Newest Issue of Currency Trader Magazine

The newest issue of Currency Trader Magazine was released today. Some of the highlights are:

EUR/JPY Trading Strategies for short-term Forex Traders. Identify daily and intraday tendencies.
Are
currency traders making life unnecessarily difficult for themselves?
The so called currency trading professionals have terrible returns for
2006. How can the individual trader expect to make it then?
Charts are not enough. Traders need to be more aware of the fundamental news causing price movement.
Slowdown in the Eurozone? What's in store for 2007.

You can download a free copy from http://currencytradermag.com/subscribe_acrobat.htm

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Japanese Markets Closed?

Japanese markets are closed today for Health and Sports Day? Tomorrow is Columbus Day in the United States and most financial institutions are open for business. I know because I have to be in work tomorrow.

Sports Day gives kids the opportunity to test their skills and compete against each other in various events. I guess parents can also attend these events and it can be a whole day of family fun.

I was busy this weekend mostly with web development of http://www.allpivotpoints.com and another site that I'm starting. It's still in the beginning development stages so I'm not sure how long it's going to take. All I'll say now is that it's related to retail brokers.

I find that now that I have a well defined system, I don't sit and stare at charts all weekend searching for setups. I'm still working on other trading systems though so I do stare at charts all weekend backtesting.

I've received 3 free offers from forex teachers/trainers and developers who are willing to give me their services for free after they read my interview in Currency Trader Magazine. I'm going to take them up on their offer and see what it's all about. Hopefully I'll have a post with more details tomorrow or later this week.

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Forex Project is in the New Currency Trader Magazine

The October issue of Currency Trader Magazine is out and I'm excited to say that this site is actually profiled on page 45!

I cannot attach a copy of the magazine here anymore due to copyrights. You can go to http://www.currencytradermag.com/subscribe_acrobat.htm and subscribe for FREE.

What else is in this issue?

The Most Important Economic Report for Forex Traders
Profile of Outside Bar Trading System
How Do Currencies Affect Your Other Investments
When Will The Yen Go To The Moon

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Nice Big Move from the GBP

We got a nice juicy move out of the GBP/USD this morning and I was able to turn things around after my trading system lost 3 straight. I was able to capture 118 pips. Once my trade executed, there was never any danger of my stops being hit. These types of trades make trading so enjoyable.

By the way, I was interviewed for Currency Trader Magazine yesterday so I may be in the upcoming October issue. It's not definite though but when it is, I'll let you know.

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Currency Trader Magazine Removed

I had to remove all Currency Trader Magazine PDF's from this website as requested from ActiveTrader magazine.

If you would like to download the upcoming issues, you will have to go to their website at http://www.currencytradermag.com, sign up, and do it yourself. If you want any past issues or articles, you will have to buy them.

Their reasoning is understandable. My site is showing up like wildfire on Google searches so it's probably not the best idea to post content that may be copyrighted.

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September Issue of Currency Trader Magazine!

The latest issue of Currency Trader Magazine can be downloaded right here.

There are some interesting articles this month especially the first one:

Why Is Everybody Losing Money in Forex?
Fundamentals vs. Technicals
Using DeMark Trendlines
How the Dollar Impacts Stocks, Bonds, and Gold
The Dollar and the Election Cycle