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Daily Forex Signal

Tue, Jun 16 2009, 16:19 GMT
by Jordan Lindsey

JCL Capital  |  View company's profile


Forex Trading System, Signals and Trading

Forex Course teaches how to trade Forex by learning how to see when the charts are generating buy or sell signals from the Forex trading system.
Hello all,

All of the Drop In trades yesterday on the 4 hour (EUR/USD, EUR/JPY, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, GBP/JPY & AUD/USD) have their stops losses moved to break even (entry) as they have moved 1/2 ATR in profit giving us free no risk trades now.

EUR/JPY & USD/CAD both stopped out at break even (entry price) and we are looking for re-entry. Check the update as the day progresses to keep up with the day's activity.

I am happy to have gotten all of those trades to b/e, yesterday I thought they would all be stopping out as noted in yesterday's FXStreet update- Mon, Jun 15 2009


4 Hour:

Drop In re-entry:
EUR/JPY buy
USD/CAD sell

GBP/JPY Buy Setup

GBP/JPY chart




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