About Pippin Ain't Easy

Pippin Ain't Easy Author Like the title of this blog suggests, making pips in the Forex is easier said than done. This "reality blog" will allow you to follow my life as a Forex trader. I'll not only discuss trades, but also my emotions during these trades. You'll see my ups and downs, my highs and lows, and my smiles and tears. This is the true story of one man, picked to live in front of his computer screen and find ways to make money off the Foreign Exchange. See what happens when markets stop being polite, and start being real!

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No trading for Martin Luther King day

Today is Martin Luther King day and seeing how it is a national holiday, I will not be trading the markets. But don't fret, I still have some FX content that should keep your brains busy until we trade again! Today I'd like to recap a post that was made by Pip Diddy earlier in the month that talked about the seasonal movements for the Dollar in December and January.

Basically, his article talks about how in December, he found that 73% of the time, the Euro had gained an average of 185 pips against the Dollar. However, in the month of January, he found that 73% of the time, the Euro had lost an average of 232 pips against the Dollar. (Read the full article)

So being the Curious George that I am, I decided to see if this pattern was holding true to form this season.

73% of the time, the Euro has gained an average of 185 pips against the dollar during the month of December. This past December, the Euro lost 134 pips against the Buck.

73% of the time, the Euro has lost an average of 232 pips against the dollar during the month of January. It's halfway through the month and the Euro has lost 264 pips.

So for now it looks like the January trend of the Euro decline vs. the Buck is holding true. We still have the last half of the month coming up so anything can still happen. Will the trend continue or will we see it broken? Dun Dun Dun.......

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