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Hi folks, back from a busy holiday season and ready to start the new year with explosive gains in the exciting world of Forex trading. I will be updating everyone on my long trade and my opinion with respect to how the USD/CAD specialized pair will do for this year. For the time being, here’s January’s copy of Currency Trader magazine, which is a must for every aspiring trader.
Here is the long awaited post on that long-term trade that I had taken based on the weekly/monthly charts on the steady USD/CAD pairing. To date, I am up quite a bit however still a long ways from reaching my target of achieving 1,575 total pips.
As of this moment, its perfectly straddling the support lines and I foresee an eventual pop to the upside. This trade is a no brainer for me and i’m not loosing any sleep due to the long term nature of the trade.
This month’s edition has great articles on strategy with the ongoing carry trade with the Aussie and Kiwi dollars as well how to property use stop losses.
You can check it out by clicking on the below link:
Sorry for those that missed last month’s edition, I was away on vacation so I was unable to publish it.
Looks like I purchased beautifully at support/resistance point and now the pair is heading back up after rhetoric from the Bank of Canada. A strong CAD would cripple the Canadian economy’s recovery as it is an export positive country. We’ll see on this week’s upcoming GDP numbers to see whether there will be any indication of future interest rates increases from either side. But for now, I am not closing out the position until I reach the intended target which is far away as I am ‘investing’ in the USD by basing my trade on the weekly charts.
It appears my short term pip strategy was stopped out too early due in part to the large devaluation of the USD currency. I may have misjudged my stop loss and made it too tight.
Thus, my new strategy is to ‘invest’ instead of ‘trade’ the markets with a longer term perspective. I will be looking at the long-term charts specifically, the weekly charts for a direction and position taken. Per my other recent posts, I am trying to trade with only a few being USD/CAD, AUD/USD, EUR/USD as they are not as volitile as cable or the Japanese Yen pairs.
Here’s my latest trade and it will probably take a few weeks to materialize before anything significant happens. I am up +59 pips at the moment so we will see how it goes!
Another month has passed by and another edition is here! It has been quite a hectic week with the dramatic decline in the USD, I hope everyone has capitalize the ample opportunities that were presented. Unfortunately, I was not so lucky with my trade but I will share with you the juicy details within the next couple of days.
I’m back after a long while after that huge meltdown and the euphoric rise of the USD as a global safe haven. I’m going to be changing up my strategy and aiming at focusing on the pair that I am most interested in and affects me on a day to day basis.
That pair is the USD-CAD.
This pair is a relatively safe pair. Appreciation means the USD is gaining in economic strength and/or the majority is scared and going back to their safe haven. Depreciating would like mainly on oil prices as there is a large correlation between oil prices and this pair as Canada is a huge net exporter of oil and is commonly referred to as the Petro Currency.
Here’s my current long trade:
I’m aiming for a long term uptrend being that I see the USD gain in strength in the next little while as their economy recovers. I’m aiming at the 1.1100 area which would represent a +249 pip from the current level.
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