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Old 02-18-2009, 10:12 AM
FibMaster FibMaster is offline
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Default How to trade the USD/JPY rally.
I hope you have been scoring some wins on the Yen rally. Traders often
struggle to capture these moves, this is exactly how to do it;
(brief advert of my two websites near the beginning)
http://tinyurl.com/c6qfzv

Last night I sent out a video update to subscribers at
http://www.dailyforexcharts.com
to give a long and a short scenario based on a triangle formation. Whichever direction the chart breaks, subscribers know how to trade it!
See that video update here; http://tinyurl.com/b3oz4g

Don't miss out on these trades, get on board!

Also, there is another chat workshop tonight here;
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Manage your risk, trade smart!
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Old 02-18-2009, 04:49 PM
toyogo00 toyogo00 is offline
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Hi Neal,

I've been asking you to analyze this chart and stressing on the long side (daily TRSI is up) on the last chat (Monday).

When it breaks above 92.50 with HH & HL on the 15min chart, I enter long @92.60, SL @92.00 (just below the last swing low and below resistance line on hourly chart. P1 @93.20 (FE100), P2 @93.90 (FE161.8).

Thanks Neal!

Regards,
Toyogo
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