Tommor, that’s not my evaluation, that’s based on Barchart’s Tecnical Opinion. They have a lot of very good info there, but always do your own work to verify.
My CADCHF position hit my TP overnight for a profit of $251.28. I might open another position today but I need to look at it carefully first. My 2 other trades have also increased, at quick glance they’re both at $144.00, so looking good.
I’m at work and have meetings all morning, but will update more later on when I get time.
I was simply answering a question with as much info as I could, to be helpful. The fact that their Technical Opinion could not have been more wrong is not really a plug, lol.
I’m more than happy to share any websites or info that I might find will help you or I become a better trader, as long as It’s not violating any forum rules.
Next I’m looking at AUDUSD. It’s been forming a falling wedge for some time now, however I don’t believe the pattern is complete yet. It seems to be having trouble breaking through the 38.2 Fib level, so I have put a short entry order in at 0.69700 as I expect some more downside to this one before it makes its big move up. If I’m wrong, which I could be judging by tomorrow’s (Forex Economic Calendar) then it could keep moving up to the 50.0 Fib level and even beyond.
This one could be a stretch, channel down on the 4hr chart. As long as it gets past that 1.4917 support level then I think we’re good down to the 1.484 area.
Jun 26/19 EURCAD: Short 57075 units: 1.49151. TP: 1.48711. SL: 1.49591.
Here’s an update on the 6 trades I’ve opened…the account’s looking pretty good so far, it’s up from $25,000 to $25,746.39 over 3 days (not including active trades). 3 trades hit their TP and 3 are still running.
Jun 24/19 USDJPY: Long 16,951 units @ 106.909. TP: 108.102. SL: 105.722
Just to be clear, this is a practice account not a live account. I would not take risks like this on a live account without doing a test run first, such as this one. I would normally be putting in TS’s and closing trades much sooner. However, looking at these results so far I will consider this approach in the future.
I actually opened a similar practice account specifically to test their opinions using the same 1% TP and TS. If they recommended any pair 88% or higher I bought it, no questions asked, no research or extra work done whatsoever. It did not turn out very well at all, horribly in fact, lol. This is why it’s sooooo important to learn for yourself through trial and error, and not just follow or copy someone else.
I’m watching NZDUSD closely over the next couple of days. Price just passed through 2 resistant levels (yellow and blue lines) I had marked out. So, anticipating a reversal, I put an entry order in for a short at 0.66680. If it continues north then I expect it to bounce off the next main resistance trend line (yellow), around .6770, but I don’t think it has the steam, not without taking a breather first. Either way, I’m gonna catch that sucker on the way back down.
P.S. Ignore the dotted trend lines I mapped out previously. When the pattern runs its course I like to keep them there as sort of a journal to look back on to see what I could have done differently.