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fxbootcamp asked:

The USD is still growning strong. However, today’s CPI could change that. The FED, along with FOREX Traders, are watching for any signs of inflation. Today’s TICS data also could have an impact. In the end, price ended right where you’d expect it to… the M1 Pivot Point. Live FOREX Training | EVERYDAY! http://www.fxbootcamp.com

Harold Hsu asked:


Amateur traders often look to external sources for the best Forex training opportunities. They try to find the latest ‘systems’ and purchase hundreds of dollars worth of books and videos. But one important (not to mention free) source that they often ignore is their own trading log.

Many traders know that they should keep a log (or record) of their own trading activities. But what kind of information should they keep, and how will that information help them improve on their trading?

Log Entry Detail #1 – Entry and Exit reasons

One of the most important details to keep is the reason(s) for entering or exiting your trades. If you entered a trade (for whatever reason), and you made money, you may then go back to analyze what went right for you. However, if you lost money on that trade, then you can also go back and think about how you could have done things differently.

Without a record of your trade entry or exit reasons, you won’t know what went wrong or what went right. Many retail traders keep making the same mistakes over and over again because they don’t know what they’re doing wrong… there’s no way for them to know because they don’t keep a trading log!

Log Entry Detail #2 – Your Feelings When Trading

Many traders who keep a trading log unfortunately don’t keep a record of this detail. They enter into their logs only objective information: entry/exit criteria, lot size, as well as the time and date. All these are facts that can be verified.

But they leave out the one important subjective piece of information: their feelings before, during and after a trade. As a human being, emotions play a big part in influencing the decisions that we make; and in the world of Forex trading this is no different.

It’s important to be aware of our own feelings when trading, so that when we look back to reflect on what we could have improved, we can better remember how we felt when trading at the time.

Were you confident before entering into the trade? What about just after the trade? Did you have any feelings of regret that influenced you into prematurely exit a trade? Or did you feel that prices were certain to go up again, and thus held onto a worsening short position?

Keeping a record of your feelings will help you become more aware of your psychological state when trading. This can be very useful in identifying your own trading patterns and behaviour, so that you can improve on them.

fxbootcamp asked:

The day started with a great USD trade and ended with a great CAD trade. A good day indeed. The market must have read the textbook! We waited and waited for confirmed currency correlation between the majors with a break of the 200 EMA across the board. Pivots and Fibs helped find the target. The CAD trade, based on the oil report, was a great 38.2% retracement to 161.8% extension for the CAD/JPY. The USD/CAD hit the S1 and stopped at the same time we were topping out on the other pair. Beautiful.

fxbootcamp asked:

After EUR/USD finally broke a well established ascending triangle on the Daily chart yesterday, we were looking for a retest of the break area to hopefully snag a high probability entry for continuation onward to and through 160. Using Fibonacci retracement levels, psychological level of 159.00, multiple ema’s on 1, 2, and 4 hour charts, and daily pivot points, we were able to identify an area of immense overlapping support. As the bollinger squeeze began, stochastic & macd divergence indicated a rise was imminent. All we needed was that quick pop to support for the high probability setup to play out to the upside, risking approximately 25 pips to gain 100+. The trade ultimately offered a simply perfect entry and gave us an easy 80 pips however, eventually reversing before ever touching 160. Nevertheless a high quality, high probability setup, which was able to be planned at least an hour in advance. What more can you ask for, even with the failure of continuation, it was an easy 50 pips nonetheless.