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My expected market moves and trading strategies.

Posted on September 9, 2008 at 12:00 in Market comment, Market forecast, Operators' intentions by Dr. S. Sivaraman

Last sunday I have explained in my post how the algorithm is developed and why ‘reading the players intentions from their market moves’ are developed and to support the trade ’specific trading strategies are used to earn net profit from the trades at the end of the day.

More details

http://blogs.fxstreet.com/marketreadings/2008/09/06/week-end-closing-some-thoughts/

About -trading with hedging facilities is explained in detail in the below link

http://i-knowindices.com/blog/trade-with-hedging-facility

I request readers to go through the explanations to understand my trading style.

I have explained in one of the webinar about the market sentiments and how the moves are made

http://i-knowindices.com/static/webinars/22-Aug-2007.pdf

 

I have also explained how the trading decisions are to be made as basic trading strategy

http://i-knowindices.com/static/webinars/02-Jul-2008.pdf

And also about the unexpected moves of the market

http://i-knowindices.com/static/webinars/17-May-2007.pdf

Also in my website www.i-knowindices.com  free pages I have explained about the equity required for trading,the amount of usd margin to make profit in every trade,basic trading strategies,how to limit the risk and maximize the profit,types of trades like intra-day and long term trades and how the market cycles work,how the trading strategies defer from person to person and also how to control emotions during trading.

Trading is an art.In any market condition we should be able to take right decision to enter a position and exit with profit.Risk is part of trading.We have to limit the risk either by using stop or hedging order if the facility is available in the platform and also we should know how to use hedging to take advantage of market moves because the market can either go up or come down only.But at every given level the market will give uncertanity whether to buy or sell.There will be different views among traders only then the transaction can take place.But still at the end of the day we should be able to earn from the market.

I am giving here in the blog posts the expected calls based on the algorithm and reading the market moves.it can be right or go wrong as I am only human.So to limit the risk and to earn when the market goes against me I have developed the trading strategies and are being taught to the members.

Some of my members even informed me that when you give the calls to subscribed members who have to login and get the forecast and if I make the presentations in open blog then the players might make the moves against me.I was telling them that the players can only act against majority of traders and not against me because their objective is to earn from the market.I think when many traders followed the blog in June and July from Auguest the players could have acted against me! I am not sure about that any way.

I have decided to give either way calls - if the market goes up a specific level  can be theresistance and  if the market goes down another specific level could be the support.So that I need not take all the blames as if I am making money from the players or I only know to give the wrong calls so that traders can do trade opposite to my calls.

I am thankful to fxstreet authorities for the patience and support and in no way I will be causing any inconvenience to any one.

Thanks for patience reading.

Regards

Dr.Sivaraman

 

 

 

6 Responses to “My expected market moves and trading strategies.”

  1. on 09 Sep 2008 at 1:05 pm1Emil

    Dear Dr,
    Many thanks for your blog so far. I have certainly learned much and will be looking forward to further insights from you.
    Best, Emil

  2. on 09 Sep 2008 at 2:31 pm2su25

    Dear Dr.
    Can you please give your either way call for today?
    Thanks
    su25

  3. on 09 Sep 2008 at 2:59 pm3mike

    Doc,

    Are we still looking for contrairan moves of the USD/JPY vs GBP and EUR?

    Is this pattern still valid? Raise USD/JPY and raise GBP/USD and EUR/USD?

    Thanks

  4. on 09 Sep 2008 at 4:03 pm4Eli

    What’s the matter dr? the fear has taken over you too? the big players are just playing with us a little bit. The rise in GBP and EURO is about to come this week

  5. on 09 Sep 2008 at 8:14 pm5j.j

    dear Dr.sivaraman pls adv yr view :2 months ago the us market was using oil & gold as safe heaven against the credit problem adn today the problem is worse yesterday finne mae today lehman bro. and so on every day now they say the $ is save heaven while it wont worth the value of the paper used to printed i wounder if there was no margenal trade but only physcal trade any one will use the $ now as saveheaven

  6. on 10 Sep 2008 at 5:35 am6sean

    Dear Doc,

    I have only been following this blog for 4weeks and I can say personally because I have not traded every call that it has help me to understand the market much much better,

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