One Aussie trade

July 15, 2008 – 8:53 pm

Well, finally, I have a beautiful chart to show off again. I have been trading for the past few weeks, but , there was no good trade to show. If you have been following this blog, you know I was looking for Long opportunity after Aussie hit new 52-week high.

Here is AUDUSD long trade. The trade was established yesterday, and profit target of 0.98 is achieved around today’s London session opening. A +2.4R trade, or 110 pips profit.

Anyway, here is the….CHART!

By Trader Gav

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    2 Comments »

    Comment by hisgavness Subscribed to comments via email
    2008-07-17 23:05:33

    Hi Gav,
    Love your site,
    Just wondering if you use macro factors eg commodity prices,interest rates etc as well as techical analysis in your formation of a view?
    to me the macro picture looks mixed and this is showing up as conjestion on the AUD/USD chart..

    and hey do you think the 100 SMA will hold AUD from rolling over?

    bifn,

    hisgavness

    Comment by Gav
    2008-07-18 00:24:49

    Hey hisgavness,
    Glad to have you here.
    Well, to answer your question. I do look at some fundamental information such as commodity trend, interest rate etc. However, most of my trading decision come from technical considerations.

    For Aussie, RBA hinted a possible rate cut in the coming months..well, is that a joke? Maybe I am wrong -)

    Have a good trading day.

     
     
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