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EVERY TRADE WILL BE A WINNER

2009-10-11T08:42:00.000-07:00

Sorry, I missed the word "NOT" at the beginning of this post title ...

Even the best trading systems will only be right about 60% of the time. So for every 10 trades, you will lose an average of four times. Even trading systems or certain trading setups with higher rates of return nearing 80% usually fall back to a more realistic 60% return when actually traded. This is because the rates of return on most systems tend to regress to the mean.
If you’re losing 40% of the time, you need to control risk. You can do so by implementing stops and controlling trade size. You never really know which trades will be successful, and as a result, you must control risk on every trade, regard- less of how profitable you think the trade will be. If you end up with more winning trades than losing ones, you can do very well with a 60% win to loss ratio. In fact, with effective risk control, you can sustain multiple losses without devasta- tion to your trading account and emotions.
By not controlling risk and by using improper trade sizes, however, traders can go broke in no time. It usually happens like this: They begin trading, get five losses in a row, don’t use proper trade sizes, and don’t cut their losses soon enough. After five substantial losses in a row, those traders do not have enough capital to continue. And it can happen that quickly.

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2009-05-22T11:42:00.000-07:00

When you trade forex or any other vehicle you have what we call universal strategies and market specific strategies. Universal strategies are trading methods that apply and work with most markets while the other are designed for a specific type of market.

Throughout his trading career, Avi Frister has used both strategies, he like to explore a market's behavior and adapt a strategy to it. His FX Blaster mechanical system is a market specific strategy, this mean that it works best on a certain currency pair and with certain unique filters that derive from this pair's behavior. The currency pair is GBP/USD and you will later undersand why.

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2009-07-27T07:31:00.000-07:00

About 10 years ago I had no idea what the world of trading was except hearing stories of people making a lot of money in the stock market from time to time. So I always knew that the stock market existed, I knew that people were making huge amounts of money but to me it always seemed “they must be experts with incredible resources tobe doing that” (what a joke!).
Anyway, one day I met a friend of mine in a bar who brought withhim a much older friend of his, Jason, and we started talking about what each one was doing for a living. I found out that Jason worked as a stock broker in a financial institution. He told me about technical analysis and how it was the key to explosive gains in short periods of time. He shared with me some insider information that was truly unbelievable for me and recommended I read some specific books on the subject.
The next day I ordered four books from my local bookstore and I could not wait for them to arrive. I read each of them at least two times throughout the following month. “WOW, I can make millions” was my first reaction after the intense reading. Five days later I opened an account with a reputable stock broker and started trading. Six days later I had depleted approximately 75% of my trading account! Why?
I was emotional and hasty with regard to my decision to start trading. Four elements attributed to my failure:

I did not have a trading plan.
I relied on out dated strategies I have learned from these books (the books were good as far as providing general guidance, its just that markets change and with them so do trading conditions).
I did not have a money management system.
I lacked discipline.

With 25% of my account left and a sense of defeat I decided this was not over. Not yet. I believed there must be a method to win in the financial markets and my mission in life was to find it. That’s how I am, that’s my nature, no defeat…only success, and that is how you must approach this wonderful venture.
I put my trading aside (as if I had a choice!) for four months to study, refine, analyze and come up with a trading plan both on paper and in my head. The paper plan consisted of two elements already mentioned above: First, a trading strategy (entries, exits, profit objectives, indicators etc.) based on my OWN research and findings. Enough of all the recycled information. This had to be my own! I took all the trading strategies I could find and synthesized them into my unique approach. Second, I developed acoherent money management plan with a risk control element that fit my personality.
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THE TRADER’S MINDSET

2009-09-27T10:29:00.000-07:00

You must keep in mind that even with a tested and profitable system, you could have numerous losses in a row. This is usually referred to as drawdown. Being aware that this can and will even- tually occur can prepare you to control risk and not abandon your trading system when drawdown occurs.

This confidence is an important ingredient in your mindset, one that you must develop in order to be consistently profitable. You are striving for a balanced growth in your trading equity curve over time. When you see that steady balanced growth, you’ll know you’ve developed the mindset necessary to be a trader.
Acquiring the trader’s mindset takes time and experience and generally occurs when you least expect it. Here’s a partial list of the traits you should develop:

■ Sense of calm when trading

■ Ability to focus on the present reality and not how you would like reality to be

■ Disregarding which way the market breaks or moves

■ The feeling that the money is not the point

■ Always looking to improve skills

■ Open-minded, keeping opinions to a minimum

■ Absence of anger

■ Enjoyment of the process

■ Trading one chosen approach or system

■ No need to control or conquer the market

■ No feeling of being victimized by the markets

■ Taking full responsibility for all trading results.

USD/GBP Head and Shoulder chart pattern analysis

2009-09-22T03:45:00.000-07:00

I would like to show you the daily chart of
the GBP/USD.

As can be seen in the attached picture, technical analysis shows what looks like a “head and shoulders” Pattern forming, suggesting a strong downward movement in the upcoming month. Marked in blue are the key resistance and support levels - Use them when deciding on a trade direction as it will most likely struggle to break through it and will likely bounce back from it a number of times.

Remember that in terms of Fundamental analysis, we might see extreme volatility on the pair during the US interest rate decision [released on the 23d of September at 18:15pm GMT] and that could very much decide the future of the pair.

Charts Patterns analysis method point

2009-09-20T06:08:00.000-07:00

A guide to avoid loss making trades

When is a pattern not a pattern?

The easy answer to the question is “when it’s not a pattern”. And that really is the real crux of the issue… Let me explain.

Let’s take a look at one of the most simple patterns in technical analysis, the Double Top (Bottom).

This is the hourly chart of Dollar-Swissie in a run up from the 1.0883 low which found a high at 1.1324. Following this it pulled back lower and then attempted to move back to the high once again. However, it failed just 6 points from that high and then declined quite sharply.

In this process it formed what we call a “Double Top.” This is a classic reversal pattern that through measurements will provide a minimum target in the reversal. Basically, by taking the number of points from the peaks and the intervening corrective low it is then possible to project lower from that trough to generate the minimum target.

In this example the pattern has worked perfectly. What is more, the Rapid RSI below has formed what is a bearish divergence. This is recognized by higher price peaks from the intermediate peak towards the left center of the chart to the eventual 1.1324 high. However, over this period the RSI has not made new highs – but the RSI makes a lower high at the 1.1324 high which represents a slowing in the underlying momentum of the trend.

A combination of this bearish divergence and a subsequent break of a trend support line and failure on the retest of the trend line sets up a stronger reversal which meets the minimum target perfectly.

OK, this is simple, let’s look at another example:

Here we see exactly the same thing happening in the hourly Euro chart. Price has rallied strongly with Rapid RSI forming a high at 1.4751 and then on the pullback lower braches a trend support line. Following the initial decline price rallies back towards the 1.4751 high but fails on the retest of the trend line.

This looks positive. Measuring the points between the twin highs and the intervening trough, from the current price there appears to be 300 points profit.

So if I take a trade of €1mn I can make €30,000 profit and buy a new car…

Well, this is what then happened.

Ah… the Euro actually continued rallying.

So why did the Double Top pattern fail?

As I said, because it wasn’t a double top pattern…

It is vital to understand that a double top only becomes a double top when the intervening trough is breached. (And a double bottom only becomes a double bottom when the intervening peak is breached.)

Clearly this didn’t occur here.

This is very simply explained by examining the definition of an uptrend – which occurs when both highs are moving higher while lows are also moving higher.

If we want to be safe in identifying double tops (or bottoms) we should also satisfy the requirement that the sequence of higher lows is broken – which would be when the intervening trough is breached.

Therefore, avoid this simple error which many still fall into by ensuring that the intervening trough (or peak in a double bottom) is broken to confirm a breakdown of the trend.

Gook luck !

Multi time frame analysis combine with RSI support resistance

2009-09-19T10:02:00.001-07:00

A technique to improve your trading decisions

Have you ever seen RSI overbought and wonder whether it was the right time to sell? Let’s face it, an overbought reading in a momentum oscillator can merely mean that price is strong and may even turn into an uptrend.
Is it a valid overbought signal? Do you sell? Where do you sell? Where should you place your stop?
Quite often using two charts of different time frames can help. For instance, let us suggest you have seen an overbought reading in the daily chart but there is no bearish divergence. What you can do is look at a shorter time frame chart, a 4-hour or 2-hour chart to see what is happening there an whether a more accurate sell signal can be identified. Let us look at recent example in EURUSD:

Above is the daily chart of EURUSD as it approached 1.3258. Daily Rapid RSI was showing an overbought reading but there was no bearish divergence. From this chart alone we probably couldn’t work out whether there was a selling opportunity or not.

This second image is the 2-hour chart of EURUSD but here it can be seen that the peak at 1.3258 was accompanied by a bearish divergence in Rapid RSI. We are therefore on warning that a reversal can occur and that the daily overbought reading may well be correct.
Next we have to identify a selling level and in this case it is on the break of the price support line which has touched price four times before it finally breaks and this is where we can place our sell-stop. The money management stop should ideally be placed above the 1.3258 high but if this is too high and would cause a large loss then we can look at placing a stop above the rising trend line. However, do note that is a rising trend line and could mean that your stop needs to be raised to allow a possible retest of the line.
In this case the trade would have been very profitable with a decline down close to the daily pivot support which rests around 1.3050. A take profit order can be placed just above this to exit the position at a tidy profit.

Utilizing a lower time frame chart to identify when Bollinger support/resistance will hold

Following on from the first description of using multiple time frame charts to both strengthen your analysis and enable tighter entry and exit trades, let us take another look at using these in a different example.
Many traders like to use Bollinger Bands to try and identify entry signals. The problem I have always had with them is that they only provide approximate support and resistance which causes problems in knowing where you should enter and where the stops should be placed. Not only that but sometimes they just don’t seem to work at all as a support/resistance tool and the judgment of when they’ll work appears purely subjective.
Take a look at the daily chart of GBPUSD:

In the center of the chart we can see that price has declined to the Bollinger low and on first touch it does bounce only to fall below the lower band and does so on three consecutive days. On the day before the absolute low Rapid RSI moves into the oversold extreme. Does this mean we can buy? Maybe. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t.
So what should we do?
The following chart is the 2 hour chart showing the approach to the low at 1.9400.

On the left of the chart we can see that price falls below two identical lows and these can then be considered as pivot resistance. We then see the three pushes lower and on the daily chart we know that the Rapid RSI went into an oversold extreme.
Do we buy at that point because is looks like the Rapid RSI on the 2 hour chart is developing a bullish divergence? The answer is “no.” Divergences should only be traded on a break of a pattern. In this case we have an intermediate downtrend line and it is only after the final low that price breaks above the trend line and thus confirms the bullish divergence in Rapid RSI. You will also note that following the break above the trend resistance that price reverses briefly to retest the trend line which provides a second buying opportunity.
Following the break of the trend line which was the day after the daily oversold reading price rallies by 200 points. That’s a good profit… Not only that, by waiting and observing the 2-hour chart you can avoid trying to pick the bottom as suggested in the daily chart.
Remember, it is normally best not to try and pick tops and bottoms as these will often provide losing trades. Waiting patiently for the right signal by fine-tuning the entry on a shorter time frame chart can reduce losing trades and make the final trade a more profitable one.
Good luck !

Trend Identification Bollinger Bands

2009-06-17T10:30:00.000-07:00

Bollinger Bands basically plot standard deviations above and below a moving average. They were developed in the early 1980sby John Bollinger and are typically used to determine volatility. Here, however, I like to use Bollinger Bands to help me gauge a trend.

In the chart below, we plotted a set of standard Bollinger Bands using the settings 20,2 (which mean two standard deviations away from the 20-day moving average) and then added a set of 20,1 Bollinger Bands (one standard deviation away from the 20-day moving average). This helps us to create our buy zone and sell zone.
Typically, when an uptrend in a currency pair is very strong, it will remain in the buy zone, the zone between the upper Bollinger Band of two standard deviations and the upper Bollinger Band of one standard deviation, for some time. When the downtrend is very strong, the currency pair will remain within in the sell zone, the zone between the lower Bollinger Band of two standard devia- tions and the lower Bollinger Band of one standard deviation. If the currency pair closes below the buy zone or above the sell zone, we say that it has entered the range trading zone.

Bollinger Bands are great tools to use to help determine when a currency pair enters or exits a trend. For those traders who like to pick tops and bottoms, a good way to do so is to wait for the currency pair to exit the buy or sell zones.

The Origins of the 2008 Financial Crisis

2009-06-17T20:34:00.000-07:00

The economic environment has changed dramatically over the past 12 months as the world appears to be headed into the deepest slowdown since the Great Depression. As of October 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had plunged 29 percent, oil prices were down 18 percent, the EUR/USD had fallen 10 percent and volatility in the stock market had surged 272 percent. For many of these instruments, the changes since July have been even more dramatic.

The current financial crisis has been called everything from the subprime mortgage crisis to the Wall Street crisis, credit crisis and a crisis of confidence. Each of these labels holds true because the financial crisis has been evolving, and that is why it is extremely important to be cautious.

DOT COM CRASH AND 9/11 (2000 – 2001)

It is difficult to pinpoint the exact origin of this financial crisis but many people argue that it stemmed from the loose monetary policy enacted by the Federal Reserve following the crash of the dotcom bubble and 9/11.

HOUSING MARKET BUBBLE (2001 – 2005)
Interest rates were taken to 45-year lows and the
availability of cheap credit fueled a strong appetite for risk and a housing market bubble.

SUBPRIME CRISIS (2005 – 2006)
The housing market began to collapse in 2005 and 2006 when defaults started to increase on subprime and adjustable rate mortgages.

WALL STREET CRISIS (2007 – PRESENT)
It then exacerbated and turned into a Wall Street crisis when hedge funds went belly-up and banks started to report large write-downs in 2007. In March 2008, Bear Stearns became the first major investment bank to fail, requiring a bailout and acquisition by the Fed and JPMorgan. This turned out to be just the beginning of a slippery slope with IndyMac being seized by US regulators in July of 2008, while Fannie and Freddie were taken over in September. A week later, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, the government took an 80 percent stake in AIG and Bank of America gobbled up Merrill Lynch. Shortly after that, the last two remaining publicly traded U.S. investment banks (Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley) filed for change of status to bank holding companies while JPMorgan absorbed Washington Mutual.

CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE (2008 – PRESENT)
Century-old institutions evaporated from the financial markets as the credit crisis turned into a crisis of confidence. Banks became skeptical of lending to each other as they did not know who might be the next to fail.

Crisis Management – Global Response
In response to the demise of many financial institutions, countries around the world have taken unprecedented actions. In addition to nationalizing banks and injecting a massive amount of liquidity, the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury have introduced an alphabet soup worth of new initiatives including the TARP (Treasury Asset Protection Program) the CPFF (Commercial Paper Funding Facility) and the MMIFF (Money Market Investor Funding Facility).
Other countries around the world have also upped their guarantees of bank deposits and are aggressively cutting interest rates. Don’t expect these to be the last initiatives introduced either. Since the financial markets have yet to stabilize, policy-makers must be creative to combat a global recession.

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2009-06-21T02:15:00.000-07:00

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2009-04-24T10:22:00.000-07:00

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