SIGNAL 📶: BUY EURJPY

ENTRY: 120.04

SL: 119.70 (30 PIPS)

TP 1: 120.44 (40 PIPS)

TP 2: 120.84 (80 PIPS)

Still around our SL point.

I'm holding patiently. 💰💰

Current trades:

CADJPY
EURAUD
EURJPY
GBPAUD

I will update as price develops! Until then, continue to hold.

SIGNAL 📶: EURUSD BUY LIMIT

ENTRY: 1.1006

SL: 1.0976 (30 PIPS)

TP: 1.1076 (70 PIPS)

🔔 Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic in USDJPY - 15M

Check it out. 🤟

Japanese Yen Analysis🇯🇵

The Yen remains in demand as risk off sentiment dominates the global markets.

Infaltionary Score 15 out of 160

Currency Outlook - Weak

Interest Rate Policy - Accomodative

Markets directionless now 😴

Moving sideways for most of European morning

Trade active 🔥

Stopped out at breakeven 😌

This is some perfect trade.
TP 1 HITS 40+ PIPS ☑️

Move SL to breakeven 😌

Seems like we're perfectly stacked for Brexit here. 💰

SL hit 🚫
But I went back in again.. 😌

I'm holding this pair till it chokes 😂

Current trades:

CADJPY
EURAUD
EURUSD
GBPAUD

I will update as price develops! Until then, continue to hold.

Hope you all bagged this 100+ PIPS movement. TP 2 got HIT 🎯
I'm re-entering as soon as the pull back is done.

Good work traders 💰

Account type = Dollar ($)
Interest/Profit = $362.80
Account growth = 100.7%
Daily profit = $62
Daily interest rate = 26%
Number of trades = 135
Canceled = 1
Filled = 134
Account Duration = 21st January - 28th January

All thanks to the high market volatility 💰

Caution: Don't try this at home!😂
THIS IS MAINLY FOR MOTIVATIONAL PURPOSES 🎯

"Gold Prices Fall as Risk Appetite Rebounds From China Virus Shock"

https://www.investing.com/news/commodities-news/gold-prices-fall-as-risk-appetite-rebounds-from-china-virus-shock-2069557

Back in 🎯

TP 1 HITS 20+ PIPS ☑️. This trade wasn't easy. Had a little drawdown and price consolidation in our stop Loss area. But I'm glad we made it.

Good work traders 💰💰

Another hard one here. The Coronavirus fears almost messed up this setup.
But still. TP 2 HITS 50+ PIPS ☑️🤑🤑🤑

"3 Questions For The Fed"

http://www.investing.com/analysis/3-questions-for-the-fed-200502369