Cowabunga System Daily Update: 02/13/07
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Main Trend
Current Trend= Trend remained down the entire day.
Today I only looked for short trades
Today's Surf
4:15 am ET- There was a moving average crossover for a short trade. RSI<50, Stochastics were trending down, and MACD was positive and losing value. This was a valid entry. Entry was at the close of the candle which was at 9484 with a stop at the most recent swing high which was at 9522. Since the entry was after midnight and because I was 34 pips away from the nearest 50 level, I decided to set my initial target at 9450.
4:30 am ET- The Cable shoots way below my target at 9450, getting as low as 9409 and closing at 9411. Since this was a clean break, I trailed my stop to 9450 and decided to go for 9400 as my next target.
6:00 am ET - The Cable touches 9400 and fails to break it. This was a sign that the momentum was over and I decided to take my final profit, exiting at 9402.
Trade Result: +82 Pips ; R-Multiple= 2.16
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Thanks for answering my questions on the previous thread :)
There wasn't a crossover prior to the UK CPI announcement for me (I use Oanda charts). I also recheck with VTTrader and Saxo, no crossover until after as well. FXCM did have a crossover though. More pips for you hehehe.
If the crossover was indeed the announcement candle would you still trade it ? (112 pip stop loss size) If you do, how would you trade it ? I got out at london close for -0.3R
Happy trading
"In these examples, the stop losses were not that wide. However, there will be times when the most recent swing high or low is several pips away from your entry. This is where you must be careful. If the stop is too wide for you to keep within your money management rules, simply stay out of the market! Trust me, there will always be another trade later. Even if that trade happens to win a gazillion pips, you should never compromise or doubt your decision to follow strict money management."
That should answer your question :)