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- josephcom replied Dec 28, 2019
Interestingly, I'd already read those 5 principles a couple of times here on Pivot Trading; but this was the first time I felt I'd truly caught the point. So thanks for that. Just like the mistake(s) Magnus Carlson made in the following game and I ...
- josephcom replied Dec 28, 2019
I read a report on Bloomberg about NZD The other day which I think you might find interesting: RBNZ's easing cycle is over, and the baton handed over from monetary to fiscal policy, they say. However, despite the recent strong rally, the NZD/USD is ...
- josephcom replied Dec 19, 2019
I watch the calendar and notice most USD & CAD data are released around 23:30 P.M. (Australia time) when we're asleep in Australia. But then again the opposite might be true for you guys in US where most AUD/NZD data are released in your sleep time. ...
- josephcom replied Dec 19, 2019
6252 - 6188 = 64 PIPs 64 - spread = 62 PIPs PIP value = $6.87285 per PIP 62 * 6.87285 = $426
- josephcom replied Dec 18, 2019
Excellent point about the mistakes missile. The little journal I've created for your system has already reached 12 pages. While I will forever consider myself a student, I'll try not to make the same mistake over and over again. This is a gold mine ...
- josephcom replied Dec 18, 2019
Thank you. I changed my template...
- josephcom replied Dec 18, 2019
Note taken! As usual I appreciate your sharing and caring... P.S. I see a big lesson in your post. Seems super-important to me.
- josephcom replied Dec 18, 2019
Since I am new to the club and therefore at the risk of becoming removed for getting in the way by my naive posts, I try to be more of an observer than contributor. But then again not to the extent I be tagged as a lurker. Why I decided to go long ...
- josephcom replied Dec 17, 2019
My humble opinion on EUR: I can't see why it's heading north with such a rush. Disappointing PMIs (yesterday), Brexit impact and the fact that we're still waiting for tomorrow's Germany's Business Climate (which they say will most probably point to ...
- josephcom replied Dec 15, 2019
Your feedback means a lot to me. You'll see much better from me...
- josephcom replied Dec 15, 2019
I apologise if this is too basic a question, but I search the thread and couldn't find an answer. Below you can see three different forecasts for AUD Employment Change from three different calendars (Forex Factory, Investing.com, MetaQuote). The ...
- josephcom replied Dec 14, 2019
OK, like I said yesterday, here's my humble notes on the next week's calendar: What we saw over the past week: US-China appear to have reached a phase-one deal. This can be the beginning of some recovery in China (and the global) economy in 2020. UK ...
- josephcom replied Dec 14, 2019
A second hello to thread members and, in particular, the creator: Davit I just finished reading the first and the last 200 pages of this thread with a positive approach, taking notes of important posts (only Davit's posts). I believe I am prepared ...
- josephcom replied Dec 11, 2019
Of course. Boris Johnson can get his Brexit deal through parliament before Christmas and in a year EU will divorce UK forever. Otherwise we'll see a second referendum where GBP will be the best movie to watch
- josephcom replied Dec 11, 2019
I've been asked by my mentor, Davit, to do a calendar analysis. Since we're in the second half of the week, I think I can do a daily analysis for Thursday and Friday: Thursday: There will be President Lagarde’s first ECB meeting and the ECB will ...
- josephcom replied Dec 11, 2019
Davit, please! Stop judging me. How do I prove that I've changed? Forget that thread. Believe me, I'm trying so hard to get my head around. But if you're implying a "no question" rule, I will obey the rules cause I'm really serious about this thread ...
- josephcom replied Dec 11, 2019
Thank you Davit. It wasn't really about conspiracy; since I'm learning, I just wanted to know, how I'm supposed to react to things like, for example, Brexit news, NAFTA news, US-China tariff war etc which are not normally on calendar. So, now this ...
- josephcom replied Dec 11, 2019
When it comes to fundamentals, do you watch only "calendar" releases? I mean most of the time, big moves are the result of economic "news" not on the calendar at all.
- josephcom replied Dec 4, 2019
35% Draw-Dawn for 30% profit per year. In a system which has been losing or flat for the last 3 years and only profitable for 2 years in the past 6 years. Would you call this SUCCESS? really? OK, good on you ...
- josephcom replied Dec 2, 2019
That's what I'm talking about. And to add to that, those with multiple accounts each with a seperate b...sh...t (formerly known as strategy!) and then pick up the accidentally-seccessful one to sell to idiots. FOREX IS AN ILLUSION! end of story