“Given
as few as 30 per cent winners, one can earn a fortune in the markets if only
one knows how to handle winners and losers.” – Dirk Vandycke
Please let me introduce you to some premium signals that
would be coming your way occasionally. The JPY Pairs Pullback signals are good
and we’ll continue using them; plus the premium signals on other pairs and crosses
would come your way occasionally. Historically, these premium signals are well
above 70% accuracy, so with an RRR of 1:2 we should be happy. The 70% hit rate
means that we’d win 7 years out of 10. The premium signals are used with the portfolio
on which the JPY Pairs Pullback signals are traded.
Let’s take one example. Before the end of March 2014, it was
expected that the JPY itself would become weak exponentially from March 21 to
April 10: this is the reason behind the bullish outlook on all the JPY pairs.
This shows that a serious strength or weakness in one currency would have
proportional impact on every pair/cross that has the currency either as a base
currency or a counter currency.
When the EUR becomes very weak, the EURUSD, the EURGBP, the
EURCHF, the EURJPY, the EURAUD, the EURNZD and the EURCAD would be weak. A significant
stamina in the NZD would push the NZDUSD upwards, but it would push the GBPNZD
downwards. Can you now get the logic? The markets that are particularly
difficult require approaches that are particularly creative, and with that we
would be able to handle even volatile markets. Negativity and positivity have really
shaped our success.
A market veteran understands that a positive expectancy strategy
makes money only in the long run, yet she/he mayn’t know the outcome of the
next orders being placed, and that’s why she/he employs risk control techniques
in case something goes wrong. The risk control techniques are always used despite
the level of confidence in the veteran.
We don’t win based on the amount of the trades we place, but
on level of the sensibility behind the trades. We don’t want to enter the
markets at random based on flimsy and shallow reasons. It’s thus more helpful
to reduce the amount of trades one takes instead of opening too many trades
that mayn’t improve one’s results over the time.
The piece is ended with the quote below:
“You must trade with your best when you are in the
markets; nothing less will provide you with consistent winning results (where
winning is defined as planning your trades, trading your plan and following all
of your rules religiously).” –
Dr. Woody Johnson
Now let’s go to the signals:
Instrument: AUDCAD
Order: Buy
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 1.01675
Stop loss: 1.00669
Take profit: 1.03668
Instrument: AUDJPY
Order: Buy
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 95.830
Stop loss: 94.814
Take profit: 97.819
Instrument: AUDUSD
Order: Buy
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 0.92233
Stop loss: 0.91222
Take profit: 0.94222
Instrument: AUDNZD
Order: Buy
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 1.07955
Stop loss: 1.06928
Take profit: 1.09928
Instrument: EURAUD
Order: Sell
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 1.49275
Stop loss: 1.50290
Take profit: 1.47290
Instrument: GBPAUD
Order: Sell
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 1.80508
Stop loss: 1.81532
Take profit: 1.78532
Instrument: AUDCHF
Order: Buy
Entry date: April 3, 2014
Entry price: 0.81770
Stop loss: 0.80750
Take profit: 0.81787
NB: 1% per trade
is risked. All open trades are closed after the duration of the signals has expired.
A breakeven stop is used after a 70-pip gain and a trailing stop of 100 pips is
used after a gain of 170 pips.
Disclaimer: Trading signals are provided for information purposes
only and shouldn’t be construed as trading advice.
Source: www.tallinex.com
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