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发表于 2016-10-30 13:26:08
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A Billionare member of our hedge funds share experiences on how to trade Pounds for irregular graph: 10 points above (or below) the open price of a week is the supportive points. For example, once GBP/USD goes down below this supportive points, it is followed by setting up two orders with the open price as the stop-losing orders: the first order is completed at 20 points descending; the second orders continue to follow. The target bonus is determined by ourselves. However, there is no continuously twice orders for the same trend in this situation, unless it has rebounded to the first price after the first run. This supportive points is adjusted very exactly on Monday morning routinely. For example, if the supportive points is 20 on Monday morning, then the second orders should be held after 20 points ascending or descending; If just 10 points is supportive, the second orders should be completed at 20 points ascending or descending. This operation is suitable for USD/JPY as well!
For the regular gragh, it has been summarized before. After UK business hours on Monday, BoE usually build two bottom (or peak) points within 10 points below (or above) the open price as buying (or selling) signals. When the two bottom or peak points are standable, then the optimal time setting up orders is after US business hours.When BoE plans to build the bottom or peak points, the method for irregular gragh is applicable; or after BoE build two bottom or peak points and subsequently break it, the method for irregular gragh is applicable. If GBP/USD clearly shows a peak or bottom point in a week and then rebound apparently, then setting up this peak or bottom as the selling or buying signal to testify if this peak or bottom point is supportive, and the stop-losing orders is 5 points lose. The peak or bottom points in a week and subsequent rebound of more than 30 points is testifitable. If just 20 points rebound after a bottom or peak point, it usually breaks it due to the shortage of followers. However,this method meet BoE expectations: if BoE bids as long main at the beginning of Monday business hours, only the bottom points is testified. Once this peak or bottom point is broken, and then inverse bidding is the right way to gain the lose back, but this rule is not suitable for the bottom or peak point occured between 00:00AM and UK business hours. This is the operation rules for all the currency pairs.
However, for all the GBP/USD trading, the trading time is from UK business hours to 15:00 PM only except Monday morning, which is complementary to USD/JPY as traditional hedge currency pair. The inverse bidding operation is also restricted by this time!
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