Pipcrawler

Good evening forex fans! After sitting on my position for a few days, it looks like it worked out well thanks to the two most powerful figures in the markets holding back from taking action this week.

Good morning forex friends! I stepped away from the markets for a quick break, and during that time is looks like my EUR/USD short worked out thanks to technical resistance and last weekend’s Spanish bank bailout plan.

Good morning! It looks like another shallow pullback thwarted my dreams of my first win of the quarter…Grrrr! With the FOMC statement come and gone, and the weekend quickly approaching, it’s time to make an adjustment to my account.

Good morning forex friends! Now that I have that rough second quarter behind me, I’m ready to rock out the rest of 2012! USD/CHF has to potential to get it started right on a potential retest of a major psychological level. If retested, will it hold?

From the outside, it looked like the trading gods were all against me, but after reviewing all of my trades and reflecting on my second quarter performance this weekend, it looks like my negative tendencies from Q1 were hard to shake. Here’s how it all went down…

Good morning forex fiends! It looks like the market doesn’t want to play nice with me as it barely touches my first short level (1.5650), or narrowly misses it, and does not trigger my trade. I’ll take it as a sign to stay out of the markets, so that’s what I’ll do…

Thanks to bad global manufacturing data and bank downgrades, it was risk-off all over the place between Thursday and Friday’s trading session. EUR/USD quickly visited the 1.2700 before dropping; unfortunately I didn’t get to catch it. Here’s what happened…

Good morning forex friends! USD/CHF moved higher as expect, but I was a bit off on my entry as it didn’t find resistance until the next Fib higher. Luckily, the area did hold as resistance, and with no potential catalysts coming up, I decided to close out and look for a new opportunity.

Good morning forex friends! This past weekend, it looks like Spain will get a little bit of cash, ok maybe a lot of cash, to shore up it’s banking sector. As expected, this caused a big ol’ gap higher in EUR/USD, but will it last?

Good morning! The BOE’S Monetary Policy committee came out as expected with no changes to the interest rate or their asset purchase program. But it was the surprise rate cut from China that kick started the markets into risk-on mode, and me into exiting my trade early.