Fising... journal & Analysis..

haahahhahahahahah WOW no perfect accuracy hm .....

bro can`t say a thing you are the man! AMAZED!

Total trades:946
Total $ (pips):49991.02 (54111.4)

Short positions:275
Long positions:671

Profit $ (pips):49992.68 (54113.2)
Loss $ (pips):1.66 (1.8)

Wins:944
Losses:2

Wins %:99.8 %
Losses %:0.2 %

Short wins:275
Long wins:669

Short wins %:100.0 %
Long wins %:99.7 %

Avg. profit $ (pips):52.95 (57.3)
Avg. loss $ (pips):0.00 (0.0)

Largest profit $ (pips):90.48 (99.0)
Largest loss $ (pips):1.11 (1.2)

Max drawdown (pips):1.8
Profit factor:30116.07

Avg. trade length (hrs):10.14
Max trade length (hrs):19.21

Thanks bro for ur advise.. i'm still learn... in forex...hope u can help me...

hmmmmmmmm i could help you for this Long wins %:99.7 % hm o k ok i`ll give you 0.3 from me deal ?Meanwhile what do you use 50,25 cross again this is damn good cross

i'm use... 50 ,25 for my support /resistance...or my speed momentum...in price...action...for me... EMA 200.. can use "trend" or "Strong support & resistance."....i like MA cross over..huhuhuhu......simple method for me...if u combine...a few...basic tehnic example...fibo, chart pattern...simple basic trendline...i thinks this method...can get a good combination

it seems it have depends on your result

Salam bro..are this what they are said trade by news??Please babypips lesson here..majority oversea traders trade by news..and earn thousand lemon...huhu..
1.How to trade by news
2.Which part must read.
3.Where i can find it..
4.What conclusion can get
5.Can you teach?
6.When can started??
7.huhu...

See me face to face i can explain u...step by step frenz..

After the tremendous recent leg of the USD strength Friday, and the decent GAP trading on the Sunday open, we were cautious entering London. Most major pairs had trended strongly and all hit the next substantial support/resistance areas. A pullback looked more likely than anything, so we zoomed in on the majors to get a real fix on the USD. In this video I show you how we walked the room through a conservative, low risk, high reward entry on a EUR/USD long that gained 60-100 pips depending on entry & profit taking, using a not a lot more than a higher high. This was also the case with AUD/USD (in the video) GBP/USD and basically any USD pairing. The trend may not necessarily be over, but profit taking pullbacks were fairly easy to spot during today's London. Several hundred pip day, love starting the week this way.

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hi guy....

just my personal preview...See...geppy.. look OB (overbought) right now..in my filter indicator...so just my positif think...Gj wanna retracement... at fibo 23.6%...(209.60) at H4 chart....but trend..this week totally bear maybe test create double bottom or break at price 207.93(support price) just my personal preview....wish me luck..

DATA SNAP: US June Trade Gap Narrows On Big Export Gains ===============================================================
Jun International Trade ! !
Jun May ! Consensus: !
Deficit: $56.77B $59.20Br ! $62.70B !
Exports: $164.42B $158.03Br ! Actual: !
Imports: $221.19B $217.24Br ! $56.77B !
===============================================================


By Tom Barkley

Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly narrowed in June as exports registered their biggest gain in nearly four and a half years.

The U.S. deficit in international trade of goods and services decreased 4.1% to $56.77 billion from May's revised $59.20 billion, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. The May trade gap was originally reported as $59.79 billion.

The June deficit was much smaller than Wall Street expectations. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had estimated a $62.70 billion shortfall.

Trade has been one of the few bright spots of the U.S. economy, adding 2.42 percentage points to gross domestic product in the second quarter, according to an initial estimate. GDP was estimated to have expanded at a 1.9% pace from April to June.

U.S. exports in June jumped 4.0% to a record $164.42 billion from $158.03 billion the previous month, the biggest gain since February 2004. Imports also hit a new high, rising 1.8% to $221.19 billion from $217.24 billion.

The U.S. bill for crude oil imports in June expanded to a record $34.85 billion from $31.25 billion in May as oil prices soared. The average price per barrel surged $10.85 to $117.13 from the previous month's record of $106.28, registering its biggest monthly price gain. Crude import volumes rose to 297.53 million barrels from 294.00 million.

The U.S. paid $45.21 billion for all types of energy-related imports, up from $40.36 billion in May.

Imports of industrial supplies increased $5.60 billion in June. Auto and related parts imports increased $60 million.

Imports of foreign-made consumer goods like clothing and household appliances decreased $576 million. June purchases of foreign-made capital goods such as computers and accessories fell $1.37 billion. Food and feed imports also decreased $144 million.

As for exports, U.S. sales abroad of consumer goods, including art and stereos, increased $722 million during June. Capital goods exports rose by $1.19 billion. Auto exports increased $576 million.

Sales of industrial supplies, such as fuel oil, jumped $2.76 billion. Exports of food, feed, and beverages also went up by $853 million.

The U.S. trade deficit with China expanded in June to $21.43 billion from $21.05 billion the month before, as exports to China declined $200 million.

The deficit with Japan also rose to $6.13 billion from $5.05 billion. The trade gap with the euro area increased to $7.20 billion from $6.50 billion. The deficit with Canada rose to $7.16 billion from $5.39 billion.

Meanwhile, the U.S. gap with Mexico decreased to $5.70 billion from $6.58 billion.

-By Tom Barkley, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-9275; [email protected]

from fx street

U.S. Monthly Budget Statement Shows $102.8 B Deficit in July



(CEP News) - According to the U.S. Treasury, monthly receipts totalled $160.494 billion and spending came in at $263.261 billion, resulting in a deficit of $102.767 billion for July.Economists were expecting the monthly deficit to come in at $90 billion, following the previous month's $50.7 billion budget deficit. The July 2007 deficit was $36.4 billion. Receipts for the fiscal year to date came in at $2.094 trillion, while outlays, or government spending, totalled $2.466 trillion.
The fiscal year-to-date deficit came in at $371.441 billion.
By Patrick McGee, [email protected], edited by Stephen Huebl, [email protected]
CEP Newswires - CEP News ? 2008. All Rights Reserved. www.economicnews.ca
The Copying, Broadcast, Republication or Redistribution of CEP News Content is Expressly Prohibited Without the Prior Written Consent of CEP News.
A copy of CEP News disclaimer can be found at http://www.economicnews.ca/cepnews/wire/disclaimer.

Gudnite guys....see u..again..

wow...See Geppy wanna testing break 207.93...can break or not...?.....what ever...nite to all of u...

weekly Pivot Point


Eur/usd Gbp/usd Usd/chf Usd/jpy Usd/cad

R3 1.5386 1.9851 1.1327 113.60 1.0853
M5 1.5310 1.9702 1.1247 112.86 1.0821
R2 1.5234 1.9553 1.1166 112.12 1.0790
M4 1.5098 1.9330 1.1115 111.72 1.0740
R1 1.4961 1.9107 1.1063 111.31 1.0690
M3 1.4885 1.8958 1.0983 110.57 1.0659
Pp 1.4809 1.8809 1.0902 109.83 1.0627
M2 1.4673 1.8586 1.0851 109.43 1.0577
S1 1.4536 1.8363 1.0799 109.02 1.0527
M1 1.4460 1.8214 1.0719 108.28 1.0496
S2 1.4384 1.8065 1.0638 107.54 1.0464
M0 1.4248 1.7842 1.0587 107.14 1.0414
S3 1.4111 1.7619 1.0535 106.73 1.0364

Aud/usd Nzd/usd Eur/chf Gbp/chf Eur/cad

r3 0.9235 0.7413 1.6347 2.1293 1.6413
M5 0.9164 0.7330 1.6322 2.1168 1.6322
R2 0.9093 0.7247 1.6296 2.1042 1.6231
M4 0.8984 0.7200 1.6246 2.0894 1.6062
R1 0.8876 0.7154 1.6196 2.0746 1.5893
M3 0.8805 0.7071 1.6171 2.0621 1.5802
Pp 0.8734 0.6988 1.6145 2.0495 1.5711
M2 0.8625 0.6941 1.6095 2.0347 1.5542
S1 0.8517 0.6895 1.6045 2.0199 1.5373
M1 0.8446 0.6812 1.6020 2.0074 1.5282
S2 0.8375 0.6729 1.5994 1.9948 1.5191
M0 0.8266 0.6682 1.5944 1.9800 1.5022
S3 0.8158 0.6636 1.5894 1.9652 1.4853

Aud/jpy Eur/jpy Gbp/jpy Nzd/jpy Cad/jpy

r3 103.36 168.98 220.06 83.67 108.19
M5 102.08 168.13 217.93 82.30 107.25
R2 100.80 167.28 215.80 80.92 106.30
M4 99.53 166.03 213.42 80.19 105.80
R1 98.25 164.78 211.04 79.46 105.29
M3 96.97 163.93 208.91 78.09 104.35
Pp 95.69 163.08 206.78 76.71 103.40
M2 94.42 161.83 204.40 75.98 102.90
S1 93.14 160.58 202.02 75.25 102.39
M1 91.86 159.73 199.89 73.88 101.45
S2 90.58 158.88 197.76 72.50 100.50
M0 89.31 157.63 195.38 71.77 100.00
S3 88.03 156.38 193.00 71.04 99.49

Europe Weaker http://graphics.moneyshow.com/dailyc.../TD818_med.gif



The German Dax Index outperformed the US market from 2005 through 2007 but that trend reversed in 2008. The major uptrend was broken in June and while the US market rebounded over the past month, the bounce in the DAX has been anemic. A drop below 550 will signal a resumption of the downtrend.

OIL SUPPLY DISRUPTIONS NEXT WEEK?

http://forex.typepad.com/photos/unca.../26/gustov.jpg
http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/myfox/p...d=1.1.1&sflg=1
I'm concerned that if Gustov turns into a hurricane and enters the Gulf of Mexico, it will threaten oil supplies. This will likely raise oil prices, lower the stock market, and raise the value of yen. USD would fall and gold would rise. Why the concern? I'm worried you'll miss it! In anycase, let's pray it stays out of florida.

Hi guys.... long time no see...

Just my personal preview...my fav...pair...geppy...
see long time bear....trend...how long...if this time end or can go more......so...my preview...is 0.786 or 0.886 a good ratio.....testing...before bounce to area... light cyan....just my personal preview...

Salam..yeah long time seller smile...hmmm..

Hi guys..see today....GJ wanna open gap...and touch 0.886 fibo...if geppy wanna bounce....just look and see..... wish me luck guys..and have a nice day

Salam..hmm for today look like still have momentum to bear..i see from bolinger band keep out between upper n lower envelope..just sclap 30 pips today..