Thoughts to help you trade forex consistently
Not a great deal of trading activity last week from my side. The markets are simply following the line of least resistance in a low volatility environment, and they are liable to squeezes, which we saw of couple of such examples last week. So not … [Continue reading]
I have said this a few times in a few different places, I am not a fan of the current market. We are rangebound to a large extent and volatility has been a little muted. Largely, we are witnessing false breakouts such as the EUR/USD, well, at least I … [Continue reading]
I’m back. Actually, this time I was enjoying my vacation away from blogs and zooms. Primarily due to the fact that for the most part in April bugger all really happened. Well, apart from a continued BANKING CRISIS and the fact that INFLATION is … [Continue reading]
Next weekend will see the restart of the WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU, following my Easter break. I have yet to decide whether or not it will be a blog or zoom presentation. This weekend however, it’s a short blog basically to highlight the April 2023 … [Continue reading]
This is my final WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU before Easter 2023 and my Easter break. The DRIVE THRU will return on 7th May 2023. This week’s presentation has a very simple title “HOW DO I TRADE”. In this weekend’s ZOOM, I show you how I approach setting … [Continue reading]
Fuck me.... Does the current batch of Central Bank leaders really have a clue about what is going on in the real world? Because they seem very content to manage firefighting scenarios in the limelight on TV but actually appear to do little on … [Continue reading]
That was some week... Without doubt we are in a “CRISIS” not just a BANK CRISIS but a HIGH-RISK EVENT CRISIS. The simple truth is, we should NOT be surprised. This issue is we need to tackle INFLATION, but it is the speed of rate hikes and the … [Continue reading]
Where to start? My bottom line here is nothing new. Central Banks have crude, blunt tools that simply cannot effect the changes or improvements or reactions to issues that the markets believe that they should react to, or, in some instances … [Continue reading]
Two months completed this year. February was a strange month for me from a reading the markets perspective as a result I was suckered into a few trades that my conviction wasn’t 100% and I had for God only knows what reason FOMO. Nevertheless, I … [Continue reading]
Over the past couple of weeks, niggling issues have been eating away at my macro thoughts and my fundamental views. The main issue that I was contending with was, this belief in the markets that inflation was going fall fast and like magic, the … [Continue reading]
I decided for a change this week and write a short blog. Whilst the ZOOM option is less time demanding, my circumstances meant that I had time sitting around waiting away from my office at the end of last week and rather than read, I thought why not … [Continue reading]
It does feel like the calm before the storm. This coming week we have the eagerly awaited US CPi data. Will it’s release finally end the battle between the markets and the FED. At the moment there are still those believing that the FED will be … [Continue reading]
It’s been a long time since I have written the following “Jesus, Mary and Joseph and the wee Donkey”. I would say that there is plenty of head scratching going on this weekend. The FED, ECB and BOE left me with more questions than answers at the … [Continue reading]
