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Examples of our trades
These trades are examples of a $10 - $100 per pip placement...with
the accounts
being combined with greater liquidity, they allow us to
leverage much more,
allowing us to trade at the $100 - $1,000 per pip move !
(1
/ 1.1)
(2
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3.1) (4
/ 4.1)
Larger amounts are when positions are placed and taken.
Smaller amounts are
quick trades / scalping....
Showing consistency in our trades.
Click on images to see larger scale: Example of a Real Account
As like anything else, size of the accounts allows us to
leverage more.
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GBP / EUR |
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other trades,
This is who we are when it comes to seeing and believing!
For those of you
that are interested, Above, we have posted some of my Chart
Setups for the EUR/USD and GBP/USD.
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and see for yourself what we can do
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our Statement
Results of our
trades day by day....partial reports
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UNDERSTANDING PIPS AND CURRENCIES
For those who
are interested, posted below are Chart Setups for the EUR/USD
and GBP/USD. There are 3 different profiles that can each be
used individually or in conjunction with one another: Longer
Term, Shorter Term and Daily. Do not take these signals for
granted. However when used with the strategies and systems
they were designed for, they hold the power to earn a Forex
Trader very large returns. An investor can make over ten
thousand dollars a day or even more depending on the size of
the account. Imagine 1000 Pips x $100.00 per Pip for a total
of $100,000.00 profit off of 4 - 6 daily swing trades on a
standard account trading 10 standard lots therefore earning
$100.00 per Pip. Even if you don't glean a thousand Pips and
it was just played conservatively, you could still easily
reach 200 - 400 Pips effortlessly resulting in $20,000.00 -
$40,000.00 for the day with a healthy account to begin with.
Currency
exchanges are built around buying foreign currencies. For
example, buying Euros with Dollars, on the expectation that
the Euro will rise against the Dollar, allowing your positions
to profit when sold.
This type
of pairing is called a currency pair, and the current price of
a pair of currencies (how many dollars it takes to buy one
Euro) is called the exchange rate. Exchange rates are measured
in ten thousandths of a unit of currency; this "ten
thousandth" of a currency unit is called a "pip" in Forex
trading. For example, if a Euro costs $1.4328, that means it
costs one dollar and 43.28 cents.
Making a
profit on Forex trading (at least as a day trader) means
watching the fluctuations of pips. Continuing the example from
above, if the price of the Euro were to change to 1.4331, it
would have risen by 3 pips. Conversely, if it had dropped to
1.4318, it would have dropped by 10 pips. Depending on the
currency pair, current events, the timing of the change, and
other factors, currency exchange rates can shift by as many as
20 pips on a given news item.
The amount
of profit you realize on a shift in pips depends on what your
minimum "lot size" is. Most brokers try to aggregate investor
positions into lot sizes of 10,000 units of a given currency,
so that a shift of a ten thousandth of a currency translates
into a reasonable amount of money; no one ever became rich
buying Euros or Dollars in a single transaction. Where do you
spend a ten thousandth of a dollar?
The exact
ratio of how much you make per transaction or change in pips
is derived by the following formula:
1 pip =
0.0001 * the exchange rate * the lot size. So if you're
dealing with an exchange rate of 1.50, 1 pip means that we
make or lose a dollar fifty on the transaction for a lot size
of $10,000.
Brokers
aggregate the investments of multiple investors to make up
their lots, or to use as collateral for loans to buy lots of
currencies. This is called leveraging assets, and is a
standard technique in the financial industry.
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