EUR/JPY: Pull Back into the Bearish Channel After a False Breakout will Resume Bearish Trend? (Result from Post Entered on Jan 27th).

Monday, January 28, 2008

EUR/JPY: Pull Back into the Bearish Channel After a False Breakout will Resume Bearish Trend? (Result from Post Entered on Jan 27th).

05-Minute Chart

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The 04-Hour and the 30-Minute charts really favoured the short. Today Jan 28th early in the morning prices broke my short entry point as stated on my post on Jan 27th and reached my 2 limits. Entry point for short at break of 156.50 (see light blue line) and 2nd limit at 155.50 (see purple line). On Jan 27th I posted:
## SELL break 156.50 with STOP at 156.85 and LIMITS: 156.00, 155.50 and 155.20. Close 1/3 each time you reach one of the limts.
Chart attached is from Oanda.

TRADING STYLE

Even though we are considered Day-Traders, our trading sometimes requires different styles, according to the patterns and/or how the market moves during our trading sessions. All strategies presented in all posts below are for Positioning but, depending on how markets behave, our style can change so that we can capture good trading opportunities......

Our Trading Styles are discriminated as below:

1) Scalping: Short-term trades, usually betwen 2 to 15 minutes, with stops lower than 8 pips, targeting 15 pips. Generally our Scalping trades apply very low stops (5 pips) aiming quick surges in prices of around 10 pips, in a matter of a very few minutes.................................................................................................
2) Day-Trading: this is our main Trading Style where we dedicate most of our time. Their lenght is usually betwen 10 to 60 minutes, sometimes for more than 2 hours, with stops between 10 and 20 pips and targets between 20 and 60 pips...
3) Positioning: Long-Term trades based on Daily and 4-Hour charts, with stops between 20 and 40 pips, targeting minimum 60 pips. Most of these trades have Open Limits......................................................

Money Management

This is a crucial aspect of our trading, considering the different styles we apply to our trading Sessions. As the Positioning Style requires larger stops (usually the double of our Day-Trading Style), their lot size is lower than usual, generally 50% of our standard lot size. As the Scalping style requires lower stops (usually half of our Day-Trading style), their lot size is usually 150% of our standard lot size. For instance: let´s suppose that our current standard lot size is 200K. For Scalping trades the lot size will be 300K and for Positioning it will be 100K...................................

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Monday, January 28, 2008

EUR/JPY: Pull Back into the Bearish Channel After a False Breakout will Resume Bearish Trend? (Result from Post Entered on Jan 27th).

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