by Ian McArthur | Dec 5, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
Volumes and volatility continue to decrease in all our instruments, with the German Dax still holding the fort with reasonable price movement. Negative UK & German economic data affected Dom trend momentum but we still had some very decent trades at our usual times.
Friday saw another respectable maximum potential of 715 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone.
JUST A TWENTY PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 143 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
by Ian McArthur | Nov 26, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
What a strange end to the week. I said this yesterday and shockingly enough I have to say it again today,
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES!
Yesterday saw one of the slowest price movements of the year and today saw THE fastest. 1,530 available points today compared to just 390 yesterday. However the former would be more like a ‘normal’ day when the markets are at full swing, something we haven’t seen all year.
Needless to say all our instruments, along with their technical Dom trend directions, pulled in some absolutely superb points on very solid entries at our usual trading times. Enough said.
Friday saw a greatly improved maximum potential, and record for the year of 1,530 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone.
JUST A TWENTY PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 306 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
by Ian McArthur | Nov 20, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
Early UK economic data initially benefited our Dom long GBP pairs until traders got jittery on the announcement of increasing Covid infections and that the NHS app would be updated to include booster shots. Despite this the Pound recovered, even after the ‘step down’ in price and good trades were available.
The Dom long EUR/AUD suffered from an initially strong AUD and the Euro strength hampered our Dom long German Dax. Both still yielded decent points on very low volumes.
Friday saw an improved maximum potential of 790 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone, with a minimum target of just 30.
JUST A TWENTY PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 158 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
by Ian McArthur | Oct 22, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
WELCOME TO OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Coronavirus, EU relations (Brexit) and US voting fraud investigations are still disrupting the markets but now we’re out of the summer holidays, volumes and volatility have increased a little but still remain low.
The Arizona forensic audiit is complete, with the full findings now released to the Senet and being made public. Several other counties are now conducting similar forensic audits in the light of the highly praised conduct of the previous one.
FRIDAY
Early negative economic data, followed by positive mid-morning data had our GBP pairs on a rollercoaster ride. These were trending both long and short so we still managed some very decent points at our usual times.
There was yet another ICS Balance conflict within the Dom short EUR/AUD but the Dom long German Dax gave some excellent points to round off the week.
Friday saw a very reasonable maximum potential of 820 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone, with a minimum target of just 30.
JUST A TEN PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 82 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
by Ian McArthur | Oct 9, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
WELCOME TO OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Coronavirus, EU relations (Brexit) and US voting fraud investigations are still disrupting the markets but now we’re out of the summer holidays, volumes and volatility have increased a little but still remain low.
The Arizona forensic audiit is complete, with the full findings now released to the Senet and being made public. Several other counties are now conducting similar forensic audits in the light of the highly praised conduct of the previous one.
FRIDAY
ICS Balances were horrendous at the start of the UK morning session, with the GBP & JPY Indexes being the dreaded ‘Strong Minus.’ This can cause greatly reduced momentum but the beauty is we knew this before the session even started. Despite this we still had some decent points at our usual times.
The Dom long Dax shrugged off early negative German data to give some good points, though expectedly ended up rather flat at the US Open.
Friday saw a reasonable maximum potential of 510 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone, with a minimum target of just 30.
JUST A TEN PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 51 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
by Ian McArthur | Sep 24, 2021 | Weekly Roundup
WELCOME TO OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP.
Coronavirus, EU relations (Brexit) and US voting fraud investigations and now the summer holidays continue to cause low volumes and volatility, as the markets wait for clearer conclusions as to final outcomes.
The Arizona forensic audiit is complete, with the full findings now released to the Senet and being made public today. Several other counties are now conducting similar forensic audits in the light of the highly praised conduct of the previous one.
FRIDAY
Another quiet end to the week with the markets having no real direction. The AUD Index lost its strength from the UK open and disrupted our Dom short GBP & EUR pairings with restricted points.
Friday saw a reasonable maximum potential of 540 points from specific Max Day Trading time/trend entries within our five instruments from the UK morning session alone, with a minimum target of just 30.
JUST A TEN PERCENT target of this figure would have yielded 54 net points, with many additional opportunities in the US morning (UK afternoon) and US afternoon (UK evening) sessions.
