By Mark So on March 27, 2015
1011AM
Hi All!
Singletrades are ongoing. For those who wish to still copy, you may do so until 12NN today however, as usual, expect volatility. Read more »
By Mark So on March 27, 2015
137AM
Hi All!
I’ve entered the New Singletrades with a Bonus trade. Here’s the screenshot:
The one remaining trade from last week, Short GBP/USD is the very first one in the screenshot which you may also copy until 230AM if still awake. Read more »
By Mark So on March 26, 2015
1058PM
Hi All!
My apologies for the late post as I was in transit again. I believe with the US unemployment claims dropping tonight and the US GDP report coming out tomorrow, this will renew the push for a stronger USD already and I will be placing New Unlitrades tonight. Read more »
By Mark So on March 26, 2015
1010AM
Hi All!
The Market remains undecided despite technical set-ups being present. The Fed announcement on their rate hike plan is still being digested by traders and investors and as a result no major moves have yet unfolded. Read more »
By Mark So on March 25, 2015
832PM
Hi All!
Fundamentals and Sentiment and technicals are all out of sync. And although I still believe in a strong USD comments from the US Fed today is pushing it down some more and so I think it best to wait some more for a clear trend to reestablish itself. Read more »
By Mark So on March 25, 2015
834AM
Hi All!
The Trend remains intact for a stronger USD and medium term support have held overnight. Read more »
By Mark So on March 24, 2015
913PM
Hi All!
There are still no set-ups tonight and no new trades will be placed. Read more »
By Mark So on March 24, 2015
810AM
Hi All!
Still No New Trades today. Still no technical setups present.
Next update tonight at 10PM. Read more »
By Mark So on March 23, 2015
1010PM
Hi All!
No New Trades Tonight. No Technical Set-Ups Present one way or another. Sit tight as we let this volatility pass. Read more »
By Mark So on March 20, 2015
937PM
Hi All!
Volatility continues to be extreme as the market tries to regain its footing after the Fed. Read more »