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The average directional Index or ADX, is an indicator that is use to determine the strength of a prevailing trend. The ADX is measured on a scale from zero 100 with a series of lines…

www.trading-strategies.info Today’s video probably fall more under the trading tips section more than anything as the main thing I highlight is the types of things that I try to do prior to a new days trading session. Ultimately what I’m trying to do is think about “what could happen next” and try to come up with scenario’s relative to my trading plan and the things that I look for leading into a new trading set up. At all times I’m trying to answer 3 basis question; Where is price now? What is it doing? How can I get involved, if price goes up, down or sideways? Have a good days trading Phil

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The GBP/USD, just after the London open today, had bounced convincingly off of the daily M1 reversal pivot point which overlapped with a very noticeable 2 or 4 hour trend line. Shortly after which, a better than expected Retail Sales number from Great Britain catapulted the Pound even further northward through the 15 minute 200ema, but just shy of the next level of resistance at the time of 4320 or so on the hourly chart (200ema). These longs were very tradeable using short term confirmation, as well as a news scalp on the Retail Sales release at 4:30am NY time. However, in this video I highlight how, the GBP/USD offered one final solid trade plan opportunity for a short term long position, especially since we were topping out prior to hitting resistance. Using primarily a Fibonacci study of the entire day’s range along with overlapping ema/sma’s all over the place, we were able to setup a long plan awaiting the 4250′ish Fib zone on the charts. Our initial plan involved approximately a 25-28 pip risk for a minimum of 60 pip gain prior to resistance, with a good shot at completing an M1 to M3 daily pivot theory move, along with a 38.2 to 161.8 Fib extension move for a 100 or so pip target. All that was required for this entry was a little patience to await the entire pullback, and a 1m macd recross. Ultimately this low risk trade paid off well with around 100 pips total profit depending on exit strategy. Great way to end this week’s London session! Have a great weekend! fxbootcamp London Currency Coach- Christian Stephens

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Non farm payrolls “high volitility event driven continuation breakout strategy” employed during a live webinar at fxstreet.com with close to 1000 registered traders. Headline numbers were “less good” and created a bullish opportunity on the EUR/USD, as the EUR/GBP was also bullish after the news. We used price action, resistance and then a fibonacci pull back for possible entry. An S1 low pivot offered a R1 profit target. www.fxbotcamp.com Live FOREX Training EVERYDAY!

Hi everyone. Aside from the Yen, which lost a lot of ground after newly appointed Japanese finance minister Naoto Kan said he prefers the Yen to continue its current decline, the markets remained within ranges, most likely waiting for the NFP release later today. We do expect the data to possibly cause a breakout, and in our case, we dont care in which direction. The 1.42 level has held nicely and most recently the 1.4300 figure on EUR/USD. Fundamentals are mixed all across the world, except in Australia, where retail sales jumped to 1.4% last month, much higher than the anticipated .4%; however, if you take a look at historic figures, the data is very volatile and should be taken with a grain of salt. We favor a break below 1.4200 to test 1.4000. Were setting this up for the News! Trade service. If youd like to see how we trade the news, please register at the following link: www2.gotomeeting.com News! Trade: Trading Non-Farm Payrolls Live When: Friday, January 8, 8:00am US Eastern time (2:00pm Amsterdam, 5pm Dubai, 10pm Tokyo) We look forward to seeing you there. Until then.