Robinho Enhanced

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USDCAD long +19 New york open is here lets see how it goes.

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AUDUSD Short, target 50 level.

AUDUSD +8

GBPUSD Short from DS1 target DS2

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GBPUSD -8

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Take a look at CADJPY

Thank you Blanca,
received the reading materials.

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Still I need to send you more ebooks, and some remarks about how to apply them to any system.

Blanca,

I am sorry to bother you but I have not received any yet in preparation.

Bruce

blanca I have not received anything yet!

Me neither

Bruce I am looking for your email but cannot find it, if you guys are so kind of resending me your emails so I can send them to you same to you joshua, I will keep sending you the ebooks

Me neither
thanks

me too...

This was what transpired with my EURAUD trade resulting to 44 pips winner. It was actually a london breakout system in which price broke the Tokyo channel at the opening of the London session. I tried to catch the momentum of price in the upward direction. Of course, I was guided with the robinho system in the process of doing this.

In the same manner with my EURNZD trade that resulted to +24 pips, I took advantage of the Tokyo session breakout at the opening of London session guided by robinho system. Furthermore, the previous D1 bar was a reversal so the bias for the next D1 bar was up also, a tip given by Carneiro in the original robinho system.

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CADJPY Short +13 target DS1.

I hope you are reading the books, one comment about the Ken grant book is that

We as a trader we never know which trade will turn well or turn bad, so we should take them all according to our plan, but there are certain rules and one is to let your profits run, making sure that the losses dont damage your account and way to do it is to keep your risk per trade constant ( for example 0.5%) in relation to account equity. Even the best traders have periods of difficulties and the market do not offer us many opportunities. I call it the time of skinny cows but if you apply a good risk management then no matter what your account will grow.

Many tell you that you should let your profits run but they dont tell you how to do it, in this thread since day one weve been doing it, every time we take a trade we look for the targets and levels before we make an entry, if the target is far and with space then usually our trade is big, if our target is near or any level is near many times we dont even enter avoiding risk.

Looking for the best set ups which we do all the time is another way to maximizing the profit of the trades when they occur, but we have losses too, and we show them all the time, but why no one here is crying or trying to commit suicide for a lost trade? The answer is a good risk management, you all have been applying it for a long time in this thread, we need to read the books and make a perfect risk management and then the accounts will inevitably grow.

1. fxenthusiast
2. thank you for the explanation.

Hello Blanca,
I have to resend my email to you so that Cat can send me the ebooks..... I'll PM you now.

London trades
AUDJPY +23.7 pips
AUDCHF +18.2 pips

Thank you fxenthusiat for your breakout of the tokyo explanation yesterday. I combined that with the strength meter and levels breakouts this morning and it worked great!

AJ--25 hit target
EA- 27 did not hit target
GA- 26 hit target