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Very sweet session indeed on quite a few pairs today. In this video I focus on just one reload entry of one of these moves, the short on the GBP/USD. We had opened London and extended right down to our daily M1 pivot point/4 hour 200 ema combination. In this video I essentially show you the plan for a re-entry into this short yet again off of a combination of Fibonacci levels, hourly 5ema, daily S1 pivot point, and 4 hour 5 ema, and targeting our S2 pivot point today around 1.6250 or so.. This entry although planned well in advance by using 15m. 1hr. 4hr charts, ultimately was taken from a zoomed in 1 minute chart watching price action at our expected resistance area. With a risk of about 20 pips we snagged a nice 60+ pip reload here around 1.6328 without much difficulty. All pairs included though, today was just Sweet!
FXBootcamp London Currency Coach-
Christian Stephens
Nice trade plans Chris, looking forward to coming back to class.
Hey Chris, since your trade plan is planned well in advance could you please do a Pre-Session Video for all to see. Thanks…..
Yes - much easier to demonstrate a plan after the event - shame the pre session didn’t give any hint of this on cable - I seem to recall comments about not being able to decide what was going to happen on cable.
Good analysis and interesting - as are the comments.
Pity that these little gems aren’t available more frequently Chris!
Great trade. Exactly how it happened LIVE in class.
‘Well in advance ‘ meant about 30 minutes before the entry/fib presented itself, not hours/days. What am I supposed to do, stop class, stop trading and make a frigging video of the impending trade? Get real, I need to trade also you know.
This pullback setup was CLEARLY and adequately described and setup well enough in advance for any questions from any room member, whether you took the trade or not, believe in the setup in advance or not, I have absolutely zero control over.
-Chris
Chris,
Great wrap up, I’ve been there enough to know it’s the real deal, great review.
Many Thanks,
Brian Durning
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your video and comments.
However I’ll second the comments from a blogger who, a few days ago, said that the “conviction in plan is a hindsight”.
As a former bootcamper,I’ll say that during the live class, though coaches do discuss setups in advance but in an”IFFY” way.Nor they mention,when the setup triggers, whether they themselves took the position or not.I understand bootcamp’s aim is to educate but unless coaches show when they are entering into trades how one can learn!
Personally I think all the walk throughs and help I have seen here by Christian and other guys (Dave and Curt)are great and since I have not had the availability to get with boot camp and thus its been free education so far I can only commend their efforts and give a BIG THANKS. I can only wonder why a few (meaning minority) people watch some thing they can only be critical of, hmmm musn’t have any thing better to do I guess.
Christian, though my trading methodology is different from yours, I appreciate your analysis. Notwithstanding, the destination is still the same: the name of the game is to make money.
I’m of the view that as traders we have to be independent in our thinking.
There are many ways to trade. Of course the most important thing is to have an exit strategy like what Christian, Curt and David have always repeatedly stressed.
Gentlemen, thank you.
I think its important to remember FXbootcamp is not an alert service. In the class Chris outlined shorts around the 35 area, price went to 30 and started to drop, plenty of accuracy to make an educated decision. When I conducted my outlook video yesterday Pound was in a range, I talked about that and areas that needed to be broken, if you had used that information and traded a pullback of the break there were plenty of pips on hand. If you have any foresight analysis I encourage you to post comments to the video’s before the market open. Hindsight crticism is just as impractical as hindsight analysis. Good luck and happy trading.