Correlation between the currency pairs and indices is not ok for months. I use the correlation for trading of stock index and stock pairs, as well as commodities (e.g. wheat and soybeans).

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You are not mistaken. These four EMAs are my standard chart set up. For the commodities I use simple support/resistance levels and ORB (W and S mostly).

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Initial stop 4 cents

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Initial stop 3 cents.

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Wheat trade.+2.6, +10.2. Initial stop 3

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ORB trade in Soybeans. Initial stop 4 cents. 1/2 closed at +5. Stop at +0.5

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Natural Gas short position. 1/2 closed

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Long 10Y US T-notes. Stop 8 pts. 1/2 closed @ +12

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Stop @ +2

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Another 10-Y US treasuries short. Stop 11 pts. 1/2 closed @ +12.7 pts. Now it's a free trade.

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Short 10Y US T-notes.Initial stop 10 pts. 1st part closed @ + 12. Stop @ +10

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Profit target reached.

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Stop @ +10

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Brent short. Initial stop was 10 pts. 1/2 closed at +23

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Range breakout at the open. Position closed. image

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2nd part closed. Stop @ +5

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Another short in Soybeans. Stop @ BE

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Keep this in mind before tomorrow's FOMC meeting Debt markets and USD http://theultimatetradingedge.com/blog/?p=1398

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The FX market is in summer mode so we can trade commodities. 2/3rds of the position closed. Stop at B/E.

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I tried to share experience as much as I can, but you can always ask me questions if something is missing.

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