Quote from: Tasab on September 29, 2021, 06:51:33 PM

Quote from: deh222 on September 28, 2021, 04:49:40 PM

Profit + 19.5% For 8 days!

USD/CAD: Sell

Opening: 09.20.2021 Opening price: 1.28104
Closing: 09.28.2021 Closing price: 1.25992
Pips: +211

Price tokens DepositCash: 10.75$ ( +7.5 %)

Price growth after a drawdown: ( 19.5 %) For 8 days!

Analysis:

The deal was closed successfully! Made a good profit and got out with a drawdown. A very good profit was obtained from the drawdown, + 19.5% in just 8 days! We remind you that the notification of drawdowns ( attractive entry point) are published in our telegram channel in advance!

Let me remind you that the price of the token depends on the balance of the trading account. In case of a successful transaction in the foreign exchange market, the balance of the trading account increases, and the price of the DepositCash, token also increases according to the formula: trading account balance ÷ 200 = token price You can buy or sell tokens by following the link:

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A very cool USD / CAD trade! I'm a trader myself, how did you define a buy signal exactly on the day
of the market reversal? And closed with a profit on the day the correction took place? Well done,
this is class!

For the GBP / AUD pair, you also correctly predicted the market reversal! But the stop loss is very small. The price reversal occurred the next day! You could have made more profit ...
The statistics on myfxbook adds confidence, everything can be viewed in detail. I will track the project and
most likely investing!

Thanks for your feedback! Yes, indeed, defining entry points
and exit is very important! They are defined as a trader who opened a deal,
so is the risk manager. But the manager's risk opinion is determinative, he
insures all trade. As for the GBP / AUD pair, then
as a rule, stop loss is 2 times less than take profit. In rare cases
the risk manager can give in to the trader's request and adjust the values a little, but there must be substantial market reasons for this.