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- ZeF replied Sep 4, 2016
Here's my outlook for next week H1 work: The GBP has been on a positive trend against most weaker (commodity) currencies for the past 3 weeks. With some extra nice manufacturing numbers out of the UK last week, I'm hoping this trend will continue. ...
- ZeF replied Aug 31, 2016
There are 3 to 4 other good pairs to trade either the GBP or the AUD, so I'm struggling here to see the reasons why you entered those trades in the first place. Look below to these images and it doesn't get more simple than this. GBP in bullish ...
- ZeF replied Aug 30, 2016
Hope you're well L. The pound pairs are giving very good price action during London, at least 2-3 days per trading week. With TMS it's a high hit rate. My trades today: image
- ZeF replied Aug 17, 2016
I see a lot of "anticipating" in that trade's reasoning. "Price will do this and that when it reaches this or that price". The trader seems to be in the business of guessing/predicting, which is a terrible career choice. That's a bad business to be ...
- ZeF replied Aug 10, 2016
Andy you got to zoom out your charts and see what's going on in the longer run. There's a serious run of blue APB's with W1 and MN1 both blue. These are no fluffs and probably supported by valid fundamental action (look left what happened when you ...
- ZeF replied Aug 2, 2016
There is a parameter called ADR (average daily range). "Missing" a move within that ADR is usually to blame on poor indicators setup, ignorance or lack of good price action - indicators are not needed to see price action. A currency pair will make ...
- ZeF replied Jul 29, 2016
Screenshot of one TMS account - I posted last month the report on this one. I use only the majors EU, AU, NU, UC, oil and gold for H4 TMS single entry trades. I use tp 80 and SL 55 but bailing out is discretionary. TDI and Heiken Ashi zooming out ...
- ZeF replied Jul 27, 2016
H4 - or H6, H8, etc. if using other platforms than MT4, have a lot more secure opportunities and you are not missing anything you won't get on H1. Emm uses ME/ME position build-up which requires both skill and the ability to stay in positions ...
- ZeF replied Jul 10, 2016
NZDUSD for next week - this looks the best from all commodity majors, having just broken through 2016 highs. I will be looking to go long with targets 100 and 200 pips away. Good luck to all! image Heiken Ashi is going to smooth price action so ...
- ZeF replied Jun 28, 2016
image A training chart shows UJ idling after the massive drop last week. One can see what happened last time when there was big volatility, and the retracement to 100%. There's gonna be retracement this time too, nobody knows how much or how long ...
- ZeF replied Jun 24, 2016
I don't post too often lately but here's below the June activity on one of my accounts. I mostly break even and some small losses here and there. Since I use a 1,5:1 and 2:1 R:R ratio, it's a game of numbers to be profitable. It's basic TDI + Heiken ...
- ZeF replied Apr 22, 2016
I got a 4 month update on the Limit EA, running exclusively on EURUSD. Bear in mind that it has my discretionary intervention, of stopping it during events that I think have potential to damage the logic of the ea. This account has been running ...
- ZeF replied Apr 13, 2016
Trade only balanced currencies - EUR/USD. Similar sized fundamentals behind both currencies. The CAD is a joke, losing 40% against the dollar within a year. Keeping lowrisk limits is essential. a 1 pip / 1 $ / 10,000 $ ratio will double your account ...
- ZeF replied Apr 8, 2016
That's very kind of you to reminds us of your "Conflict of interest avoidance"mechanisms. However, they are worth jack shit, pardon my language. They're not in the T&C so they clearly are discretionary. Thumbs up for being honest though. From your ...
- ZeF replied Apr 2, 2016
This guy is an empty shell and for your own sake you should ignore him. His "strategies " are nothing more than outbursts of Chinese pathological reckless gambling at best. If you scroll through his posts, he spent 5 years in FF only to end up ...
- ZeF replied Mar 22, 2016
Keep charts clean and ordered. Make sure there is logic in what you're watching. Trading the Frankfurt/London open, I am always doing the EUR and GBP. Depending on higher TF price action, I might have different pairs on the screen, but the base ...
- ZeF replied Mar 19, 2016
Their website marketing of being "STP" is not legally binding. They can write that they are waiting for the second coming on the site, and get away with it. The T&C document is what it's legally binding. There's no mention of STP or any ...
- ZeF replied Mar 19, 2016
You guys have to understand that the grid concept is decades old and it's NOT a new concept. It DOES NOT need an EA to function. It's based on the simple idea of fading irrational market exuberance, in various conditions, deemed by previous ...
- ZeF replied Mar 11, 2016
Keep your risk appetite under control and you will see the difference. Draghi busted high risk accounts but brought double digit returns in low risk environment. image image
- ZeF replied Feb 24, 2016
Yoga, On 26'th August right around NYO there was FOMC speech released. You can see form my chart the USD bounced around 80 pips and then resumed bull with occasional retracements. During EA runtime, 17-21 GMT, there was big retracement to middle ...