Hello Traders,
Notice that price projections in my method are not from/to random levels and do not follow Elliot Wave, DiNapoli levels or other methods, but rather a proprietary method based on modeling effects of Program and Algorithmic Trading on price.
Tonight’s video features the 12 markets I follow (I have recently added ,and will keep EUR/CAD).
The market analyzed in the below videos are EUR/USD, S&P500, Dollar Index, Gold, USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, EUR/CAD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, USD/CAD & NZD/USD. This video analysis is related to tomorrow, Thursday June 12 2014 trading day.Before you continue, I want to remind you of the 3-hour Monthly Webinar event I am going to offer on Thursday June 19 at FXStreet.com. It is in 2 parts and you can check the details of the June Monthly Webinar and register here. Don’t miss it, it has the potential to trade your trade for good!
Notice that price projections in my method are not from/to random levels and do not follow Elliot Wave, DiNapoli levels or other methods, but rather a proprietary method based on modeling effects of Program and Algorithmic Trading on price.
I help traders “level plain†the trading game showing what banks, institutions and big hedge funds are actually doing (and not what they are saying they are doing). Follow my work to learn how to spot the Algorithmic Trading footprints.
Thank you.
Have a great day
Giuseppe Basile
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