How it works

On this page I will explain how to trade the signals I send you. You will notice by looking at the signal below that I give two signals, one CALL ( high ) and one PUTT ( low ):

Currency Pair: EURUSD
Trade Type: CALL ( High ) - Entry: 1.3685
Trade Type: PUTT ( Low ) - Entry: 1.3610
Expire: End of day

For now I only give signals for EURUSD and all signals close "End of day" - this will not change unless I make an announcement.

When I release the signal at round about 04:00GMT time the EURUSD will be somewhere between the CALL and PUTT figure in the signal. If the price moves up and reach 1.3685 you place a CALL order to close end of day. Once one order has been placed you do not place another order even if the price would to fall down to 1.3610. The same goes for if the price drops down to 1.3610 first you place a PUTT order to close end of day and ignore if the price moves back up to 1.3685.

Not all of you have access to forex charts during the day so to make it easier to keep track of the EURUSD while you are out and about you can make use of price alerts to warn you when the price is within 10 or 5 pips of the entry price. These price alerts can be setup at http://www.alertfx.com/. Once you receive the alert you can log in to your Stockpair account and watch the price more closely and place your order if the entry price is met.

The reason I give two signals are quite simple. For anyone to be able to predict price movement is very much impossible. Therefore to be able to signal a CALL or PUTT options hours before it is happening should also be impossible, unless you like to gamble, which I don't.

My entries are based on support/resistance, consolidation and trend, analyzing of the currency combining the 3 ingredients and establishing possible breakouts when certain price levels are reached. Not all signals are winners, but this analysis gives me the advantage to not be a gambler, but to make an educational decision about my investment.