+200 Pips Last Week, 90% Success Rate Overall

Filed under:Trade Update — posted by OzFx on June 24, 2008 @ 5:17 am

Hello Friends,

I would like update everyone on the performance from last week. We manage to bank 200 pips, taking the month total to 610 pips. So far this month we took 12 trade, with 9 wins, 1 loss and 2 closed at Breakeven.

You can download the detailed spreadsheet here.

You might already know that daily signals are now only provided exclusively to paid members, subscription to which is now closed. However if you wish to have your name put down for waiting list then send an email at admin@ozfx.com.au (More details here)

Cheers,
Oz

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+410 Pips Last Week

Filed under:Market Outlook, Trade Update — posted by OzFx on June 18, 2008 @ 7:48 pm

Hello Friends,

It has been few weeks since I send an update. Well I am pleased to let you know that we have started off very well with +410 pips on the board. You can download the detailed report here. Also note that no trade was placed in first week of June due to NFP and increased workload by new signal service.

Last week we took a total of 7 trades with 5 win, 1 loss and 1 closed at Break Even. This week is also going very well and I’ll send further update later.

You might already know that daily signals are now only provided exclusively to paid members, subscription to which is now closed. However if you wish to have your name put down for waiting list then send an email at admin@ozfx.com.au (More details here)

Cheers,
Oz

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Say No To NFP

Filed under:Trade Update — posted by OzFx on June 5, 2008 @ 5:40 pm

Hello Friends,

Due to Non-Farm Payroll news later today  I don’t recommend opening any new positions. This is the only day that I don’t recommend trading. For the people who don’t know, NFP is one the biggest news in Forex market. It can move the market by 100-200 pips in matter of seconds and trading on this day is more like gambling. This news comes out every first Fri of the month.

Yesterday we saw pairs making moves both in trend and out of trend, which makes trading hard in such conditions. The pairs I was watching for potential trades yesterday would have resulted in a loss, hence I chose to stand out yesterday. Later today I’ll start the grueling 8 hrs “pair analysis”. I do this process once a month ( mostly on NFP day) to see what pair are most in sync with our indicators and if SL and TP needs to be adjusted. I’ll analyze 20+ pairs for all three types of signals, Oz Special, Daily and AES.

Please note that I’ll update my blog every day with useful information for everyone. I’ll also post past results and updates, you can use this information to back test and learn from it. You might already know that daily signals are now only provided exclusively to paid members, subscription to which is now closed. However if you wish to have your name put down for waiting list then send an email at admin@ozfx.com.au (More details here)

Cheers,
Oz

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+2890 Pips In May, 84% Success Rate

Filed under:Trade Update — posted by OzFx on June 2, 2008 @ 4:04 am

Hello Friends,

We had an outstanding month with +2980 Pips in the month of May. There were total 32 trades out of which 27 were winners.

Here is the breakdown per signal type.

1. Daily signals: 15 wins out of 16.
2. Oz Special: 7 wins out of 9
3. AES Signals: 5 wins out of 7

You can download the detailed spreadsheet here.

Cheers,
Oz

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