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Monday, December 24, 2007

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Monday, December 18, 2006

Deal comments for FOREX trading (instead of conclusion)

Such deal breaks the rules of money management as the vigorous dynamics on the blue bar (Fig.3) has led the stop-order to be placed far from the price of the entry. In addition, an attempt was made to jump the market immediately after the rush – an attempt to “overtake the runaway train”. All it led to the restless hours of observing the price approaching the bottom. According to the money management rules this deal must be missed.

The application of the given tactics is also possible at smaller periods; however, it’s necessary to remember that the shorter the period is, the less forecasting it is because of the market noise.

Stage 5. Entering the market with issuing the stop-order and take-profit

The stop-order is issued under the last bottom, below the pips at 15 (for excluding the market noise). The take-profit is issued twice farther, i.e. the ratio between the profit and the cost is 2/1. In our example the bottom is 122,83; that’s why the stop is issued 15 pips lower – 122,68. The take-profit is issued at the level of 123,86+2*(123,86-122,68)=126,22.

The result of our operation is shown in Fig.4. Actuation of the take-profit gave us the profit of 236 pips that is equal $1870 in money terms on Forex ($187 – on mini-Forex).

Figure 4.

Stage 4. Confirmation from another indicator or system.

Wait for the confirmation, for example, from the parabolic line. The intersection of the price line with the parabolic line will be the signal for buying (the blue bar in Fig. 3). Enter the market at the closing price of this bar (horizontal red line) – 123,86.

Stage 3. Defining the end of the back

Either bearish agreement on the middle line on MACD on the 4-hour graph or bearish agreement at the middle line on MACD on the time graph talks of the back end. The signal from the 4-hour graph will be, of course, stronger. But the time agreement will also be enough. In Fig. 3 (time graph) the bearish agreement symbolizes the back end.

Saturday, December 16, 2006

Stage 2. Defining the starting of the back

At the same time from Fig.1 it’s clear that the quick line crossed the slow one downward. It talks of the possible beginning of the back downward. Make sure of the trueness of this statement passing to a shallow graph, a 4-hour graph (Fig.2).















The presence of the bullish disagreement at the middle line on MACD on the 4-hour graph talks of an actual back in the day-time period.