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Seyedmajid Masharian
HOW MANY GOOD SIGNAL SERVICES AND PAMM ACCOUNTS WITH EXCELLENT RESULTS HAVE YOU SEEN SINCE YOUR
TRADING START JOURNEY ?
HOW MANY OF THEM ARE STILL EXIST?
99% OF THEM CAME AND AFTER A SHORT TIME GONE EVEN WITH THOUSANDS PERCENT OF PROFITS...
DO YOU THINK WHY?
I MYSELF HAVE SEEN SOME ACCOUNTS WITH 2 MILLION PERCENT PROFIT AND IT IS NOW GONE FOR A LONG TIME...
YES BECAUSE THEY DID NOT ADHERE TO CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT RULES...
BELIEVE ME DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS I HAVE 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS MARKET...
CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT IS THE ONLY THING THAT CAN HELP YOU STAY IN THE MARKET AND ADD TO YOUR PROFITS IN THE LONG TIME.
TRADING START JOURNEY ?
HOW MANY OF THEM ARE STILL EXIST?
99% OF THEM CAME AND AFTER A SHORT TIME GONE EVEN WITH THOUSANDS PERCENT OF PROFITS...
DO YOU THINK WHY?
I MYSELF HAVE SEEN SOME ACCOUNTS WITH 2 MILLION PERCENT PROFIT AND IT IS NOW GONE FOR A LONG TIME...
YES BECAUSE THEY DID NOT ADHERE TO CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT RULES...
BELIEVE ME DEAR BROTHERS AND SISTERS I HAVE 8 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS MARKET...
CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT IS THE ONLY THING THAT CAN HELP YOU STAY IN THE MARKET AND ADD TO YOUR PROFITS IN THE LONG TIME.
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Seyedmajid Masharian
THE ONLY THINGS THAT CAN HELP YOU IN REPEATABLE WORST AND UNCERTAIN MARKET CONDITIONS LIKE MARKET INDECISION ARE:
1.CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT
2.BE DISCIPLINED
3.PATIENCE
1.CONSERVATIVE MONEY MANAGEMENT
2.BE DISCIPLINED
3.PATIENCE
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Citi: Trading with the bank!
Changes compared to the previous publication:
GBPUSD . A limit order was executed on July 11: sale from 1.2912, target 1.2550, stop 1.3075
Comment: The technical picture indicates the possibility of forming a peak, the balance of short- and medium-term risks is shifted in favor of the depreciation of the pound
Currently opened positions:
EURGBP June 16th purchase from 0.8775, target 0.9100, stop 0.8675. Current result: +47 pips
GBPUSD 13 июля short from 1.2912, target 1.2550, stop loss 1.3075. Current Result : -10 pips
https://www.facebook.com/FX-Trading-Leading-Banks-Trade-Recomendations-1154779751270892/?hc_ref=ARQn3la2WQqDoS9Wv21S8PyXg7EDb0sP2gXwyVzpAxPjhCsU8995im0JI1p8O-TNSKc
Changes compared to the previous publication:
GBPUSD . A limit order was executed on July 11: sale from 1.2912, target 1.2550, stop 1.3075
Comment: The technical picture indicates the possibility of forming a peak, the balance of short- and medium-term risks is shifted in favor of the depreciation of the pound
Currently opened positions:
EURGBP June 16th purchase from 0.8775, target 0.9100, stop 0.8675. Current result: +47 pips
GBPUSD 13 июля short from 1.2912, target 1.2550, stop loss 1.3075. Current Result : -10 pips
https://www.facebook.com/FX-Trading-Leading-Banks-Trade-Recomendations-1154779751270892/?hc_ref=ARQn3la2WQqDoS9Wv21S8PyXg7EDb0sP2gXwyVzpAxPjhCsU8995im0JI1p8O-TNSKc
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Credit Suisse: Trading with the Bank
Changes compared to the previous publication:
USDCAD . Limid buy order from 1.2750, target 1.3500, stop 1.2460. The order was executed
Comment: The optimism about the Canadian currency has been lagging lately, but now that the rate has already been raised several timesover over the 18 months, in order to develop the trend, reinforcement is needed in the form of fresh pleasant surprises from economic statistics. Credit Suisse believes that the nature of the data in the near future could disappoint the bulls and cool the hopes for tightening the policy of the Bank of Canada.
Currently opened positions:
USDCAD July, 12 purchase from 1.2750, target 1.3500, stop 1.2460. current result -49 pips
EURGBP 21st of June purchase from 0.8785, target 0.9025, stop loss 0.8710. current result +72 pips
NZDUSD June 20th purchase from 0.7240, target 0.7480, stop 0.7165. current result +21 pips
https://www.facebook.com/FX-Trading-Leading-Banks-Trade-Recomendations-1154779751270892/?hc_ref=ARQn3la2WQqDoS9Wv21S8PyXg7EDb0sP2gXwyVzpAxPjhCsU8995im0JI1p8O-TNSKc&fref=nf
Changes compared to the previous publication:
USDCAD . Limid buy order from 1.2750, target 1.3500, stop 1.2460. The order was executed
Comment: The optimism about the Canadian currency has been lagging lately, but now that the rate has already been raised several timesover over the 18 months, in order to develop the trend, reinforcement is needed in the form of fresh pleasant surprises from economic statistics. Credit Suisse believes that the nature of the data in the near future could disappoint the bulls and cool the hopes for tightening the policy of the Bank of Canada.
Currently opened positions:
USDCAD July, 12 purchase from 1.2750, target 1.3500, stop 1.2460. current result -49 pips
EURGBP 21st of June purchase from 0.8785, target 0.9025, stop loss 0.8710. current result +72 pips
NZDUSD June 20th purchase from 0.7240, target 0.7480, stop 0.7165. current result +21 pips
https://www.facebook.com/FX-Trading-Leading-Banks-Trade-Recomendations-1154779751270892/?hc_ref=ARQn3la2WQqDoS9Wv21S8PyXg7EDb0sP2gXwyVzpAxPjhCsU8995im0JI1p8O-TNSKc&fref=nf
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Seyedmajid Masharian
TD Bank: recommendations on currency trading!
Changes compared to the previous publication:
NZDJPY . A short position is opened from 82.980, target is 78.500, stop is 85.200. Current Result: +3 pips
Comment: Markets tend to believe that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will follow the path of the Bank of Canada and a number of other central banks, fueling hopes for tightening policy, but TD Bank believes that the last statement of the RBNZ did not contain any hints on changing its position, and before the expiration of its current mandate there is no need to wait for it.
Changes compared to the previous publication:
NZDJPY . A short position is opened from 82.980, target is 78.500, stop is 85.200. Current Result: +3 pips
Comment: Markets tend to believe that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will follow the path of the Bank of Canada and a number of other central banks, fueling hopes for tightening policy, but TD Bank believes that the last statement of the RBNZ did not contain any hints on changing its position, and before the expiration of its current mandate there is no need to wait for it.
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Barclays Trade Of The Week: Buy USD/CAD
Currency investors should consider buying USD/CAD this week via options, advises Barclays Capital Research in its weekly FX pick.
"In line with our view that the BoC will signal a cautious hike path, we recommend positioning long USDCAD via a 1x2 call spread," Barclays advises.
" Weak inflation, low wage growth and the risk of triggering a plunge in the housing market, provide the BOC with plenty of rationale to proceed carefully, in our view. A dovish tone or signal that the bank does not intend to engage in a full hike path could see USDCAD rally.
In addition, the USDCAD relative strength index (RSI), currently around 30, indicates that the pair is oversold and momentum to the downside looks stretched," Barclays says as a rationale behind this call.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36491/barclays-trade-week-buy-usdcad
Currency investors should consider buying USD/CAD this week via options, advises Barclays Capital Research in its weekly FX pick.
"In line with our view that the BoC will signal a cautious hike path, we recommend positioning long USDCAD via a 1x2 call spread," Barclays advises.
" Weak inflation, low wage growth and the risk of triggering a plunge in the housing market, provide the BOC with plenty of rationale to proceed carefully, in our view. A dovish tone or signal that the bank does not intend to engage in a full hike path could see USDCAD rally.
In addition, the USDCAD relative strength index (RSI), currently around 30, indicates that the pair is oversold and momentum to the downside looks stretched," Barclays says as a rationale behind this call.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36491/barclays-trade-week-buy-usdcad
Seyedmajid Masharian
Feel Like Giving Up Trading? Here’s How to Fix That…
The idea for today’s lesson came to me from a member who emailed me recently asking for help with his trading. He had become so frustrated with his trading that he was ready to throw in the towel and give up on trading completely.
This members story is very real, but I have changed the name to keep his identity private. You will probably identify with much of this story if you’ve been struggling or have become frustrated with your trading recently.
Here’s the plan of action I gave to this member, to help him re-ignite his passion for trading and start improving his results…
http://www.learntotradethemarket.com/forex-articles/are-you-ready-to-give-up-on-trading-heres-how-to-fix-that
The idea for today’s lesson came to me from a member who emailed me recently asking for help with his trading. He had become so frustrated with his trading that he was ready to throw in the towel and give up on trading completely.
This members story is very real, but I have changed the name to keep his identity private. You will probably identify with much of this story if you’ve been struggling or have become frustrated with your trading recently.
Here’s the plan of action I gave to this member, to help him re-ignite his passion for trading and start improving his results…
http://www.learntotradethemarket.com/forex-articles/are-you-ready-to-give-up-on-trading-heres-how-to-fix-that
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Why do so many Traders Lose Money?
Q. Why do so many traders fail in this business?
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A: It is a fact that most traders lose money with foreign exchange trading being the biggest culprit followed by futures, options, contracts for difference/spread betting and trading shares on margin.
I feel that there are many reasons why people fail in this business and, as in most walks of life, there is no 'one fits all' answer and because of this certain people may fail for one single reason or perhaps, more commonly, a combination of reasons which statistically combined leads to the increase in the probabilities of 'risk of ruin'. Generally these reasons might be -:
http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Trading-failures.html
Q. Why do so many traders fail in this business?
Share
A: It is a fact that most traders lose money with foreign exchange trading being the biggest culprit followed by futures, options, contracts for difference/spread betting and trading shares on margin.
I feel that there are many reasons why people fail in this business and, as in most walks of life, there is no 'one fits all' answer and because of this certain people may fail for one single reason or perhaps, more commonly, a combination of reasons which statistically combined leads to the increase in the probabilities of 'risk of ruin'. Generally these reasons might be -:
http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/Trading-failures.html
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Seyedmajid Masharian
WOULD YOU LIKE TO TRADE WITH BIG INVESTMENT BANKS IN FX MARKET?
IS THIS A %100 WINING SAFE STRATEGY ?
EUR/USD: Bullish But Mind ECB Reaction On A Move 'Well Beyond' 1.15 - Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse FX Strategy Research has been generally bullish on the EUR since March.
CS maintains this EUR bullish view on the ground that the better-than-expected growth and political outcomes combined with its "under-owned" structural position should give the EUR room to rally further.
However, CS suspects that inflationary forces are still not strong enough to tolerate sustained EUR/USD rally well beyond 1.15 without prompting central bank reaction.
CS targets EUR/USD at 1.15 in Q3.
Source: Credit Suisse Global Fixed Income Research
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36472/eurusd-bullish-mind-ecb-reaction-move-well-beyond-115-credit-suisse
IS THIS A %100 WINING SAFE STRATEGY ?
EUR/USD: Bullish But Mind ECB Reaction On A Move 'Well Beyond' 1.15 - Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse FX Strategy Research has been generally bullish on the EUR since March.
CS maintains this EUR bullish view on the ground that the better-than-expected growth and political outcomes combined with its "under-owned" structural position should give the EUR room to rally further.
However, CS suspects that inflationary forces are still not strong enough to tolerate sustained EUR/USD rally well beyond 1.15 without prompting central bank reaction.
CS targets EUR/USD at 1.15 in Q3.
Source: Credit Suisse Global Fixed Income Research
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36472/eurusd-bullish-mind-ecb-reaction-move-well-beyond-115-credit-suisse
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Seyedmajid Masharian
Citi Research notes that since 2011, Citi US economic surprise index rebounded around the middle of every year, showing worse than expected US economic data may be reduced gradually in the 2H.
" In 2011-2016, since US economic performance of the first two quarters was dragged down by extreme bad weather, economic forecasts became pessimistic. However, as the bad weather passed, better than expected data increased and the US economic surprise index rebounded in the 2H," Citi adds.
On the back of that seasonal factor, Citi sees the the USD consolidating some of its recent losses in the near-term.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36405/usd-consolidate-n-term-us-data-seasonal-factor-citi
" In 2011-2016, since US economic performance of the first two quarters was dragged down by extreme bad weather, economic forecasts became pessimistic. However, as the bad weather passed, better than expected data increased and the US economic surprise index rebounded in the 2H," Citi adds.
On the back of that seasonal factor, Citi sees the the USD consolidating some of its recent losses in the near-term.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36405/usd-consolidate-n-term-us-data-seasonal-factor-citi
Seyedmajid Masharian
A piece from UBS for the weekend, from their most recent Global Macro Strategy
In (very) brief and focusing on the EUR
Central banks are tightening amid falling rates of inflation and declining oil prices
In the short term, this is triggering a mini dollar rally
The new macro cycle suggests investors fade short-lived cycles and use them to position for long-term trends ... investors need to identify pockets of "long-term" value
Building our UBS FX Value frameworks ... based on the analysis of G10 current account dynamics
http://www.forexlive.com/
In (very) brief and focusing on the EUR
Central banks are tightening amid falling rates of inflation and declining oil prices
In the short term, this is triggering a mini dollar rally
The new macro cycle suggests investors fade short-lived cycles and use them to position for long-term trends ... investors need to identify pockets of "long-term" value
Building our UBS FX Value frameworks ... based on the analysis of G10 current account dynamics
http://www.forexlive.com/
Seyedmajid Masharian
CitiFX Technical Strategy Research notes that USD/JPY posted a bullish outside week last week indicating higher levels ahead.
"The setup forming looks to be a double bottom which has previously given signs of a decent rally – in both early 2012 and again last year.
The key level to watch is 114.37. A weekly close above there would confirm the setup and indicate a rally to almost 120," Citi adds.
USD/JPY is trading circa 111.25 as of writing.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36370/usdjpy-attempting-double-bottom-weekly-charts-levels-targets-citi
"The setup forming looks to be a double bottom which has previously given signs of a decent rally – in both early 2012 and again last year.
The key level to watch is 114.37. A weekly close above there would confirm the setup and indicate a rally to almost 120," Citi adds.
USD/JPY is trading circa 111.25 as of writing.
https://www.efxnews.com/story/36370/usdjpy-attempting-double-bottom-weekly-charts-levels-targets-citi
Seyedmajid Masharian
Forex traders plotted strategy in secret chats
Traders of major banks fined $4.3 billion Wednesday for attempted manipulation of foreign exchange markets used electronic chat rooms to plot their moves.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/11/12/banks-forex-chat-room-excerpts/18901819/
Traders of major banks fined $4.3 billion Wednesday for attempted manipulation of foreign exchange markets used electronic chat rooms to plot their moves.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2014/11/12/banks-forex-chat-room-excerpts/18901819/
Seyedmajid Masharian
Banks Manipulated Foreign Exchange in Ways You Can't Teach
The way you push an FX fixing up is, you buy a lot at the fixing, or sell a lot, or do neither. One of those should work. Maybe.
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2014-11-12/banks-manipulated-foreign-exchange-in-ways-you-can-t-teach
The way you push an FX fixing up is, you buy a lot at the fixing, or sell a lot, or do neither. One of those should work. Maybe.
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2014-11-12/banks-manipulated-foreign-exchange-in-ways-you-can-t-teach
Seyedmajid Masharian
Brexit in Reverse
Project Syndicate, June 19, 2017
By: George Soros
Economic reality is beginning to catch up with the false hopes of the general population. They believed the promises of the popular press that Brexit would not reduce their living standards, so they managed to maintain those standards by running up their household debts.
This worked for a while because household consumption stimulated the economy. But the moment of truth is fast approaching. As the latest figures published by the Bank of England show, wage growth is not keeping up with inflation, so that real incomes have begun to fall.
Once the experience of June is repeated in subsequent months, households will realize that their living standards are falling and they will have to adjust their spending habits. To make matters worse, they will also realize that they have become over-indebted and they will have to pay back their debts. This will reduce the household consumption that has sustained the economy even further. Moreover, the Bank of England has made the same mistake as the average household: it underestimated the impact of inflation and is now catching up by raising interest rates in a pro-cyclical manner.
We are fast approaching the tipping point that characterizes all unsustainable economic developments. In my theoretical writings, I refer to the tipping point as “reflexivity."
Economic reality is reinforced by political reality. The fact is that Brexit is a lose-lose proposition, harmful both to Britain and the European Union. It cannot be undone, but people can change their minds. Apparently, this is happening.
Theresa May’s attempt to strengthen her negotiating position by holding a snap election has badly misfired: she lost her parliamentary majority. The primary cause of her defeat was her fatal misstep with the dementia tax that offended her core constituency, the elderly. But the increased participation of young people was also an important contributing factor. They voted for labor in protest, not because they wanted to join a trade union or support Jeremy Corbyn (although he gave an impressive performance). Their attitude to the single market is diametrically opposed to that of Theresa May. Young people are eager to find well-paying jobs, whether in Britain or elsewhere. In that respect, their interests correspond with the interests of the City of London, where some of those jobs are to be found.
If Theresa May wants to stay in power, she has to change her approach. There are signs she is prepared to do so. By approaching the negotiations starting on Monday in a conciliatory spirit, she could reach an agreement with the European Union on their agenda and agree to continue as a member of the single market for a long enough period to carry out all the legal work. This would be a great relief to the European Union because it would postpone the evil day when Britain’s absence would create an enormous hole in the EU’s budget. That would be a win-win arrangement.
Only by taking this path can she hope to persuade parliament to pass all the laws that need to be enacted. She may have to abandon her ill-considered alliance with the Ulster Unionists and side with the Tories of Scotland. She would also have to atone for the sins of the Tories in Kensington with regard to Grenfell Towers. She could then carry on leading a minority government, because nobody else would want to take her place. There are signs she is prepared to do so.
The divorce process would take at least five years to complete and during that time new elections would take place. If all went well, the two parties may want to remarry even before they have divorced.
https://www.georgesoros.com/
Project Syndicate, June 19, 2017
By: George Soros
Economic reality is beginning to catch up with the false hopes of the general population. They believed the promises of the popular press that Brexit would not reduce their living standards, so they managed to maintain those standards by running up their household debts.
This worked for a while because household consumption stimulated the economy. But the moment of truth is fast approaching. As the latest figures published by the Bank of England show, wage growth is not keeping up with inflation, so that real incomes have begun to fall.
Once the experience of June is repeated in subsequent months, households will realize that their living standards are falling and they will have to adjust their spending habits. To make matters worse, they will also realize that they have become over-indebted and they will have to pay back their debts. This will reduce the household consumption that has sustained the economy even further. Moreover, the Bank of England has made the same mistake as the average household: it underestimated the impact of inflation and is now catching up by raising interest rates in a pro-cyclical manner.
We are fast approaching the tipping point that characterizes all unsustainable economic developments. In my theoretical writings, I refer to the tipping point as “reflexivity."
Economic reality is reinforced by political reality. The fact is that Brexit is a lose-lose proposition, harmful both to Britain and the European Union. It cannot be undone, but people can change their minds. Apparently, this is happening.
Theresa May’s attempt to strengthen her negotiating position by holding a snap election has badly misfired: she lost her parliamentary majority. The primary cause of her defeat was her fatal misstep with the dementia tax that offended her core constituency, the elderly. But the increased participation of young people was also an important contributing factor. They voted for labor in protest, not because they wanted to join a trade union or support Jeremy Corbyn (although he gave an impressive performance). Their attitude to the single market is diametrically opposed to that of Theresa May. Young people are eager to find well-paying jobs, whether in Britain or elsewhere. In that respect, their interests correspond with the interests of the City of London, where some of those jobs are to be found.
If Theresa May wants to stay in power, she has to change her approach. There are signs she is prepared to do so. By approaching the negotiations starting on Monday in a conciliatory spirit, she could reach an agreement with the European Union on their agenda and agree to continue as a member of the single market for a long enough period to carry out all the legal work. This would be a great relief to the European Union because it would postpone the evil day when Britain’s absence would create an enormous hole in the EU’s budget. That would be a win-win arrangement.
Only by taking this path can she hope to persuade parliament to pass all the laws that need to be enacted. She may have to abandon her ill-considered alliance with the Ulster Unionists and side with the Tories of Scotland. She would also have to atone for the sins of the Tories in Kensington with regard to Grenfell Towers. She could then carry on leading a minority government, because nobody else would want to take her place. There are signs she is prepared to do so.
The divorce process would take at least five years to complete and during that time new elections would take place. If all went well, the two parties may want to remarry even before they have divorced.
https://www.georgesoros.com/
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