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500 in decline. Clean break of 1400 level off the previous week’s pin.
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Sunday, 11 November 2012
Weekly Forecast 12/11/2012
Lack of discipline
Good evening traders and welcome to the new trading week. Wrapping up from last week, I slipped up in trader discipline. Didn't follow the plan and traded on the 4 hour AUD/USD with a poor setup and execution. Result: 34 pip loss.
Market is always waiting for slip ups like the above, and it serves as a reminder that we trade not to gamble, but to take an objective approach to trading with defined expected outcomes.
Market is always waiting for slip ups like the above, and it serves as a reminder that we trade not to gamble, but to take an objective approach to trading with defined expected outcomes.
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Booooo ...
Hello traders and welcome again to another post. Today has been a day of surprises. Melbourne Cup was won by Green Moon. A little known horse that smashed the favourites by a good length.
The other surprise being the RBA putting interest rates on hold, turning my winning trade into a loss. Had tightened my stop loss to lock in some profit, but volatility gapped right over it - what a load of F#$%#@ HORSE S@#!.
Now that's off my chest, recapping the Asian session. Big movers were obviously the Aussie crosses, but quite elsewhere as the world waits with baited breath on the outcome of the Presidential race in the States.
With that, I'll probably sign off for a couple of days and make my next post when there's something relevant to post on. Till then, good luck trading all, and good luck to all (including myself) who entered the record topping $100 million jackpot Oz Lotto draw tonight.
The other surprise being the RBA putting interest rates on hold, turning my winning trade into a loss. Had tightened my stop loss to lock in some profit, but volatility gapped right over it - what a load of F#$%#@ HORSE S@#!.
Now that's off my chest, recapping the Asian session. Big movers were obviously the Aussie crosses, but quite elsewhere as the world waits with baited breath on the outcome of the Presidential race in the States.
With that, I'll probably sign off for a couple of days and make my next post when there's something relevant to post on. Till then, good luck trading all, and good luck to all (including myself) who entered the record topping $100 million jackpot Oz Lotto draw tonight.
Monday, 5 November 2012
05/11/2012 Market Open
Good evening traders. Welcome to another post at the fxtradingcorner. Market is mildly risk adverse today. I took the AUD/JPY trade from the weekend report, but did not take the Euro or GBP crosses with the AUD. When I looked at the chart this morning, the European crosses looked like quite a precipitous trade. Instead, I setup an order for AUD/JPY which is now in a bit of profit. We'll see how this pans out.
For all the Aussie blog viewers, tomorrow is Melbourne Cup Day, so more festivities ahead - Hooray!
For all the Aussie blog viewers, tomorrow is Melbourne Cup Day, so more festivities ahead - Hooray!
Sunday, 4 November 2012
Saturday, 27 October 2012
How time flies ...
Hello traders and welcome to another post at the fxtradingcorner. I didn't even realise that it's already been a month since my last post. Things have been quite busy and coupled with a bit of laziness in the evenings means I'm less inclined to create the daily and weekly updates.
However, today I'll do quick recap of the month. Markets have really been in consolidation mode. Not much big news really with the overall backdrop focused on Spain and the American Presidential elections.
A recap of trades in Oct 2012 so far:
Not too bad for the month. At the moment, I have carried a short position into the weekend close on the AUD/NZD, off the back of a pin bar signal:
However, today I'll do quick recap of the month. Markets have really been in consolidation mode. Not much big news really with the overall backdrop focused on Spain and the American Presidential elections.
A recap of trades in Oct 2012 so far:
| Time stamp | Oct | ||
| Years | 2012 | ||
| Count of Flag | Column Labels | ||
| Row Labels | Loss | Win | Grand Total |
| AUD/USD | 2 | 2 | |
| EUR/CAD | 1 | 1 | |
| GBP/USD | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| AUD/JPY | 1 | 1 | |
| Grand Total | 3 | 3 | 6 |
Not too bad for the month. At the moment, I have carried a short position into the weekend close on the AUD/NZD, off the back of a pin bar signal:
There was also a nice setup in EUR/CAD, but I had removed the order which I had setup together with AUD/NZD order. Didn't properly reviewed the order, otherwise would be in an additional 50 pip profit. From the screen grab, you can see a very nice pin bar setup off of former resistance turned support. A better trade than the AUD/NZD probably.
Watch this space Monday for an update. Fingers crossed for a favourable gap down in the AUD/NZD.
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