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Each day, I will try to find what I believe is the best looking short term trade setup for the upcoming trading day or week. If you're a forex newbie, it can be tricky in the beginning trying to figure out how to look at charts and draw lines. My goal is help you understand the psychology of price movements so you can learn to analyze your own charts and trade on your very own. I will post my ideas and/or reviews through out each session right here, on Twitter and on Facebook.

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Week in Review

This past week I had 3 intraday recommendations and I closed out one long term trade recommendation. My first NZD/USD trade idea did not enter, but on my second recommendation NZD/USD fit my entry criteria. Unfortunately, I had a pretty small stop loss of 20 pips which my trade hit before shooting down in my predicted direction. For those who entered at a higher price and didn't get stopped out, congratulations! You made out really well.

For my third trade idea of the week the USD/CAD never moved down to enter a trade, but I will still be watching those levels for they are great trade entry points. And finally, this past week I closed a trade based on one of my longer term picks from 2 weeks ago. I drew a channel on the AUD/USD and I shorted once it broke below and had a candle close below the middle of the channel lines. I closed the trade out when it hit my max potential target. I was a good 157 pips.

It was a pretty tough week and I'm probably going to tweak my stop loss and exit strategies. If I had a wider stop loss on the NZD/USD trade I would've gotten a chance to catch some pips as I know some of you did. The market is a constantly changing environment which makes trading is a continual learning process. Never forget that. Have a great weekend!

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