So far, so good 
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My mission now is to find a way to get into the next trend like CHF/JPY and make sure I follow it all the way.
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i have no changesā¦still usd strength and nzd weaknessā¦ Had a good week riding that one down. lets hope it can continue.
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All green day to end the week, S&P and Nasdaq end their 3-week losing streak
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Little change for the week, only the Pound lost ground to the Yen
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That is a lot of green to start the week, But stocks have a long way to go in the last 4 days of the month to avoid first losing month since February
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I donāt trade index or stocks, but an interesting topic, found this on Trade That Swing dot com if you need the source, could it be a timely reminder?
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This market seems to be stuck in this rank order with very little change over the last month
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For those of you that may not know, I am based in Florida and we have a nasty hurricane moving this way,
If I do not post the rest of this week, most likely we are just without power, but death is not out of the realm of possibility. ( bad humor)
Everyone stay safe, pray for us in the path of the storm, and I will see you when the skies clear
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Has there ever been a nice hurricane? Watch out for falling helicopters!
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i had usd,chf,eur,gbp,cad,aud,jpy,nzdā¦so still usdnzd is our strong weak pair.
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How scarey. Take care Dennis.
(Iām in the UK - we donāt do exciting weather.)
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Interesting results here, thanks.
I know the article was illustrating seasonality but for me the biggest conclusion is not that certain months over-perform and certain under-perform, itās that averaged over the last 10 years, the S&P has on average posted a fall in just 1 month out of every 12. Thatās a pretty good win rate.
NB. For trading, I donāt advocate buy-and-hold for a decade, nor even on a monthly time-frame.
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Big Update: I had a change in the strong weak pair ā¦chf is the strongest while the jpy is the weakest now.
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I would check those figures. Look at Dennis latest Excel, there is big difference in the USD and CHF percentage.
Out of respect, I wonāt post mine until after he posts, if at all, but I donāt see any change. And I donāt see enough price movement of the CHFJPY vs USDJPY that could cause that which leads me to think itās a data entry error.
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Nope FOKā¦i do mine with precision!!! You know that I see a huuuuuuuuge difference in the usdjpy and chfjpy in the 4 hour chart.
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Another all green day for both stocks and Yen pairs, Yen is pushed back to the last spot
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Are you using an exponential moving average? It did put chf before usd yesterday. But Dennis uses a simple moving average for his ranking.
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Here are my figures and calculations, and an example of where and how I collect the data. People with more āprecisionā should post how that works. GBP was the mover for me.
I see Dennis went a bit early, didnāt call a new trade?
Distracted by the hurricane I suppose; itās big news down under.
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