Blog: Market Analysis

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This bunny looks tired. After all the recent excitement and good trading, it is time for me to take a well-deserved break and count my profits, taking the chance to catch up with my friends.

We went to catch the Phantom of the Opera, unfortunately we did not manage to get the Class A seats. It was a great classic, although I preferred Les Miserables which I watched in London some time back.

I will be looking forward to more great trades tomorrow, and I will be sharing more trades to expedite our progress and help all new traders multiply their accounts and hit their first milestone of 100k asap.

P.S. We have a new surprise coming up soon. I will be unveiling more when the time is ripe. Till then, let’s continue to reap from the markets!

Spencer is an avid globetrotter who achieved financial freedom in his 20s, while trading & teaching across 70+ countries. As a former professional trader in private equity and proprietary funds, he has over 15 years of market experience, and has been featured on more than 20 occasions in the media.

Straits Times Index – Pin-point Accuracy Without Indicators

Just a week back, we were studying the naked charts of the STI, and waiting for the perfect time to enter the market. I made my decisions after studying the behavior of the charts, and shared this calls in several forums.

Every day, as we practice more, our skills gets sharper and sharper, and once again this is another of our small victories for pin-point accuracy in our market timing.

Currently, we are holding onto our long positions in DBS and OCBC, which we posted here a while back. https://synapsetrading.com/banking-stocks-bought-dbs-ocbc/

While this might seem impossible to many, this technique actually took me many years of study to develop, and if you are keen to decipher this mystery and see for yourself how this is done, you can join us tonight for a free informal sharing session. http://www.eventbrite.sg/event/7201996365

Forex Trading | NZD/USD – Stopped Out on a Spike

Last week, I did some range trading for this pair, fading the resistance zone near the top of the range. I was in the money not long after, however I got stopped out by a strong price spike later in the day. Much later, the price came back down again, but by that time I was already out of the market.

On hindsight, it might seem stupid having a stoploss, but in reality, it is crucial to long-term trading success. This means that such small losses are a necessary price to pay for long-term profitability. Only those who truly understand the true nature of trading will be able to comprehend the necessity for losses.

Hence, new traders should not be too bothered about taking a loss, as long as you have done your due diligence, and traded according to your plan. Even a good trading system cannot possibly have a 100% hitrate, so losses are surely inevitable.

Singapore Stocks | Banking Stocks – Bought DBS & OCBC

Here are some of our trade calls which we shared in the private forum about 3 weeks back, covering the major banking stocks. Both stocks exhibited a similar chart pattern, giving us a low risk entry with a lot of upside. This trade would be good for a medium-term holding period, suitable for those who do not have the time to watch the screens the whole day on hourly/minute charts.

Commodities Trading | Gold – Guided Trading Session for NFP