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- ashraf999 replied Jul 21, 2010
Today I am selling EURJPY @ 111.01 and have set my target @ 110.5. My stop loss is set @ 112
- ashraf999 replied Jul 21, 2010
I also invite you to count how many winners and losers in the attached chart
- ashraf999 replied Jul 19, 2010
Sure...please see the attached chart:
- ashraf999 replied Jul 19, 2010
This is NZDUSD as per "FX Solutions"..and it is a winning trade ...until now
- ashraf999 replied Jul 17, 2010
See this example. The last candle in the box is not engulfing the previous candle. Yet it qualifies to be a signal as per the criteria of this strategy
- ashraf999 replied Jul 17, 2010
Here is an example where it is possible to get whipsawed if you were not careful
- ashraf999 replied Jul 17, 2010
Another example:
- ashraf999 replied Jul 16, 2010
Here is a bullish example:
- ashraf999 replied Jul 16, 2010
Here is another example to make it clearer
- ashraf999 replied Jul 15, 2010
A pair is traded only once per day at the maximum. I have just posted an example of this strategy
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
And here is another failed bearish trade:
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
Another successful bearish trade:
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
Here is another one but this one has failed:
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
Here is a bearish trade:
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
Here are two examples: The first one does not fulfill the criteria - even though the trade is successful - because the body of the right candle < half of the total candle length
- ashraf999 replied May 30, 2010
Here is an example: Trade the candle following the Right Candle:
- ashraf999 replied May 27, 2010
GBPJPY showed a very strong move upward. Therefore I have bought with intention to close at the resistance level @ 134.70
- ashraf999 replied May 26, 2010
I closed the trade with 25 pips profit
- ashraf999 replied May 26, 2010
The chart for GBPJPY shows a "fakey setup" in a downtrend. Therefore I have entered short and would close by the end of the trading day
- ashraf999 replied May 20, 2010
I have sold GBPJPY at the begining of the trading day with intention to close @ 127. I anticipate further decline because of previous day's candle which negated the effect of the previous bullish pin bar