Over the next few day's we have various reports coming out for this pair, and we have the Brexit negotiations going on which, will almost certainly have a negative impact on Sterling. Interestingly, both economies are performing well when viewed through the prism of reporting metrics but compared with the US$, Sterling is still going to be the underdog, but while the DXY is moving sideways gathering strength to break 94, the Pound may pull ahead for a short while, falling into our sell traps, unless of course Tues 5th US PMI's come up strong, in which case we could be going straight to the Profit zone.
We're currently rising on the weekly trend line and we have two sell traps above to be a Bear on this pair. The first and I think primary sell zone is just above 1.35 and below the 200 days EMA and a previous Point of Control, there will be a great deal of resistance at this zone unless various metrics are sufficient to blast straight through to sell zone number two, between 1.36 - 1.37.
We're currently rising on the weekly trend line and we have two sell traps above to be a Bear on this pair. The first and I think primary sell zone is just above 1.35 and below the 200 days EMA and a previous Point of Control, there will be a great deal of resistance at this zone unless various metrics are sufficient to blast straight through to sell zone number two, between 1.36 - 1.37.
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We're progressing nicely towards 1.35 and our bear trapsNote
I'm now looking to go short on this pair, we're nearing the sell zone and you can see the reaction from the Bulls, taking profits before the zone, a little push up and I'm selling.Note
Things are hotting up as various pairs approach retracements / major confluence levels.Note
Nice big pull back.... let's see what happens.....Note
If you're making lots of trades per day and risking more than a few % of your trading account on each trade, and trading lots of the same pairs all the time, your not trading, your gambling and badly. That maximum I ever trade is 5% of my entire trading account and that's to the top of my stop loss and that's only if the set-up is a 5 star, I may do that once a week if I'm lucky, it's normally closer to 1-3% Don't trade to just be in the market in the hope of catching a move down or up, against this is gambling and not trading. Set your position size based on where the stops are relative to the previous structure.
If you're a total beginner trading with real money just following other traders, firstly you are crazy, secondly, I wouldn't trade more than 0.25% in that instance, if I was happy just following others, always do your own analysis and within your own trading plan / account management.
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If you don't like watching your trades go into the red, don't watch them. You have a stop loss, leave it and walk away for an hour, you cannot control the market, it does whatever it wants to do and no second is ever the same, every moment is unique and if you're sitting there willing it to change, you're fighting a losing battle, go for a walk, control your emotions, because this is one of the major components required to being a profitable trader.Note
Nice 1h candle .... I noticed some USD strength v the Yen, so maybe helping us on this trade.Trade closed: stop reached
Trade closed at break even.... enjoy your weekend peopleTrade closed: target reached
Time to target: 4 weeks Profit: 325 pips
2% risk - 1:3 return (6%)
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