Baruch's Forex System Journal

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Baruch, Mar 11, 2004.

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  1. Yeah. I wish I were. Took my profit too soon. What about you? Short yen?
     
    #1171     May 17, 2004
  2. rax

    rax

    im flat, too bad.
     
    #1172     May 17, 2004
  3. Jimmy Young thinks Capital Flow Data are very important. I agree.
    His advice:
    If headline greater than 100 - buy dollar.
    If headline less than 70 - sell dollar.

    www.eurusdtrader.com
     
    #1173     May 17, 2004
  4. rax

    rax

    i read the boj stopped their intervetions in usdjpy - so they should be buying less us treasury bonds - so the capital flow could have decreased. and when demand for us treasuries decreases, that would point to a weaker dollar.

    ps: thanks for the great eurusdtrader.com link!
     
    #1174     May 17, 2004
  5. with the nikkei down over 344 points and the usd/yen falling no im not short but i wish i were.:(

    i did not put the trade on. big mistake.:(
     
    #1175     May 17, 2004
  6. Dear Angel and rax,

    Don't cry! You were right. That's important...It gives more confidence to take action the next time.
     
    #1176     May 17, 2004
  7. rax

    rax

    why not go long usdjpy, eurjpy? the long term trend would be with us. maybe the drop today is buying opporunity?
     
    #1177     May 17, 2004
  8. your right.
    i still have a chance to catch the 3rd sell trigger most likely later today.
     
    #1178     May 17, 2004
  9. but i was wrong though on the 114.56 buy trigger.
    i would have gotton stopped out on that one.:(

    it is most telling / these price triggers located within the 4hr chart.
    that is where i got them.:D
     
    #1179     May 17, 2004
  10. according to the 4hr chart we may possibly have another 120-150 pips more to go to the downside.

    if i get hit on the 3rd sell trigger then that should be the begining of the selloff. i will have to wait and see though.
     
    #1180     May 17, 2004
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