Tag Archives: Growth

Feb 13th – GBPUSD Update

February 13, 2014

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I’ve been keeping an eye on GBPUSD in 2014 and wrote about the pair a few weeks back (which you can read here). In those pieces I talked about the cap that the Monthly 200 period Moving Average has presented around 1.6635. Price hit those levels…and then promptly sold off. Well after a nice sell […]

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24th Jan: Smash & Grab on the Dax – Wallachi Fan – +1.8R

January 27, 2014

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At the end of 2013 I was asked to create a simple, multi-asset, multi-time frame strategy that a relative new-comer could use and would also be good for trading both continuations and reversals. I developed the ‘Wallachi Fan’ which I’ve shared with a few clients and you’ll see the odd post about trades using this strategy.  My […]

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23rd Jan: EURGBP falling. Suits me!

January 23, 2014

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last year was a pretty dull year for trading EURGBP (well by my methods anyway). However it’s a chart I watch closely. As someone who earns in Sterling but who pays in Euro I admit to having a serious interest in the dynamics of this pair. As mentioned last year was dull. After an early […]

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Some Charts from last nights webinar

December 20, 2013

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Here’s a few of the charts I spoke about last night during the End of 2013 Review webinar that I conducted for ActivTrades.  It was a look back through the year and a look ahead at possible scenarios for 2014. Some of the themes I talked about for 2014 were: – “Abegeddon!” – Euro Deflation […]

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26th June 2013: AUDCHF Party finally over. +762 pips / +9.9R

June 28, 2013

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I’ve written enough about this AUDCHF trade in recent posts however it finally came to an end on Wednesday when my Trailing Stop Loss was hit during the early afternoon. As predicted in my last post the move below the double bottom at 8650 turned into a stop-loss hunting trap and price  started to drift […]

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21st June 2013: Still short AUDCHF – +709/+9.2R locked in. Never fight the STAM!

June 21, 2013

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“Jip Jaap Stam is a big Dutch-man, get past him if you think you can, try a trick and he’ll make you look a dick, Jip Jaap, Jaap Stam!” So they would sing on the Old Trafford terraces about their love for the strong, uncompromising dutch central defender (and one of my favourites): Jaap Stam […]

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12 June 2013: AUDCHF Day 20: Still in but is the party over?

June 12, 2013

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Quick update on this previous AUDCHF short trade. We’re on Day 20 of the trade. Price has still been heading south but after a couple of daily pin bars and a look at the 4 hour chart as well as some price action across the AUD in general I suspect this particular party is coming […]

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7th June 2013: AUDCHF Short. 17 Days in and the move goes on.

June 7, 2013

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A quick post on a trade that’s been running for approx 17 days now. I went Short AUDCHF back on the 16th May.  AUDCHF was in a STAM 1 Selling environment and when an entry was offered, I took it.  As can often be the case the trade, whilst positive was not going anywhere fast […]

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29/05/2013 – Cheeky 60Min FTSE Short: +120

May 30, 2013

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It’s rare for me to have the time or inclination to trade below the 4 hour chart these days however I was lucky to be in the right time and the right place to be able to see this set-up on the FTSE 100 on Tuesday.  Why was I even looking? Well after the major […]

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26/4/2013 – Blink! The power (and the pitfalls) of instantenous decisions in financial markets – MarketTrader TV show

April 26, 2013

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http://markettrader.tv/ Last week I was fortunate enough to spend the day in Mayfair at the Westbury Hotel (a lovely location if you’re ever in need of one!) The reason?  Myself and Malte Kaub from the Traders Leadership Council were delivering an all- day seminar for ActivTrades on ‘Blink! The power (and the pitfalls) of instantaneous decisions […]

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