Daily EUR/USD trades

Quote from gtholia:

"In hindsight, everyone's a millionare"....entering a very tight short...154.68 eur/jpy..stop at 154.75...tp at 154.57..

calling it a nite now...gd volatile trading day today..lets hope for more of the same tomorrow...

ciao

How often are these "go to bed" trades sucessful for you?
 
I don't follow FX so I don't know if your number is in or out of noise.

As b1s2 has mentioned many times, stops are to be placed outside of recent noise.

But if doing a "rogue" trade like the one I tried, which is not very professional, I placed an extremely tight stop because what I was trying to do was catch a falling knife which is taking a gamble more than playing the odds...

I screwed up and paid for it.

At the moment all positions initiated this morning, still open, are profitable, let's see how the week goes...=)


Quote from RapidFireFX:

I agree, that's my point. Got stopped and looked what was just missed, 13+ pips (your stop was 154.57 right?)
 
sold both Euro FX Positions at 1.33140 Profit 91 pips. Positional longs still in place. This was a "push trade" in the direction of the general trend.
 
Quote from optionpro007:

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As b1s2 has mentioned many times, stops are to be placed outside of recent noise...

recent lows/highs can be different on different time frames, so his stop distance if he takes a signal off a 60 min chart can be way different from taking stop level off a 1 min chart. Also, do not forget that B1S2 has like 26 years experience, neither you or I possess that sort of knowledge, but that is a separate issue, more to do with letting a trade run and not taking profits too early. I can be seeing a signal on a 60 min TF, but reaction point can be 50 pips away. There is no way at the moment I am going to make it a regular stop distance, I tried once or twice, that has cost me. I would rather have 9 x 5 pip stops off a 1 min chart and eventually nail the right one. Of course 9 is a bit extreme. B1S2 is a master and that's partially linked to experience, not just knowledge and not to forget his multi million capitalisation. I need to make a living at the end of the year, which is based on 6 figure account value, not 7 or 8.
 
Quote from RapidFireFX:

How often are these "go to bed" trades sucessful for you?

not many times...but i play a small size and gives me something to wake up to...small tuition fees type of trade man...and over the course, i am flat on such trades...so...

anyways..good morning forum...look forward to another vol day..

short aud/jpy..91.77..stop at 92.1, TP at 91

ciao
 
Quote from gtholia:

not many times...but i play a small size and gives me something to wake up to...small tuition fees type of trade man...and over the course, i am flat on such trades...so...

anyways..good morning forum...look forward to another vol day..

short aud/jpy..91.77..stop at 92.1, TP at 91

ciao

moved stop to 91.74..and now leaving it as am monitoring it continuously..

ciao
 
Quote from gtholia:

moved stop to 91.74..and now leaving it as am monitoring it continuously..

ciao

stopped at 91.74...reversing position to long aud/jpy..91.93..stop 91.75, TP: 92.5 intraday..

ciao
 
Quote from romik:

closed 1.3191 +4 pips

I think the problem playing EUR/USD long right now comes from USD/JPY divergence, which is still intact. So no more longs on this pair until USD/JPY settles down. Saying that USD/JPY now has developed an intraday BRD (15 min chart) and EUR/USD looks like a B-class BLD intraday (1min chart). So this is the case of daily vs intraday for USD/JPY at the moment, probably might pullback a little or continue towards 118.50/119. I am trying not to involve too much thinking, but this pair seems to be connected, so ignoring a strong upward move in USD/JPY is pointless as EUR/USD will be sold off at that time IMO.

USD/JPY

I think there is still more upside for USD according to the daily divergence estimate of 118-119. So far there was an intraday divergence and a perhaps slightly odd looking H&S. Right now price is between a temporary S/R congestion zone 117-116.70. Yesterday afternoon's decline has gone down to 23.6% Fib retracement level and stalled.
 

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