This is the start of my forex journals, I mainly use 1 hour and 4 hours chart to trade 6 major pairs (i.e. EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, USD/CAD and AUD/USD).
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Got stopped out of my USDCAS short.
Go long USDJPY 80.93 long term long.
short eu to 14290
where is your stop?
Still holding my JPY long and am thinking its forming a long term bottom.
Add to my JPY long at 80.17
Still holding on to my JPY long.
Now set stop for half of long at 80.27.
JPY encounter major resistance before 81.00 level.
First target reach 81.18 get out 1/4 of my whole position.
Set stop at 80.48 for initial part of my position.
USD/JPY pop today looks like a short run, because it stalled at previous high point for much of the morning.
Next target 81.60 range retest high/opening of month.
Cut my whole Yen position, there is a sudden reversal want to go flat and reconsider.
Get back in long USDJPY at 80.55 looking for it to make current week high.
Got out half of my USDJPY position at 81.30
Set break even stop for remaining half of my position
Got stopped out of my USDJPY position with spike price move due to bad US Non-Farm Payroll number.
Got stopped out of my USDCAS short.
Go long USDJPY 80.93 long term long.
short eu to 14290
where is your stop?
Still holding my JPY long and am thinking its forming a long term bottom.
Add to my JPY long at 80.17
Still holding on to my JPY long.
Now set stop for half of long at 80.27.
JPY encounter major resistance before 81.00 level.
First target reach 81.18 get out 1/4 of my whole position.
Set stop at 80.48 for initial part of my position.
USD/JPY pop today looks like a short run, because it stalled at previous high point for much of the morning.
Next target 81.60 range retest high/opening of month.
Cut my whole Yen position, there is a sudden reversal want to go flat and reconsider.
Get back in long USDJPY at 80.55 looking for it to make current week high.
Got out half of my USDJPY position at 81.30
Set break even stop for remaining half of my position
Got stopped out of my USDJPY position with spike price move due to bad US Non-Farm Payroll number.