Who's ready for the new week? I'm going to watch the market today and read the price action a bit more before issuing signals for the week, so you might get one or two charts today.
but first, here are the important events of the week:
Scheduled events for the most widely-traded currencies, that may also affect indices and commodities.
Monday, 25 May 09:00: EUR – German Final GDP
Tuesday, 26 May 01:45: NZD – Trade Balance 08:00: JPY – BoJ Core CPI 09:00: CHF – Trade Balance
Wednesday, 27 May 00:00: NZD – RBNZ Financial Stability Report
Thursday, 28 May 15:30: USD – Preliminary GDP 18:00: USD – Crude Oil Inventories
Friday, 29 May 02:30: JPY – Tokyo Core CPI 02:30: JPY – Unemployment Rate 15:30: CAD – GDP 15:30: USD – Goods Trade Balance
Hey linorth, what's a good way of setting stop loss to get to second target once first target reached? Or should we just setup a stop sell/buy order with price slightly above or below the 1st target and does stop-loss need to be same or different ? And 50% lot size of first target to break even? Any advice?
Also do you usually recommend carrying over previous weeks trades or are these trade meant to be weekly swing trades? I am have relatively less experience with this signal so just wanted to make sure I am not assuming anything wrong
Csu2
And do we have an update for GBP/USD this week, I think it's still running as last week's signal, thank you
I usually only count till first target as that is the main target for the signal. but I also share 2 or sometimes 3rd target as well, but obviously the probability of price reaching the second or third targets is lower, I usually suggest that if you want to swing for the second or third targets, close half the volume on first target and free risk the rest (by putting the stoploss a few pips ahead of the entry price)
I sometimes carry over the weekend (when the risk of gap is lower or I think the trade is still valid to hold on to) like the 3 trades I had open from last week. but most of H1 trades usually give me an exit (whether stoploss or take profit) during the same week.
there is no update on those trades (meaning, nothing has changed in my opinion and trades are still valid) if you haven't taken those trades from when I shared them, you can basically take them now with the same stoploss and targets)
I usually suggest that if you want to swing for the second or third targets, close half the volume on first target and free risk the rest (by putting the stoploss a few pips ahead of the entry price)
but most of H1 trades usually give me an exit (whether stoploss or take profit) during the same week.
if you haven't taken those trades from when I shared them, you can basically take them now with the same stoploss and targets)