it did !

P.P.S.

A Chart For US !!!

Date: 2008/06/25Time: 22:17 (GMT +2)Ticker: JPYLast: 107.78Pivot: 107.61st sup.107.62nd sup.107.353rd sup.107.151st res.108.252nd res.108.43rd res.108.6Title: USD/JPY intraday: rebound expected.Summary: Update on supports and resistances.Story: Pivot: 107.6

Our preference: Long positions above 107.6 with targets @ 108.25 & 108.4 in extension.

Alternative scenario: Below 107.6 look for further downside with 107.35 & 107.15 as targets.

Comment: The immediate trend remains down but the momentum is weak.
http://www.tradingcentral.com/chart/...0625161631.GIF

If the business is just that then you would pay taxes on net profits made trading.

If you trade only your own account I think you could treat it as a capital gain or loss as in trading stocks !

Since I do not trade my own funds I am not up to date on that !

Hope this was somewhat helpful !


Bruce

I started this demo account on June 9, 2008. $100,000 US Demo US Dollars were placed into the account.

After covering rollover costs of $1,271.47 on opened and closed FX trades that total 166 with 1 loss of $101.65 and 165 wins, the net profit is now at $14,739.72 US Dollars.. The Cash Demo Balance is $114,739.72 US Dollars !

I have 5 open positions of 100K short USD/JPY and my margin utilization or capital used is 4.55% of my total funds.

I am trying to net $30,000 US Dollars by July 9, 2008.

All Questions, Comments and Suggestions are Welcome !!!

This was a FUN Day !!!

Tks Bruce

I posted it there in order to reply to a FUNNY Poster there !

Here is the Copy and Paste of My Post...

8:21pm
Warren Forex
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http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif That Was Very Funny !
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Originally Posted by BigFace http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
Bottom line heading towards 107.65 from 106.24 (where you started shorting it?) is going UP in my book ! ......

How Funny Is This ? Let Us Start With The Facts Only !

Fact One - The Demo Account At FX Solutions was opened on June 9, 2008

Fact Two - There were $100,000 US Dollars placed in the Demo Account

Fact Three - I have now completed 166 FX trades since June 9, 2008

Fact Four - There has been 165 Winning FX Trades out of 166

Fact Five - The Gross Profit On All The Trades Closed Is $16,011.20 US

Fact Six - The Rollover costs are $1,241.47 US

Fact Seven - The Net Profit Is Now $14,739.72 US

Fact Eight - The Net Cash Demo Balance Is $114,739.92 US Dollars !

FACT EIGHT - The Position of 100K of USD/JPY that you mentioned was opened on June 9, 2008 and I have traded around it to generate the profits as shown above ! So Let Us See ? The Position at 106.24 you mention but of course you do not mention facts One To Eight !!!

So all I can say to you in closing is Peace Out Brother !

How about if you try to match my results ? Then WE can ALL Laugh Together


Bruce
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The Day Ahead U.S. and Canada: U.S. GDP, Existing Home Sales & Jobless Claims http://www.actionforex.com/images/M_...rintButton.png http://www.actionforex.com/images/M_...mailButton.png Canadian Economy | Written by CEP News | Jun 25 08 21:42 GMT | (CEP News) - It will be busy day in the U.S. with the release of GDP figures for the first quarter, existing home sales data and weekly jobless claims. Final first quarter GDP figures for the U.S. are expected to rise 1.0% on an annual basis, up from a previously recorded 0.9% increase.
Economists from Barclays said the expect real GDP to be revised up to a 1.2% annualized rate in the final Q1 report after a preliminary reading of 0.9% and an advance estimate of 0.6%. "Our forecast owes to upward revisions to the source data used in calculating GDP," they wrote in a client note. "In particular, we think nonresidential investment spending, consumer spending, and inventory investment will each contribute an additional tenth to growth."
Existing home sales are expected to fall in May to 4.95 million, a decline from April's 4.89 million figure. Economists at RBC expect no improvement, saying that with prices recording an 8% decline relative to a year earlier, they will look for sales to stabilize, though at a very low level. "The housing market remains in deep depression and for the time being, the main concern is the glut of homes for sale. Persistent price concessions will likely bolster activity but we haven't seen any clear signs of improvement yet," they wrote.
Initial jobless claims are expected to sustain a slight drop to 375k from the previous week's 381k. Economists at Barclays agree with the consensus figure, saying labour market conditions have been weak but relatively stable in recent months. "In last week's report, continuing claims fell for the first time in 18 weeks, likely influenced by the return of some workers idled by the American Axle strike; this factor may apply downward pressure on continuing claims in tomorrow's report as well," they wrote.
All times in EDT.
Thursday:
7:30 US Fed Vice Chairman Kohn speaks at ECB Conference
8:30 US GDP (Q/Q) (Annualized) Q1 Final Exp: +1.0% Prior: +0.9%
8:30 US Personal Consumption Q1 Final Exp: +1.0% Prior: +1.0%
8:30 US GDP Price Index Q1 Final Exp: +2.6% Prior: +2.6%
8:30 US Core PCE (Q/Q) Q1 Final Exp: +2.1% Prior: +2.1%
8:30 US Initial Jobless Claims W/E 21-June Exp: +375K Prior: +381K
8:30 US Continuing Claims W/E June 14 Exp: +3110K Prior: +3060K
9:00 US Fed's Bullard Speaks at ECB Conference on Monetary Policy
9:00 CA Industry Minister Jim Prentice will speak to the press following the release of the Competition Policy Review
10:00 US Help Wanted Index May Exp: +19 Prior: +19
10:00 US Existing Home Sales May Exp: +4.95M Prior: +4.89M
10:00 US Existing Home Sales (M/M) May Exp: +1.2% Prior: -1.0%
10:35 US EIA Natural Gas Storage Change W/E 20-June Exp: +90 BcF Prior: +57 BcF
10:30 CA Bank of Canada will auction off Treasury bills
10:30 CA Commodity Price Index
11:00 US Fed Governors will hold open meeting on Basel II
13:00 US Tsy to Sell USD20B 5-Year Notes
16:30 US M1 and M2 Money Supply W/E June 16 M1 Prior: -$5.9B M2 Prior: -$6.9B
By Steve Stecyk, [color=#0253b7][email protected][/color] This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it , edited by Stephen Huebl, [color=#0253b7][email protected][/color]



Bruce

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Bruce

http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif Fred's Rules !!!
These are rules of trading done by my friend Fred, a commodity trader. The rules were published in a futures trading magazine called "Trends In Futures"

These rules should be followed as they stand the test of time !!!

Fred's Rules !!!

Fred’s Rules

FINALLY...
I would like to share with you My personal parameters for
successful commodity trading, provided by FS, a
TIF subscriber. I think these are great and they mirror many of
my personal trading rules. Serious traders, consider this a
keeper. Here it is in Freds words:
With regard to my rules, most of them have been around
a lot longer than me and although well-known on the logic
level, are sometimes difficult to implement/execute.
Personally, I think the most important rule is the first one
since all the others are essentially predicated on it. Keep up
the good work with TIF!
1. NEVER trade with funds you cannot afford to lose
the stress will negatively impact your judgment.
2. NEVER put on a trade without a SIMULTANEOUS
stop loss. Period. This is seminal.
3. NEVER change a stop loss except to move it up/down
as a position moves in your favor. Otherwise just let the stop
loss take you out of the position within predetermined
parameters.
4.When in doubt for whatever reason (instinct?)
GET OUT.
5. Avoid overtrading.
6. When trading profitably, get AGGRESSIVE. (We all
have streaks!)
7. Never use more than 50% of your equity at one time
and, depending on the size of your account, make certain
that no SINGLE trade uses more than X% of your equity. (I
use 4%.)
8. Never add to a losing position. PERIOD.
9. Forget your EGO because the market is ALWAYS
right PERIOD.
10. Have patience in winning trades and give them time
to unfold.
11. Determine in advance what your TIME parameters
are for a trade, as this will impact both strategy as well as
predetermined RISK parameters.
12. Money management is at least as important as trade
selection and can be MORE important.
13. Trade multiple markets but not more than SEVEN
at a time.


P.S. These are my friends rules which I had been following before I met him a few years ago. These were rules that were published in TIF magazine. I endorse these RULES 100%

If you have not viewed the video posted on this thread called "FTP" please do so after reading this post. FUNDAMENTALS get you into your position ahead of most others. Then you use TECHNICALS to get the BEST entry into that currency and also know where everyone sees, Support, Resistance and Pivot Points.

Then we get to PERCEPTION as I just explained above.

GUESS WHAT ? Just like in the FTP video of a little less than 7 minutes shows, when the PERCEPTION becomes commonplace, that is when it will be ready to reverse as it just might do at or shortly over the next few days since ONE, there will be surprise by the NON ACTION of the G8 and following that on Monday and Tuesday coming, there is IMPORTANT US Data on the housing market including the much watched and accepted NAHB index coming out on Monday at 1:00 PM



I will do another post on how to take advantage of this knowledge to make money using my method of trading FX which works.

Here is the Link to the FTP video.

http://broadcast.ino.com/education/t...eboard_6/?blog

PLEASE WATCH IT !!! Thank You !!!


Bruce

P.S.

This was from a previous post BUT the RESULTS ARE ALWAYS THE SAME !!!

Just look at yesterday. Most FX traders including many on the USD/JPY thread were convinced after the FED announcement that USD/JPY was going OVER 109.00

I shorted it at 108.40 as you can see from my PDF file of ALL my FX trades since June 9, 2008

The PERCEPTION was No Longer The Reality because eventually the BIGGER Players realized that once again the FED said nothing and so now USD/JPY trades at 107.75 Bid

Any comments, suggestions or questions are welcome

Thanks ...

Today 6:06am
Warren Forex http://www.forexfactory.com/images/s...ser_online.gif
Warrenforex
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http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif Just Thought This Would Be Useful To Read Now !!!
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Originally Posted by Warren Forex http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
When you trade currencies it is not good to preset your bias for whatever reason. When comments are made about the weakness of the US Economy it is not against Americans or America. It is just about the facts and not about the hopes.

I have seen some posts suggesting that things are near a bottom. That is hardly the case. My opinions are based on other analyst's research and my own thinking on a consensus of opinion.

However I always review my position after new fundamental data comes out. For example the highly accurate and respected Case Schiller Housing Index just out shows no bottom is in sight.

Here is some comments from one of the better respected research houses...

Make your own decisions however the facts still are the facts and they clearly show the worst is yet to come in housing and in the banking section. That means a very very weak and weaker US Dollar and a stronger Yen !

Here is a Copy and Paste of some remarks from the researcher I just referred to !

Greetings from RGE Monitor!

Today we look at which countries are at risk of recession in the global economy. Check out our overview: “Global Recession Monitor: Which Countries Are on the Brink of Recession?”

More likely than not, the U.S. will experience a recession. The housing recession and credit crisis are ongoing and their consequences are likely to be felt for quite some time – both in the U.S. and world wide. The U.S. housing sector does not look to be approaching a bottom quite yet. On the supply side, housing starts are down 57% from their peak, but on the demand side sales of new homes are down a whopping 62%. This certainly does not bode well for inventory absorption and keeps putting downward pressure on home prices – the S&P Case-Shiller indices that came out yesterday speak for themselves. And together with home prices, the wealth of the U.S. consumer – the engine of a U.S. economy that relies on consumption (72% pf GDP) like no other economy in the world – is estimated to have fallen by almost $2 trillion in Q1 2008 and is bound to fall further. If tax refunds and rebates are trying to hold up the mood of the U.S. consumer – whose confidence is dropping – energy and food prices are pushing the other way. And employment figures are contributing further to the dismal of the U.S. consumer. The big shock in the latest employment report was a spike in the unemployment rate to 5.5% from 5.0%, one of the biggest monthly rises on record, and the next employment report could mark the seventh consecutive monthly decline for payrolls and the sixth for overall jobs.


Bruce


The USD/JPY hit a Low of 107.58 and is now 107.64 Bid

The Dow Futures are DOWN 77 and Gold is UP and the US Dollar is Weak and getting weaker. Good Work, FED

When are we going to 109.00 ? Just Wondering !

Thanks for all this info, I personally trade technicals and look at certain news to get a feel for things. You have opened my eyes to a much larger picture, good stuff, looking forward to more....

I appreciate your kind remarks. I truly enjoy sharing my knowledge with others. I have found by experience how to trade successfully. We all need to keep improving as I try to do each day of my life and not only in FX trading which for me is as my late departed friend, Fred of Fred's Rules said to me once.

Trading is more than trading. "It Is A Way Of Life" A Healthy Life Leads To Winning Traders. You cannot trade your fears, insecurities, greed and ego in the Forex market as many see every day.

FX Trading is indeed a way of life and I love it !


Bruce

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Warren Forex http://www.forexfactory.com/images/s...ser_online.gif
Warrenforex
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http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif Can You Explain Why Fundamentally It Needs To Go To 110 ?
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Originally Posted by judokamak http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
We have seen this action couple of times this week, decent to weekly pivot or even lower, than back up to 108 area. Always right back to 108..
The preasure is still up, it looks like it need to take a breath before it can move further up to 109-110

Here is an excellent article from Forbes to explain the FED'S Problem and why the market hit the US Dollar hard after the initial false reaction UP for the US Dollar !

The market wants a Rate Hike as is witnessed by the 2 Year US Bonds yielding near 3.0% The yield now is around 2.90%

The US Dollar Index is now at 72.75 and heading down. The EUR/USD is at 1.5702 Bid which gives USD/JPY the down momentum.

The FED did not suggest a hike in 2008. The ECB hikes in July. The spread between the 2 currencies goes to 225 basis points (4.25 % VS 2.00 %)

Why will the Yen get weaker ?

Link:

http://www.forbes.com/2008/06/25/hou...partner=alerts


Bruce
Last edited by Warren Forex, Today 7:18am Reason: To Correct Spelling !!!

I just finished my shower and come back to my 3, 19 inch monitors and see USD/JPY trading at 107.53 Bid with a Low of 107.49 and Dow Futures down 107 with Oil up and Gold Up and US Index Down so I guess the FED blew it yesterday !!!

Oil at $135 US Gold at Near $900 and I just saw the yield on the US 2 Year Bonds just now at 2.77%

That means since the 2.92% that I last saw money has flowed back into the 2 Year US Bonds and OUT of the US Dollar. Into Oil and Gold and the other currencies so say goodbye to BS and Ben's Strong Dollar Policy !!!

The Emperor Has NO CLOTHES and now even the market knows it !!!


Bruce

Today 8:03am
Warren Forex http://www.forexfactory.com/images/s...ser_online.gif
Warrenforex
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http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon14.gif Summary On USD/JPY !!!
11:46 GMT June 26th EUR/JPY was the star performer today - the cross carving out a series of record highs since breaching last July"s 169.05 peak after the FOMC release. 169.16 achieved in New York and 169.33 in Asia overnight, with fresh demand reaching 169.47 in early Europe. Alleged barriers at 169.50 blamed on failure to breach this level, although 170.00 is certainly a huge exotic target and expected to be well defended if the pair should extended further. USD/JPY traded higher behind the cross in early London - taking its 107.71- 108.08 Asian range peak to 108.19, before easing back in to the upper 107"s. EUR/USD gains through 1.5700 pressured USD/JPY as EUR/JPY clung to lower 169"s. Well touted demand in to 107.50 thwarted further weakness however - Japanese names, importers and real Money amongst the buyers and these bids said to trail down to the 106.80 level. Of note is 1 month implied volatility, which is holding close to the new 2008 low at 9.95 posted in Asia overnight. Stock losses adding weight to USD/JPY in to the New York open - testing new daily lows. [email protected]


Short in play with the break below support at 107.60 and with intraday and daily studies pointed down; the latter from recent overbought readings. Weekly slow stochs are also overbought, but have yet to reverse. Our target is the medium-term uptrend line from the Mar 17 low, now at 106.30. Monday and last Friday"s lows by 107.10 are initial key support. (RD) 11:53 GMT

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http://www.dailypfennig.com/currentIssue.aspx

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In This Issue….

* Fed leaves rates unchanged...
* A dovish tone to the Fed...
* Dollar Bulls run for the hills!
* Norway raises rates...


And Now... Today's Pfennig!


"Somewhat Receded"?


Good day... And a Tub Thumpin' Thursday to you! Well... If you are a non-dollar owner, you might want to quickly go to the currency round-up to check on your currency / currencies... The Fed left rates unchanged and were quite dovish in their statement, and the dollar has been sent to the woodshed...

Welcome back! Front and Center this morning, we have a currency rally going on, with the euro leading the dogs off the porch to chase the dollar down the street. The single unit has pushed past the 1.57 handle this morning, and the high yielders of Aussie, kiwi, and Brazil are all dancing in the streets because their positive rate differentials are even more in the face of traders now.

Well, the Fed DID leave rates unchanged yesterday, and there are differing views of what they had to say afterward... However, the markets heard what they believed to be dovish comments from the Fed... And lo and behold, we had that scenario that I presented to you yesterday morning, of the dollar bulls running for the hills, and their currency being dropped into one of those fryers they use at my local fish fry.

So... Here's what the Fed had to say. The statement said that the economy is expanding and is expected to continue to grow at a moderate pace. However, policymakers listed weakening labor markets, high energy prices, the housing market recession and financial market stress as “likely to weigh on economic growth” in the quarters ahead. The Fed sees downside risks to the economic outlook but said that these risks are deemed to have receded “somewhat” since the last statement on April 30.

OK... Whom among us really believe that the "economy is expanding"? And what's with the vague statement that downside risks have "somewhat" receded? What the heck is that? What data have these knuckleheads been looking at? What in that data gives them any reason to believe the downside risks have "somewhat" receded?

And... That deal with one of the Fed Heads (Fisher) voting for a rate hike, to me is simply a "smoke screen" to keep the threat of a rate hike in the minds of the markets... I'm not buying it! There are still some that believe the Fed will pull the dust covers off the rate hike machine in August... I say... HOGWASH! With the housing market still melting down and the financial sector under pressure, and remember, I still think there's another risk event out there, and the jobless rate going higher, and the Fed threatening to hike rates only chokes off growth... Add all that together, and there's no rate hike coming... Correct all that? Sure, correct all that, and we'll see a rate hike... What are the odds of that happening this year? Slim and none, and Slim left town!

Alright, already, that's enough of all that! The CEO of the largest U.S. steelmaker was interviewed yesterday and he believes that "we haven't seen the worst impact on the economy yet"... He was speaking about the Credit Crisis... That plays well with my thought that I presented last week that we haven't seen the worst of all the losses yet...

That certainly doesn't sound like a situation that would allow the Fed to raise rates now does it?




Bruce

Not A Pretty Picture For The US Dollar Index !!!

http://quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=NYBOT_DX&v=s


Bruce

12:36 USD/JPY: At Session Lows as Stock Futures Tumble San Francisco, June 26. The USD/JPY is holding near session lows of 107.47 at 107.48 this morning, weighed down by the performance of global stock markets with DJIA futures down 86 pts so far this morning. Weighing down the DJIA futures are rumors that Chrysler will declare Chap. 11 bankruptcy following the downgrade by Fitch yesterday and the drawdown this week of a $2 bln credit line. In addition, Goldman Sachs has cut Citigroup to "Sell" adding to pressure on stocks. In Europe, the Dax is down strongly with dealers reporting that fear of a stronger EUR on rate hike expectations is weighing on German manufacturing stocks, adding to the poor sentiment with rumors of job losses at Siemens. Overall malaise in financial stocks is being cited as concerns in Tokyo and Germany as well.

Little reaction to US data so far despite an upward revision in Q1 GDP and but with jobless claims unchanged despite expectations of a -6K fall. USD/JPY stops are tipped under 107.40 and linger stops at 107.20 but bids at 107.00/05. more stops lie under 106.85. [email protected]

USD/JPY Bid 107.20

My Drawdown is now $1968.28 US Dollars and My Closed Profits on 169 FX Trades is $14,999.80 Net Halfway to my GOAL of $30,000 US by July 9, 2008

How am I doing ?

GREAT !

Please explain why no body here who committed to learn has disappeared ?

Perhaps I am just wasting my energy and time even though it is helpful to me to trade and post my thoughts here on this excellent Forex Factory Forum !!!


Bruce

Please continue Bruce. I will tell you - it's alot to absorb.