derived from statistics, the strongest and most reliable
analytical instrument.
breakouts could be yours for life.
a system with no emotions nor bad
decisions.
enter and exit the forex market based on proven statistical
analysis.
what is a
breakout?
the forex market, like
all markets, is driven by fear and greed, which are two
very dominate human emotions. as a result a breakout is
when the market is calm and bracketed, moving up and down,
hitting and bouncing off supports and resistances yet going
nowhere, and then a rapid, volatile, aggressive move takes
place.the market takes off in a direction, blowing out the
high or the low,that is a breakout.
the best breakouts
are on fundamental announcement days. www.forexnews.com
that is usually when the market
is most volatile. however, there are breakouts on non fundamental
days. the majority are not as volatile as on fundamental
days. when the market breaksout and our order is executed,
we take profit by automatic limit or no limit depending
on the risk involved. remember, when it breaks out it will
not go foreever. we do not hang in the market expecting
a 1,000 pips move. success in trading is the steady, consistent
approach. we want to take a little profit most of the days.
several charts illustrate
the breakouts. we are always in position to take advantage
of the breakouts, because we are always in position, north
and south to do so. our live results are proven by 2 years
of reliable statistics.
regardless of the amount
of contracts one might trade, the market will move where
the greatest demand is. when the market is spooked, primarily
from a fundamental announcement, that riped initial move
is called a breakout.
live
results for the 3 pairs
your money working at profit now for you
during the last 5 months period ending june 30/2004
investing
daily $500. us on an initial
capital of $5000. us
2145
$1,887.
investing
daily $1000. us on an initial
capital of $1,000. us
4290
$3,774.
investing
daily $5000. us on an initial
capital of $50,000. us
21450
$18,870.
-if the current month generates
a loss on your risk (according to our result of the month) your
next month is free of charge.
-past results are not necessarely indicative of future results.
-those live results don't include monthly fee.
-see the statistics before this live period to confirm those
live results.
-4 consecutive months at profit and one month loss.
-average price per pip:$0.88
trust
the statistics
all 5 currency
pairs generate great profit month after month.
the winning trader always takes advantage of the breakouts.
do you ?
trust the statistics, not the track records and testimonials.
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become a successful trader in all
situations for life.
always let the market come to you.
follow the same strategy as the banks, governments, and
fund managers to collect the same percentage of profit.
make your own due diligence before joining us.
statistics
over
the past 2 years, we made statistics, on charts, tic
by tic, in order to avoid the consolidation period,
to find stops and limits on those specific currencies,
euro/usd, gbp/usd, usd/chf.
we took considerable care of
the highs and lows, opening and closing on each pair.
we established with respect of the principals a good
financial planning verification of the day after important
fundamental. we find automatic parameters, with no emotions
nor bad dicisions, on last resort has to be confirmed
by our 5 indicators on appropriate charts. after all
this work done, we send a detailed email(see example) or instructions day after day
at around 7pm edt (-5gmt) those reliable statistics
are very similar and comparable with our live results
period.
Economists expect retail sales to be about flat with the previous month after a decline of 0.6% in February.
At 10 am Eastern Time, statistics on business inventories will be announced. Economists expect an increase for February, though the growth is projected to be more modest than the 0.8% increase seen in January.
Dollar Choppy To Majors After G7 Meeting [EUR/USD]
Monday, April 14, 2008 7:32:16 AM - The dollar saw choppy dealing against its major counterparts Monday morning in New York, with traders reacting to statements from the weekend's G7 meeting in Washington. Finance ministers voiced concerns about volatility in the currency markets, fueling speculation that authorities may intervene to buoy the slumping dollar.
This will be a busy week on the economic front, with retailers in focus on Monday. Retail sales for March are due at 8:30 am ET and are expected to inch higher by 0.1 percent from February's 0.6 percent fall.
At 10:00 am, traders will get a look at business inventories for February, which are forecast to have advanced by 0.4 percent, lower than January's 0.8 percent. Later in the week, housing starts and wholesale and consumer price inflation will be on tap.. The Federal Reserve is also due to release its Beige Book report.
The dollar was little changed against the euro Monday morning in New York after swinging wildly in early dealing. The dollar jumped to 1.5670 overnight, then reversed course and fell to 1.5830 by 7 am ET.
Euro zone industrial output grew 0.3% month-on-month in February, the Eurostat indicated Monday. The industrial output growth for January was revised to 0.6%. Economists expected just 0.2% monthly growth in February.
On an annual basis, industrial production increased 3.1% compared with 3.3% in January. However, industrial output rose more than 2.9% expected by economists.
The dollar was also looking for direction versus the yen Monday morning, having bounced back and forth around 101 in early dealing. The dollar has been stable to the yen since hitting a 12-year low of 95.70 a month ago.
The dollar opened the week slight higher versus the sterling, challenging a monthly high before pulling back sharply. The greenback fell to 1.98, down from an early low of 1.9650.
UK output prices for home sales of manufactured products rose 6.2% from the previous year in March, the Office for National Statistics, or ONS, said Monday. Output prices climbed more than February's 5.9% growth and 5.6% expected by analysts.
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the statistics 
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