derived from statistics, the strongest and most reliable
analytical instrument.
breakouts could be yours for life.
a system with no emotions nor bad
decisions.
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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
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pairs generate great profit month after month.
the winning trader always takes advantage of the breakouts.
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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.
The Euro Dollar - Yen, Swiss Franc Weak As Risk Appetite Ret
LONDON, Apr. 7, 2008 (Thomson Financial delivered by Newstex) -- The yen and the Swiss franc were weak across the board as risk appetite returned to the market.
Although Friday's U.S. jobs data pointed to recessionary conditions, there is a growing sense in the market that the bad news may already be priced in, with the safe haven currencies suffering the most.
'With the new fiscal year under way and investor sentiment globally showing tangible signs of improvement, the yen is once again starting to come under pressure,' said Simon Derrick at the Bank of New York Mellon. (NYSE:BK)
At the same time, riskier, high-yielding currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars enjoyed significant gains.
Elsewhere, the euro edged higher against the U.S. dollar, trading around the $1.57 mark, with market players nervous before a busy event week.
First up on Tuesday will be the release of the minutes to the Federal Open Market Committee's last meeting, which will be scrutinised for any dovish slant, particularly because the decision to cut interest rates by 75 basis points was less than the 100 basis points many had predicted.
'The dollar may have recovered some ground early in the new week, but any support could prove difficult to sustain in the coming days as traders await the release of the latest FOMC meeting minutes,' said James Hughes at CMC Markets.
'The 75 basis points that came off rates last time around was far more conservative than many had been expecting and with Friday's non-farm payroll figures sitting fresh in many people's minds, the scope for the Fed to cull rates further at this month's meeting cannot be ignored,' he added.
Further out, attention will focus on the interest rate decisions in the euro zone and the UK, followed by the G7 meeting at the weekend.
The European Central Bank is still not expected to cut interest rates this week or any time soon given very high inflation levels. The matter is different in the UK, however, with an increasing majority in the market now forecasting that the BoE will opt for a cut as early as this month to help alleviate ever tighter conditions in credit markets.
London 1249 BST London 0940 BST U.S. dollar yen 102.62 down from 102.70 Swiss franc 1.0143 down from 1.0150 Euro U.S. dollar 1.5692 up from 1.5684 pound 0.7892 down from 0.7894 yen 161.07 down from 161.10 Swiss franc 1.5916 down from 1.5923 Pound U.S. dollar 1.9878 up from 1.9867 yen 203.97 down from 204.05 Swiss franc 2.0156 down from 2.0170 Australian dollar U.S. dollar 0.9237 up from 0.9231 pound 0.4646 up from 0.4645 yen 94.82 up from 94.81 Copyright Thomson Financial News Limited 2008. All rights reserved.
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