Brian Twomey
Brian's Investment
The vital point and purpose to the EUR/CAD trade was to highlight multiple trades inside every currency pair and note to 458 available pips to trade. We take this multiple trade concept to the next degree by highlight to profit from most or all available pips.
EUR/CAD
Short 1.5358 and 1.5379 to target 1.5137.
Highs 1.5388, Lows 1.5137,
This trade ran +221 pips and target achieved.
Short 1.5117 to target 1.5029.
Lows 1.5049
Target not achieved and trade ran +68 pips.
Long 1.5029 to target 1.5109.
Trade not triggered.
Long 1.5128 to target 1.5197.
Trade complete and ran +69 pips.
Highs actually achieved 1.5349.
Total pips and 3 trades +358 pips V total 458 available pips.
Total 458 available pips to trade.
Total pips and 3 trades +358 pips V total 458 available pips.
Trading currencies and other financial instruments carries a degree of loss and possible loss of entire investments. Please managed your own risks, stop loss, and margins requirements.
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