Forex Trading | Behavioral Analysis – Spotting the Turning Point
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As mentioned in my previous post, I stuck to my trading plan for the day, which was to stick with the trend until I spot the reversal pivotal points. I went long on the EUR/USD in the early part of the day, netting about $3,000. I got out a bit too early, as the price behaviour did not feel right.
I went for dinner and waited for the right moment until I could be certain of the reversal turning point, then I struck without hesitation. I shorted EUR/USD, EUR/JPY and GBP/JPY, making about $4,000 in less than 30 mins.
Since there was no more news for the day, I decided to call it an early night.
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