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short eur/usd at 1.3365 sl 1.2280
Long 1.3363 stop 30
short eur/usd at 1.3365 sl 1.2280
short eur/usd at 1.3365 sl 1.2280
long 1.3363 stop 30
sell EJ @ 124.78
stop 13
exit 124.68
charts for trade
sell eur/usd at 1.3340 stop at 1.3375
Are you really trading these calls you're making? the eurodollar is a ragged little devil in any of the lower timeframes at the moment and given the average pips profit and stops most on this thread seem to be aiming for, it's going to tears before bedtime for most trades of this nature on this pair at the moment.sell eur/usd at 1.3340 stop at 1.3375
simple and effective. Tell us about your methods and how long youve been trading etc
hi mate. my method is looking for consolidation patterns in trends, waiting for a break out, then getting in on the retrace. i did some spreadbetting a few years ago, only came back recently to try some shorter timeframe trading.
Are you really trading these calls you're making? the eurodollar is a ragged little devil in any of the lower timeframes at the moment and given the average pips profit and stops most on this thread seem to be aiming for, it's going to tears before bedtime for most trades of this nature on this pair at the moment.
Do you do any technical analysis on the pair or even just look at the price action: as if you're using anything other than a genuinely random entry/exit methodology it makes no sense whatsoever. Sitting out would be more sensible unless you're in a hurry to bleed capital.
Pretty much the same as you both. Trading the 15 min and take the first pro bar off the retrace to the 49 EMA. For a breakout I'll take the cross of 11 LWMA over the 49 EMA providing it's also crossed the ichimoku span (standard settings). Breakouts from within the span count as same side and not a breakout. Filters out most of the dross. And there's a lot of that at the moment in the currencies.cool,my main method is trendline pullbacks, rather than breakouts.
Are you really trading these calls you're making? the eurodollar is a ragged little devil in any of the lower timeframes at the moment and given the average pips profit and stops most on this thread seem to be aiming for, it's going to tears before bedtime for most trades of this nature on this pair at the moment.
Do you do any technical analysis on the pair or even just look at the price action: as if you're using anything other than a genuinely random entry/exit methodology it makes no sense whatsoever. Sitting out would be more sensible unless you're in a hurry to bleed capital.