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Dear FX Trader,

Here our signal today at 2011.10.05 21:00:03 (GMT+3)
*** BUY GBPUSD @1.54570 ***
*** BUY EURUSD @1.33575 ***
NOTE : No SL, No TP


How to TAKE PROFIT?
If total profit (GBPUSD + EURUSD) = 50 pips or above, so CLOSE ALL TRADES


How to STOP LOSS?
If total profit (GBPUSD + EURUSD) = -50 pips or below, so CLOSE ALL TRADES


How to define Lot Size?
We prefer use 5% balance. Example:
If balance $2000, trade 0.1 lot GBPUSD and 0.1 lot EURUSD


What strategy we use?
We use CORRELATION PRICE analysis from multiple pairs to define buy or sell.


Good Luck and Have a nice pips!!


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Sticking With Quality Companies - Part 1

One problem with only looking at earnings growth estimates for
companies is that they are based on the projections of Wall Street
analysts that tend to be too negative at the bottom of a bear market
and the end of a recession and two rosy towards the end a bull market.
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meet optimistic analyst projections and have to guide down their
expectations.

This can really hurt growth stocks because they get valuation premiums
for being growth stocks. The higher that premium gets – the higher the
forward P/E and PEG ratios are – the harder a growth stock can get hit
if it fails to meet analyst projections. In the end, this is not
something you should get worked up over if you keep a close eye on the
overall trend of a stock and use proper stop loss orders to protect
yourself if a stock gets hit by bad news or the stock market enters a
bear market.

What is more, companies have been known to play accounting games to
create earnings growth. But there are some red flags you can watch for
in order to know if this might be happening. The simplest is looking
at the sales figures for a company. If earnings are growing but sales
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competitor, and accounting changes. This type of thing can lead to
problems later with the growth story of a company.

It is best to buy growth companies that display a pattern of
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earnings growth of 25% and consistent growth. You do not want to see
growth of 10% one year, then 25%, and then back down to 5% the
following year. That means the growth may not be sustainable. If the
company has been around for some time, it is best to see five years of
earnings growth of at least 25% a year and the higher that number the
better.

If you are doing short-term trading with a time frame of holding for
several weeks, you do not need to worry about these things too much.
But if you are investing in stocks to hold for the long- term, then it
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metrics you can look at (to make sure this is the case) are the return
on equity ratio and the current ratio.

The return on equity ratio is calculated by dividing the net income
after tax the company generates by shareholder equity which is the
ownership shareholders have in assets. There can be a negative equity
if the company has more liabilities than assets. The return on equity
tells you how well a company uses it investment funds to create
earnings growth. It gives you an idea of how well the company
reinvests its earnings. The best companies have a return on equity
over 20%.

On the flip side, you do not want to invest in companies with huge
debt loads that might send them into bankruptcy. You can use the
current ratio (which divides the current assets by liabilities) to
make sure you are investing in companies with solid balance sheets.
Companies that have twice as many assets as short-term debt tend to
make the best investments but this ratio is normally bigger with real
estate and financial firms.

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    Was yesterday's intense rally just a pause in the selling or does this mark a reversal of trend?  This is the million dollar question and one that the markets are weighing very carefully.  The catalyst for yesterday's move higher was none other than Fed Chairman Bernanke who stated in his speech to the Joint Economic Committee that further monetary stimulus could be forthcoming.

     

    This gave the markets an immediate shot in the arm and they rallied on those words as the thought of more free Fed money is too good to ignore.  Many thought, including myself, that given the politics of further easing he might avoid the topic, but with the recent selling taking place something had to be done.  So I applaud him for his courage, though political pressure seems to be waning against complete opposition to further monetary stimulus.

     

    This was enough to push markets higher including the Euro, which had maintained strength until this morning after Moody's downgraded Italy by three notches and warned that further downgrades of other countries could occur.  Couple this with weaker PMI services figures from the Euro zone and declining retail sales figures (-1% vs. an expected -.7%) and the economic picture doesn't look much better than it did two days ago. 

     

    Yet for some reason the markets believe that EU leaders are making serious strides toward a debt crisis resolution this time, all but admitting that they haven't taken this crisis seriously enough to this point.  One positive note was a vote of confidence in Portugal as investors passed on an opportunity to receive early payouts from a bond issue, electing to wait it out.

     

    In the UK, GDP figures came in slightly worse than expected, showing a gain of .1% for the quarter vs. an expectation of .2%, bring the YoY figure down to .6% from the expected .7%.  While this does indeed show a declining economic picture, it is unclear if this is enough to cause the BOE to increase asset purchases at tomorrow's rate decision. 

     

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    Rounding out the news from around the globe, Australian retail sales figures came in better than expected, showing a gain of .6% vs. an expectation of .2%.  This has helped push the Aussie higher in conjunction with the Dollar weakness we saw yesterday and the follow-through this morning.

     

    The ADP jobs report came out here in the US this morning and showed an increase of private sector jobs of 91K, vs. an expectation of 75K.  While this number bears no significant correlation to Friday's Non-Farm Payrolls report, it should be noted that although Friday's NFP is expected to show a gain of around 60K, the number of private sector jobs expected to be added is closer to 100K.

     

    While the markets started the morning in risk-taking mode, it appears as though we are giving back some earlier gains as both stocks and risk assets are selling off a bit.  While still in positive territory, it will be interesting to see if this rally can be sustained or if it was just a one-day wonder.

     

    So today may be what we call an "inside day", where we make neither new highs or lows as we wait for the rate decisions of tomorrow to guide sentiment.  And of course any news out of the Euro zone will be dissected, though the usual "no news is good news" mantra may not hold water in this situation.  Clarity form the Euro zone is needed, and not obscurity.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    Pivots

    In this article we will discuss about a widespread, well-known key element of technical analysis. Why do you think technical analysis especially some elements work so well for financial markets? Why do you think Fibonacci levels are usually strictly followed? Because thousands and billions of traders and computer programs for trading use these elements. This way everybody acts the same at the same time…

     

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