By Mark So on November 5, 2014
733PM
Hi All!
After the landslide win of Republicans today in the US Senate elections and Kuroda reiterating the BoJs commitment to meeting Japan’s 2% inflation target, all eyes will be looking towards the US Non Farm Payroll report on Friday which many analysts including myself believe will be better than expected and is the main reason I am placing the trades tonight. Read more »
By Mark So on November 5, 2014
907AM
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USD and JPY corrections still in progress. Set-Ups still absent. Still No trades today. Read more »
By Mark So on November 4, 2014
904PM
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Greed based trades are still Overbought and set ups are no where in sight. Read more »
By Mark So on November 4, 2014
1019AM
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Still No Set-Ups. Still No trades. Next update tonight at 10pm. Please watch the video 3 phases of money management in the previous post and leave a comment. Read more »
By Mark So on November 3, 2014
954PM
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Following last week’s big moves, technical set-ups are no longer present as momentum for a strong USD and weak JPY is still ongoing. Read more »
By Mark So on October 31, 2014
10PM
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Thanks to the FOMC and the surprise move by the BOJ today, I’m happy to say that majority of the trades have hit limits while the rest of the trades did splendidly. Read more »
By Mark So on October 31, 2014
930AM
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Unlitrades are progressing and recovery continues and for those who took the risk with me last night, it has paid off quite well and so please do consider closing out when happy, I will be holding for now and will do so until around 3PM today. Read more »
By Mark So on October 30, 2014
1107PM
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15 New Unlitrades have been executed. Total of 30 Ongoing trades. Here’s the screenshot of the newly added trades. Read more »
By Mark So on October 30, 2014
939PM
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Unlitrades have been fluctuating between +70Pips to +320Pips today with a stronger, and more volatile USD continuing to drive all trades. Read more »
By Mark So on October 30, 2014
343AM
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The FOMC minutes went the exact opposite of market expectations by modifying the wordings on growth that the market did not want to hear. Read more »