Dave Floyd
Aspen Trading Group
Traders, last week I posted a long trade for EUR/USD. It was part of a pilot program I am putting the final touches on.
At the time, EUR/USD was trading around 1.1175
- As of tonight, let's go ahead and close that long (+110 pips roughly) and go short.
- We will also go short AUD/USD and NZD/USD
- Short NZD/CAD
Bear in mind these are not official NEW TRADE ALERTS....yet. But I am sharing these with you in the final stages of beta testing.
Please see the initial EUR/USD signal from March 24th below.
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March 24th:Traders,
Just tossing this out there for your consideration.
This is a long EUR/USD trade from current levels. (1.1175'ish)
Generated from a mechanical standpoint - no stop-loss, the trade will be closed when we go short EUR/USD. Going back to 2008 it has had a 63% win/loss ratio and average trade duration of 6 days
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