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Do you ever think about trading with greater earning potential and more satisfaction ?. Have you ever calculated the time you have spent trading V's your return, can you even come up with a 1:1 return figure ? Forex Trading is just like any skill, it relies on Knowledge, Tools, Skill and your ability to wield them to your purpose. Like any skillful job Forex Trading is not a natural ability your born with and can be expensive in Time,Effort and financial cost to get to a level where you are able to sit back and say i've cracked it. IF your car broke down on the roadside would you grab your toolbox and start pulling things apart to fix it, maybe if you had done a mechanics course right ? or would you maybe call someone who knows about cars. You could of course bash about hoping things will work out right but at the end of the day if you do then you will be creating a serious dent in your bank balance to put it right again. Just like above you can spend 100's to 1000's of pounds trying forex trading systems and methods, buying all the best looking forex trading tools and bash away at the markets hoping that your efforts will pay off and give you a return or you could take a forex trading course that supplies you with the Tools, Skills and working knowhow to get a good return guaranteed. |
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The PHD method uses the 15 minute time frame with the hour to confirm the direction in which you will take your trade. It is designed to allow a smooth comfortable trade where you can complete a checklist and identify a high probability opportunity BEFORE it actually takes place. Remember to check out the forex Jackal Blog There is lots and lots of emphasis on safety and we have 5 main rules for exiting a trade.
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It is a day trading method not a swing trade or long-term trading system. You need an MT4 platform in order to identify a set-up but you can place the trade with any broker/trading platform or spread-betting company you wish. Included in your purchase is 1:1 private tuition regardless of wherever you reside on the planet, my before, during and superb after-care, the Stealth forex Indicator package, a desktop personalised trading checklist/Journal and the superb PHD method. You reserve your place by forwarding payment via PayPal to andy@forexjackal.com or by requesting my banking details. Once confirmed you will receive an e-mail with a thank you, confirmation of payment and all the details you need for your 1:1 tuition either at my office in the UK or via Skype/Team-viewer. | |
It will work on any market that you are familiar with and understand, in other words if you're used to trading the GBP/USD and then jump over to trade Gold, what do you know about Gold ! Rather like anything new, get to know a little about it before you dive in. Many of my PHD traders operate from the 6 main pairs and just look for the strongest opportunity not trade all six. | |
A 1:1 training session lasts about 4 hours and then you are set some tasks to ensure you fully understand, I don't want anyone going live until they are ready to. By completing these short tasks you are confirming to both you and I that you are ready to undertake the next stage of going live with a good money management plan in use. The PDF version now available covers the whole PHD method from start to scratch so if you do not want or can afford 1:1 tuition there is now that option to purchase the PHD method. Should you decide later on that you would like 1:1 for some reason you can pay for that at that time. |
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Jan 03, 2012
- US Session: Orders and Options Watch
GBP: The dovish BOE MPC vote outcome, 2 members voted for more QE, hammered the British pound, stops below 1.5750-60 and 1.5700 were triggered and more stops below 1.5650 and 1.5640 are now in focus, however, fresh bids are likely to emerge further out at 1.5590-00 and 1.5550. On the - Mid-Day Report: Sterling Tumbles after BoE Minutes, Euro Directionless
Sterling was sold off sharply earlier today after BoE minutes unexpectedly revealed that two policy makers favored more expansion in the asset purchase program. GBP/USD is back pressing 1.57 level while EUR/GBP jumped through 0.84. Elsewhere, Euro is generally soft as Eurozone PMIs disappointed. Weakness in European equities also exerted - Daily Report: Yen Selloff Continues as Crude Oil Extends Rally
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EUR: The single currency remained confined within a relatively narrow range in part due to cross-trading against both yen and sterling, profit-taking activities after the 130 billion euro Greek bailout package put pressure on euro and bids at 1.3210-20 were filled, however, buying interests are still noted at 1.3190-00 with - US Session: Orders and Options Watch
EUR: Although the single currency resumed recent rise earlier today on buying by Russian names, euro ran into heavy offers there and has retreated throughout European session, bids at 1.3230-35 were cleared but more buying interests from European corporate are expected from 1.3200 down to 1.3180 with stops building up











