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Month Ending - December 2007

Posted by Investorideas.com in Automated Trading, Blogs, Expert Advisors, FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Analysis, Forex Brokers, Forex Feeds, Forex Forecasts, Forex Indicators, Forex News, Forex Signals, Forex Strategies, Forex Technical Analysis, Forex Trading Times, Forex Update, Forex Video News, Fundamental Analysis Reports, General News, KDB, Managed Accounts, Reviews, Times to Trade Forex, Trading Forex, Trading Systems, businessNews

Another month has come to and end. All in all I had a pretty good month. All results below are single lot trades, but don't concentrate on the PIPS that's misleading. When you are looking at performance try to concentrate on Win/Loss %, Risk Reward ratio, and increase in account percent.

Okay so here it is...

Position Trades (4hr charts and above)
Total Trades = 12
Wins = 8
Losses = 2
Break Even = 2
Win/Loss Percentage = 80%
Average Win = +99.5
Average Loss = -38.5
Total Pips = 719
Increase in accounts = 7.85%

I haven't Daytraded for several months. I'm just not able to fit it in at this time.

When I reviewed my trades for this month I was very pleased, and I'm glad I ended on a good note. My percent growth this month is good, but I believe it will also get better as I grow as a trader. Currently I'm only trading a little less than half of what my normal risk should be. As my confidence grows, I'll continue to increase my risk until I'm at the optimal level. No rush though, because the one thing I've learned is that you can't trade with scared money. Well at least I can't.

Trade Well.....
Brent

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So He’s Just Not That Into You?

Posted by Alyson Papalia in Automated Trading, Blogs, Expert Advisors, FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Analysis, Forex Brokers, Forex Feeds, Forex Forecasts, Forex Indicators, Forex News, Forex Signals, Forex Strategies, Forex Technical Analysis, Forex Trading Times, Forex Update, Forex Video News, Fundamental Analysis Reports, General News, KDB, Managed Accounts, Reviews, Times to Trade Forex, Trading Forex, Trading Systems, businessNews

There are some real warning signs--so listen up, boys and girls.

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Merry Christmas 2007

Posted by Investorideas.com in Automated Trading, Blogs, Expert Advisors, FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Analysis, Forex Brokers, Forex Feeds, Forex Forecasts, Forex Indicators, Forex News, Forex Signals, Forex Strategies, Forex Technical Analysis, Forex Trading Times, Forex Update, Forex Video News, Fundamental Analysis Reports, General News, KDB, Managed Accounts, Reviews, Times to Trade Forex, Trading Forex, Trading Systems, businessNews

Merry Christmas to everyone and a safe and Happy New Year!

I'll pust my December results after the holidays.


Trade Well...
Brent

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New Year Strategies: Search Engine Optimization

Posted by SmartMoney TV in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

Here are four ways to increase traffic to your buisness' web site.

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Shopping for Charity

Posted by SmartMoney TV in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

Here's how you can give back while buying holiday gifts.

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Global One Group, Avoid

Posted by Jude in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

It’s a total piece of crap that I spent my $1,000 on and I would ask everyone who’s considering to pay a membership to “learn” what you can to avoid it.

I’ll talk about it later, it’s 6.20AM here.

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Sterling / Euro

Posted by dealers@caxtonfx.com in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

The pound made inroads to the euro yesterday as the market seemingly readjusted in the belief that the euro is too strong at present. However, risk appetite has started to diminish, due to the uncertainty over liquidity boosting measures from central banks announced last week riding on the back of soft economic data. The Bank of England will auction a total of £11.35bn in two auctions, with the first occurring today. With little economic data out yesterday, investors will look today to the consumer and retail price index data due out at 09.30 GMT. Tomorrow will see the publication of the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee’s interest rate decision earlier this month.

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Sterling / NZD

Posted by dealers@caxtonfx.com in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

The New Zealand dollar recovered from recent day’s losses, despite further global stock market losses. Domestic data did little to move the kiwi as it remains vulnerable to volatile equity markets. Investors continue to remain nervous about taking risky positions amid weaker stock markets around the region.

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Sterling / AUD

Posted by dealers@caxtonfx.com in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

The Australian dollar firmed overnight after the central bank stated it would have raised interest rates in December, if it had not been for the credit crunch which has raised the cost of borrowing. The Reserve Bank minutes showed that they will again consider whether past rate rises have been enough to curb inflation, when they next meet in February. However, gains were minimal with softer metal prices and continued investor concerns over risk aversion. Yesterday saw the first real evidence of the credit crunch on an Australian company when Centro's, the second largest commercial property company in the country, share price dropped by over 50 percent in one day. The company had borrowed heavily in credit markets to fund its aggressive expansion in the US.

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Sterling / US Dollar

Posted by dealers@caxtonfx.com in FX Industry News, Financial News, Forex, Forex Feeds, Forex News, Forex Update

Sterling eased towards a two and a half month low versus the US dollar yesterday. This was in response to annual house price inflation in England and Wales falling to 4.8 percent in the month of December. It showed asking prices for homes fell by 3.2 percent on the month, the largest monthly fall in the six year history of the Rightmove survey. The weak data supported expectations that the Bank of England will cut rates further in the new year, even though investors are speculating on the possibility of strong inflation data later today. Today’s release of UK inflation data, the Consumer Price Index, at 9:30 GMT will be closely watched, followed by the publication of the minutes of the BoE’s decision to cut interest rates on Wednesday.

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