Opening on Sunday was a as volatility as last week, but later on things quieted down a little bit. Not all crosses, but some did. Still, JPY pairs had some day and the “commodity currencies” regained some ground. So did the Pound. First things first. I started the day with long EUR-JPY.

Things were a little tricky. On this platform price opened above 136.50, my intended entry. Thankfully. almost immediately price retraced and I was in. Got out at 137.15, for 65 pips gain. As I noted in previous post, a switch was made to GBP-JPY once it became apparent that GBP is stronger than Euro. Yen showed some teeth and made another run, after which my trade happened.

This trade netted hundred pips. I’m a little disssapointed with myself, I should have made one more trade later on. There is nothing to complain about, however. I also initiated a longer term trade in GBP-USD.
Tomorrow I will cover EUR-AUD, where I’m looking for downside moves, as well as more GBP-JPY where, once again, I’ll be seeking short term charts based upside moves. As I’m writing this, more information is being released on the government bailout plan, so expect a lot of “expert” commentary and probably conflicting opinions.
Mike K.




I’ve been following your trades here for some time. You are doing pretty good. How did you come out on EUR-AUD downside move?
See the next post Andy.