The World Best FOREX Trading System DDFX

Forex Holy Grail?

2011-12-12T00:07:00.001+08:00

Do we found the FX Holy Grail... will see it starting next weeks to come...
get updates from me at twitter.com/anomaht

Weekly Market Outlook For GBP/USD

2011-10-23T21:30:00.006+08:00

Price has breakout triple top at 1.5852 at 4H chart and make a nice rally toward resistance at 1.6061.

It the price can break 1.6061 it will rally to the next resistance at 1.6278.

It the price fail to reach 1.6061 it may fall back to support at 1.5852.

DDFX Seminar Today

2011-10-22T19:03:00.001+08:00

DDFX Seminar Today at International Youth Centre, Kuala Lumpur

EUR/USD Testing Support at 4H TF

2011-10-19T14:36:00.003+08:00

This pair is lingering around DDFX Golden Line and Andrew Pitchfork Resistance line.

Seminar DDFX 2011

2011-10-17T12:50:00.003+08:00

Seminar DDFX untuk pelanggan DDFX.
Anda akan menerima email jemputan dari kami.

Sekiranya belum dapat sila email kami. 

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2011-10-17T12:45:00.003+08:00

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Please call us using the contact us link at the main pages,
www.duitdariforex.com

We update our new interface and having a minor problem
with the payment box.

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Consumer Confidence Edges Up, Americans Still Pessimistic

2011-10-11T22:05:00.000+08:00

The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index improved by 0.4 points, or 1.0%, in October posting 40.3 vs. 39.9 in September. In August, the index had crashed to its historic low of 35.8. The index is 3.4 points below its 12-month average of 43.7 and 4.1 points below its reading of 44.4 in December 2007 when the economy entered into the recession, and 9.8 points below its all-time average of 50.1.

Note: Index readings above 50 indicate optimism; below 50 indicate pessimism.

The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index has a good track record of foreshadowing the confidence indicators put out later each month by the University of Michigan and The Conference Board. IBD/TIPP conducted the national poll of 909 adults from October 1 to October 5. The margin of error is +/-3.5 percentage points.

The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index has three key components, two of which improved in October.

• The Six-Month Economic Outlook, a measure of how consumers feel about the economy’s prospects in the next six months, decreased 0.2 points, or 0.5%, to 36.7. The sub-index was 32.1 when the economy entered the last recession in December 2007.

• The Personal Financial Outlook, a measure of how Americans feel about their own finances in the next six months, improved 0.3 points, or 0.6%, to reach 51.9.

• Confidence in Federal Economic Policies, a proprietary IBD/TIPP measure of views on how government economic policies are working gained 0.9 points, or 2.9%, to reach 32.2.

"Consumer confidence is still in a vulnerable territory, despite its modest improvement in October," said Raghavan Mayur, president of TIPP, a unit of TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence, IBD's polling partner.

“Americans remain glum about their economic future,” said Terry Jones, associate editor of Investor’s Business Daily. “The repeated failure of government efforts to stimulate the economy has left many perplexed and angry at the soaring costs and lack of results. In particular, the lack of any meaningful jobs recovery has created a feeling among many that Washington politicians are out of touch with economic reality.”

The Breakdown

This month, three of the 21 demographic groups that IBD/TIPP tracks were above 50 on the Economic Optimism Index. Thirteen groups increased on the index.

On the Economic Outlook component, all of the 21 groups that IBD/TIPP tracks scored in pessimistic territory. Eleven groups improved in October.

On the Personal Financial component, fifteen of the groups IBD/TIPP tracks scored in optimistic territory. Eight groups declined on the component and thirteen improved.

On the Federal Policies component, all of the 21 demographic groups tracked were below 50. Thirteen groups advanced on the component, seven declined and one did not change.
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ABOUT THE IBD/TIPP POLL
The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index is the earliest take on consumer confidence each month and predicts with 80% reliability monthly changes in sentiment in well-known polls by The Conference Board and the University of Michigan. The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index is based on a survey of 900-plus adults chosen at random nationwide. The poll is generally conducted in the first week of the month.

For more information, go to www.tipponline.com

ABOUT INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY (IBD)

Founded in 1984, Investor's Business Daily helps new and seasoned investors safely build financial security.

Using the proprietary CAN SLIM® Investing System and time-tested signals based on a landmark study of over 130 years of market history, IBD provides alerts to emerging high-growth stocks and major changes in market direction. Created by legendary investor and IBD founder William J. O’Neil, the CAN SLIM System has been the #1 growth strategy from 1998 – 2010, gaining 2,487.3% vs. 29.6% for the S&P 500 in an independent, real-time study by the American Association of Individual Investors.*

Investors of all levels use IBD’s flagship newspaper (print and digital editions) and award-winning website, Investors.com, to spot early market trends, screen for winning stocks and get extensive, step-by-step training. IBD also offers investment workshops across the country, and provides both subscribers and non-subscribers with a free year-long investing course through the IBD Meetup program – America’s largest network of Meetup.com investing groups. In partnership with TechnoMetrica, IBD also conducts IBD/TIPP polls, including the nationally-recognized IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index. IBD/TIPP was the most accurate pollster in both the 2008 and 2004 presidential elections, according to final FEC-certified results of those elections. IBD is also recognized for its political and economic commentary and is home to editorial cartoonist Michael Ramirez, winner of the 2008 and 1994 Pulitzer Prize.

*The American Association of Individual Investors' independent "real time" study of over 50 leading strategies found IBD’s CAN SLIM Investment System achieved +2487.3% vs. S&P 500 +29.6% for the past 13 years (January 1998 through December 31 2010, AAII Stock Screen).

Investor's Business Daily, IBD, and CAN SLIM and their corresponding logos are registered trademarks of Investor’s Business Daily, Inc. © 2000-2011 Investor's Business Daily, Inc. All rights reserved. - http://www.tipponline.com/economy/consumer-confidence-edges-up-americans-still-pessimistic

Never Let a Winner Turn Into a Loser

2011-10-11T20:36:00.001+08:00

One of our cardinal rules of trading is to protect your profits - even if it means banking only 15 pips at a time. To some, 15 pips may seem like chump change; but if you take 10 trades, 15 pips at a time, that adds up to a respectable 150 points of profits. Sure, this approach may seem as if we are trading like penny-pinching grandmothers, but the main point of trading is to minimize your losses and, along with that, to make money as often as possible. The bottom line is that this is your money. Even if it is money that you are willing to lose, commonly referred to as risk capital, you need to look at it as "you versus the market". Like a soldier on the battlefield, you need to protect yourself first and foremost.

- High Probability Trading Setups for the Currency Market

TOP 10 CURRENCY TRADING RULES

2011-10-11T20:35:00.001+08:00

1. PLAN YOUR TRADE AND TRADE YOUR PLAN. You must have a trading plan to succeed. A trading plan should consist of a position, why you enter, stop loss point, profit taking level, plus a sound money management strategy. A good plan will remove all the emotions from your trades.

2. THE TREND IS YOUR FRIEND. Do not buck the trend. When the market is bullish, go long. On the reverse, if the market is bearish, you short. Never go against the trend.

3. FOCUS ON CAPITAL PRESERVATION. The most important step that you must take when you deal with your trading capital. You main goal is to preserve the capital. Do not trade more than 10% of your deposit in a single trade. For example, if your total deposit is $10,000, every trade should limit to $1000. If you don't do this, you'll be out of the market very soon.

4. KNOW WHEN TO CUT LOSS. If a trade goes against you, sell it and let go. Do not hold on to a bad trade hoping that the price will go up. Most likely, you end up losing more money. Before you enter a trade, decide your stop loss price, a price where you must sell when the trade turns sour. It depends on your risk profile as of how much you should set for the stop loss.

5. TAKE PROFIT WHEN THE TRADE IS GOOD. Before entering a trade, decide how much profit you are willing to take. When a trade turns out to be good, take the profit. You can take profit all at one go, or take profit in stages. When you've recovered your trading cost, you have nothing to lose. Sit tight and watch the profit run.

6. BE EMOTIONLESS. Two biggest emotions in trading: greed and fear. Do not let greed and fear influence your trade. Trading is a mechanical process and it's not for the emotional ones. As Dr. Alexander Elder said in his book Trading For A Living, if you sit in front of a successful trader and observe how he trades, you might not be able to tell whether he is making or losing money. That's how emotionally stable a successful trader is.

7. DO NOT TRADE BASED ON A TIP FROM A FRIEND OR BROKER. Trade only when you have done your own research and analysis. Be an informed trader.

8. KEEP A TRADING JOURNAL. When you buy a currency or stock, write down the reasons why you buy, and your feelings at that time. You do the same when you sell. Analyze and write down the mistakes you've made, as well as things that you've done right. By referring to your trading journal, you learn from your past mistakes. Improve on your mistakes, keep learning and keep improving.

9. WHEN IN DOUBT, STAY OUT. When you have doubt and not sure where the market or stock is going, stay on the sideline. Sometimes, doing nothing is the best thing to do.

10. DO NOT OVERTRADE. Ideally you should have 3-5 positions at a time. No more than that. If you have too many positions, you tend to be out of control and make emotional decisions when there is a change in market. Do not trade for the sake of trading.

When you in doubt, read the rules...

Top 10 Currency Trading Mistakes

2011-10-11T20:33:00.001+08:00

1. Trading when market has just opened
Within the first several minutes after opening, the market usually moves about or jumps somewhere abruptly. Experienced traders sometimes try to use their knowledge to forecast by the first market movements what trend is possible. But emotions will certainly play tricks with a newcomer. Be careful.

2. Undue hurry in taking profit
Well, you opened a long position. Then, after a couple of days, you saw how much money you had earned and closed the position with joy. But this movement, as you would have gathered later, was just the beginning of a powerful up-trend. So, if you would not haste, you could earn 10 times more money. Use Take Profit orders only on extraordinary occasions, when the resistance level is clearly seen. Normally, it is better to exit the market using Stop Loss and trailing stop.

3. Adding lots in a losing position
This is a reverse example: you opened a long position, but price decreased. You doggedly insist on that "it would still grow, I just opened the position too early" and add by buying more lots. But the price goes on dropping and twice your losses. Remember: You should only add lots to a profitable position.

4. Closing positions starting with the best one
If you have some long positions and the price starts to decrease, you often instinctively try to fix your profit first and only then close losing positions (or let it work until the Stop Loss triggers). This is a wrong tactics: If the whole market decreases, those positions will most probably lose that have already been unprofitable. But you have already had losses on them. This means you should close them first of all. Better positions will not fall so rapidly and, in case of a reversal, they will go up again. So do not haste to close a profitable position.

5. Revenge
A typical situation for a newcomer: A losing position has just been closed - and he or she starts opening new positions enthusiastically to requite the wrongs. This will result in new losses, so do not return to trading immediately after having lost. Rest a little.

6. The most preferable positions
Approach reasonably to your positions: Do not care especially for some of them, for example, for those where you bought at the lowest price - every trader is usually especially proud of such trades. It is clear that you are puffed up with self-admiration, but be careful and do not carry such a brilliant position to zero or even to minus.

7. Trading by the principle of 'bought for ever'
You were working on a relatively short period of time, opened up, and prices went up tremendously. And you say to yourself: "Aha, I've caught the start of a many years' up-trend", and hang this position "for ever". But things do not just happen: you either change essentially for much longer estimation periods or keep standard rules on your standard short period. Rules that will make you enter and quit the market even if there is a really powerful trend. Do not "marry" your position!

8. Closing of a profitable strategic position on the first day
Vice versa, if you trade not within a day, do not close a profitable position on the first day under no conditions. If even the price has been grown to a very high level, be patient: it can be higher tomorrow.

9. Closing a position when alerted to open an opposite position
Many trades with systems of continuous entering the market. These systems are always "inside of a position". This means, closing of a long position means for them opening of a short one. One can use such positions, but they must be closed earlier: the signal to close must be of higher priority than the signal to open an opposite position.

10. Doubts
You should not trade if you are not sure of your previous situation assessment. Having said to yourself "I'm sick with vague doubts", you should better close all your positions and reanalyze the situation. Or go for a walk. The latter recommendation is actual in all difficult cases, by the way. It helps for all diseases - try it yourself!

Buy SMTP Email for serious trader only!

2011-09-19T16:03:00.005+08:00

We offer our customer an email system at affordable price.

Just pay USD 1.00/month to use our SMTP email system.

You will get an email: yourpreferredname@solveandwin.com (subjected to your name availability) and 30MB of space.

You have to pay full USD12.00 in order to use it for 12 months.

To order just go to right panel, scroll down and click at Buy SMTP Email via Paypal button OR BUY IT HERE: http://www.ddfxforex.com/order3.php

This email is provided by third party, we will not guarantee the server run time.

Setting an Email Alert in MT4 Using DDFX

2011-09-19T15:14:00.007+08:00

DDFX version 4.0 come with email alert.
This email alert is very curial since it will help part-time trader.

How to setup DDFX email alert?

Open Your MT4. Go to Tools > Option > Email.

Click Enable at the box.

The most important thing is to use SMTP server at the 'From' box.

From our experiences, this email option will not work with Gmail, Yahoo and Hotmail.

Please use others provider. Like us, we register a new domain and use the mail server.

You can use gmail, yahoo, hotmail at 'To' box. Look at the example.

After finish setting the email, click Test and check your MT4 journal like below,

GBP 29 July Asia

2011-07-29T07:59:00.003+08:00

GBP still in bullish momentum since it above the DDFX BullBear line.

It also fail to break the trend line.

EUR 29 July Asia

2011-07-29T07:54:00.002+08:00

Latest EUR/USD. EUR bound backs on DDFX BullBear line.

Abuse of Refund Policy

2011-07-28T10:06:00.003+08:00

Since people like to abuse our refund policy, we already implement a special code in the system.
Certain function will expire within 2 months.

It will need a special code to unlock it. We will email that to user.

Thank You
DDFX Sales Team

Version 4.0 is now Available!

2011-07-27T20:38:00.002+08:00

Simple and Easy. Get it now at www.ddfxforex.com

All existing user will get their updates soon by email.

Regards,
DDFX Team
The World Best Forex System

This is what version 4 will look like

2011-07-27T07:34:00.003+08:00

Version 4.0 will have an email alert.

Please Give Us sometime

2011-07-27T07:24:00.003+08:00

I promise yesterday we will distribute version 4.0 to our client.

Please give me another 1 day.

Some thing has to be corrected before we start to distribute it.

I also have to clean the list of client since there are people getting free by refunding.

regards,
anomaht

DDFX Signal, July 22

2011-07-22T07:50:00.001+08:00

Market Sentiment is still bullish

22 July Market Gauge - GBP/USD, Asian Session

2011-07-22T07:37:00.001+08:00

Market with continue bullish if break 1.6340. Continuation pattern formed.

21 July Market Gauge - GBP/USD, Asian Session

2011-07-21T10:43:00.002+08:00

GU is in range trading moving around 1.6000 - 1.6200.

Latest Resistance is around 1.6165/66 and Support at 1.6066

For breakout, please consider to let the price break 1.6200 (Long) or 1.6000 (Short)

Overall trend for now is ranging.

For range trade, it seem like price hit resistance and going down, consider short until it reach 1.6050.

Back to Basic

2011-07-21T08:08:00.003+08:00

I will learn FX from beginning again. Just to refresh my mind. May be i can get something new, who know!

Anomaht

More DDFX email alert sample

2011-07-20T12:21:00.001+08:00

More DDFX email alert
This email alert is generate from our DDFX signal

Sample of email alert version 4

2011-07-20T11:37:00.002+08:00

This is some sample from DDFX version 4:

Please contact us

2011-07-20T11:32:00.001+08:00

If you did not receive your product or having a problem to download please contact us immediately.
We will response within 5 min - 24 hours.

Regards,
DDFX Sales Team
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Testing Version 4

2011-07-20T11:27:00.002+08:00

Version 4 will be release soon.
All existing customer will get their update free.

Since we have a request from a lot of customer/ ddfx user

Version 4 will have 'email alert function'.

So you can go any where, sleep soundly or do some thing else... not just keep staring at the monitor.

Hope this "email alert" will solve your problem.

Regards
DDFX Team

Technorati code

2011-07-19T14:13:00.001+08:00

B992WZ2Y3EWG

GBP/USD July

2011-07-19T08:25:00.001+08:00

GBP/USD may drop more, since there is no clear signal, no entry.

Auto Download is available Now!

2011-07-16T23:14:00.002+08:00

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Dear All

2011-07-16T12:45:00.002+08:00

If you buy DDFX from ClickBank and did not receive the products within 24 hour, please contact us immediately.

Use the contact form at http://www.ddfxforex.com/contact.php

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ClickBank Approve DDFX

2011-07-15T08:17:00.002+08:00

DDFX now join ClickBank communities....Buy DDFX at 79.00 today or join the affiliate program. We give our affiliate 47% commission.

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Important Notice to All Potential Customers

2011-06-24T11:36:00.004+08:00

Please be INFORMED that our site (ddfxforex.com) has been submitted to ClickBank for Approval. Any one wish to buy please buy it here, go to the right site, scroll down and you will find the ORDER NOW button.

THE ORDER NOW BUTTON WILL BE DELETED AFTER WE GET APPROVAL FROM CLICKBANK TO PUT DDFX IN THE CLICKBANK MARKETPLACE.

This act is done to protect our affiliates.You are welcome to becomes our affiliate after we get approval from ClickBank.

Have A Nice Day
Anomaht

DDFX with ClickBank

2011-06-22T22:53:00.003+08:00

We are migrating to ClickBank... For the moment if you want to place on order, please do it after June 2011 or please contact us direct.

Thank You
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2011-05-12T00:29:00.001+08:00

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31 March GU chart

2011-03-31T19:09:00.000+08:00

latest GU chart

25 March GU chart

2011-03-25T10:13:00.001+08:00

Latest bearish GU

Creating a trading plan

2011-03-24T11:50:00.000+08:00

A trading plan is a must. I would be will to bet that virtually all successful traders have one. However, most new traders have no plan. In fact, I bet most new traders barely even have actual reasons for entering a trade. Imagine that you are planning to loan money to a new business as an investment. Could you picture yourself lending money to this person if they had no business plan and said they were going to start their business based on "their gut"? Of course a person would never be able to start a business by relying only on their gut. However, plenty of new traders start trading in exactly that manner.

Creating a trading plan is actually relatively easy. There are several core requirements that make up the plan. In my opinion, the main components of a trading plan are:

Trading objective (goals).

What and when to trade.

Money management.

The edge (trading strategy that puts the probabilities in your favor or a long sequence of trades).

Documentation and analysis of the results.

First, we have to define our trading objectives. Why are you trading? What is your end goal? Most new traders have completely unrealistic goals. For instance, a new trader might wan their $10,000 investment turn into $100,000 in their first year. While this is possible, it is highly improbable. These unrealistic expectations kill off a lot of traders before they ever had a chance. I think breaking even in the first year is an admirable goal; many traders do not do that. If a trader makes 20-30% on their initial investment in their first year, that is outstanding.

Next, we have to determine the basic outline of how to get there. What currency pairs (or other financial instruments) will you trade? This sounds simple, but it is easy to get off track by not defining this. I am in favor of utilizing as many pairs as you can comfortably manage, but I would not waste time with illiquid, choppy pairs. Other traders love choppy pairs. It's up to you. You also have to determine when you will trade and how often you will trade. Are you going to be a day trader or hold positions for a longer period of time? Your schedule and responsibilities may have some impact on that. But it is important to define these basic ideas to begin to form some consistency.

cont' reading...

24 March GU chart

2011-03-24T11:46:00.002+08:00

24 March GU chart

Staying Patient with Open Positions

2011-03-23T12:15:00.000+08:00

Entering a trade is an important step in the trading process. It is wise to have a predetermined entry, stop, and profit target(s). However, picking the proper enter is not the only key to experiencing trading success. Even with a planned stop and a planned profit target, any seasoned trader knows it is possible to lose money even if the entry was at the perfect point and the profit target was at the perfect point. This gap between what the result of a trade result "should be" and what the actual results are can be significant, especially for novice traders.

So why does this gap exist between what returns "should be" and the actual results? I believe a critical cause of this phenomenon is the refusal of traders to be patient once they enter a position. Many traders feel that they should always be doing something when they are trading. Others feel that they want to continually update their stop and profit target to gain an extra edge. These feelings become dangerous when managing an open position, because it leads to mistakes that could be avoided by patiently sitting tight. Traders experiencing this feeling are prone to making several trading mistakes, which will be outlined below.

First, many traders are prone to taking a loss by manually exiting a position early. Let's say that our trader has entered their position and has a stop in place. So far so good. But the position starts going against the trader. They get scared and exit the position with a market order just before the pair closes in on the stop. In their head they think that they just saved a little capital because the pair was probably going to get stopped out anyway. However, that tiny amount of money they may save is nothing compared to the amount of profit they could earn if the pair reversed and went to the profit target. Looking at this from a risk:reward perspective, it is not worth gain a few extra dollars while giving up the potential for a large profit. The goal of stop placement should be to put the stop where the trade is "wrong". Therefore, if the trade hasn't reached the stop, it should be considered "wrong" yet. Therefore, why would anyone prematurely liquidate their position?

Second, many traders are prone to taking a gain by manually exiting a positing early. Again, let's say that our trader has entered their position and has a profit target limit in place. Again, so far so good. The position is going in their favor, but then it starts reverse and head back to their entry. The trader gets scared and exits the position for a tiny profit while thinking to himself that no trader every has gone broke taking a profit. Well, of course, that is a ridiculous statement. Think of it this way: if a trader won 99 straight trades for a profit of $1 each and then lost $10,000 on their 100th trade, does it matter that their winning percentage was 99%? Of course not, because they lost more on balance than they won. Taking profits prematurely may feel good on an individual trade basis, but usually it leads to a poor p/l in the long run. Once a trader has figured out their profit target, that should be the target to shoot for.

cont' reading

GBP/USD 23 March

2011-03-23T09:50:00.002+08:00

23 March Chart - GBP/USD

Probabilities in Trading

2011-03-22T12:48:00.001+08:00

I often hear beginning traders speak as if they know what the markets will do next. In reality, experienced traders usually speak in probabilities and typically have some form of analysis to back up their opinion. No one can say that a particular currency pair (or other financial instrument) will move to an exact point with absolute certainty. In fact, I feel it is naive to think that anyone can predict the direction of a currency pair with absolute certainty over a given period of time. Sure, sometimes you could be correct if you boldly predict that a pair will move to X level with absolute certainty. However, there will be other times when the market doesn't go your way. That is why we must deal with probabilities, because no one knows for sure what will happen next in a given currency pair.

The reason we can never know where a currency pair with absolutely certainty is that the markets move based on the will of every market participant. Let's suppose that someone stated "the EUR/USD will definitely rise to point X, before falling down to point Y". They are saying that know exactly what every market participant (or trader) is thinking, how each of these participants plans to act, and how each participant will respond to the actions of every other participant. Needless to say, no one could ever have that information.

cont reading at FX360.com

GBP/USD latest chart

2011-03-22T12:44:00.001+08:00

GU Latest Chart

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2011-01-31T09:10:00.003+08:00

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Our Team now is trying to make an automatic download ready by Mid February 2011.

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DDFX Team
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2011-01-30T15:33:00.002+08:00

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2011-01-23T18:20:00.003+08:00

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2010-12-09T22:10:00.003+08:00

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3 REASONS WHY THE DOLLAR RALLIED

2010-10-25T14:33:00.000+08:00

The U.S. dollar rallied aggressively, leading many investors to believe that the greenback has finally found a bottom. We remain skeptical because the fundamental dynamics have not changed materially but at the same time, we have to respect the strength of today’s reversal and acknowledge that continuation tends to follow such strong moves. The dollar recovered against every major currency with the largest gains seen against the euro, Australian and Canadian dollars. Although profit taking contributed today’s moves, there are 3 primary factors behind the dollar’s rise:

1. China Hikes Interest Rates by 25bp

The initial sell-off in higher yielding currencies and rally in the U.S. dollar was triggered by China’s surprise decision to raise interest rates by 25bp. The Chinese central bank provided no details following their rate announcement but the timing provides many clues. Tomorrow night, China has a number of key economic reports due for release including GDP, consumer prices, retail sales and industrial production. There is a good chance that China's recovery has gained momentum and its strength may have driven inflation to intolerable levels. The government also wants to clamp down on the housing market with property prices rising 9.1 percent in September from the year prior. Recent initiatives from China including the recent reserve ratio hike and the requirement of a 30 percent down payment for first time home-buyers shows the government's urgency to cool their over-heated economy. In reaction, investors bought back dollars aggressively on the fear that the rate hike will slow Chinese growth and in turn the global recovery.

2. Fed Officials Express Skepticism about Need for More Stimulus

The rally in the dollar gained momentum after Fed Presidents Fisher and Kocherlakota expressed skepticism about the need for further asset purchases. Fisher said the Fed is not committed to further asset purchases and that the debate on possible easing may not be completed in November. He also suggested that Hoenig’s hawkish views deserve consideration. Kocherlakota on the other hand does not believe that additional Fed purchases will be enough to boost the economy. However Fisher and Kocherlakota are not voting members of the FOMC this year, which means their views have less sway on Fed policy. On the other side of the spectrum is Evans, who is also a non-voter. Evans believes that not only does the Fed need to increase stimulus but the central bank needs to engage in numerous large scale purchases to boost inflation. The only voting member of the FOMC to speak this morning was Dudley who reiterated his view that the U.S. needs more stimulus. Later this evening, Bernanke and Board member Duke will be speaking. After Friday’s speech, we know that Bernanke believes there is a case for further action but Duke has been on the fence regarding QE and so we will be watching her comments closely.

3. Other Central Banks Take a More Moderate Stance

At the same time, other central banks are taking a more moderate stance towards normalizing monetary policy. The Bank of Canada left interest rates unchanged this morning and sounded fairly pessimistic after lowering their GDP forecasts for 2010 and 2011. Even the Reserve Bank of Australia has grown a bit more wary of their strong currency, saying that the appreciation of exchange rates has tightened domestic financial conditions and therefore reduced their urgency to raise interest rates at their last meeting. Comments from Bank of England Governor King suggest that the central bank is growing more willing to ease monetary policy because in their eyes, inflation indicators are “extremely subdued.” The ECB on the other hand is comfortable with their current monetary policy. Trichet reminded us today that inflation is their primary objective and right now, inflation expectations remain firmly anchored. Nonetheless, the more moderate comments from central banks have contributed to the rally in the U.S. dollar and the sell-off in other currencies. - Courtesy of FX360.com

Bullish may continue...

2010-06-14T20:55:00.003+08:00

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

2010-06-14T20:45:00.003+08:00

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4603
Yesterday High:1.4757
Yesterday Low: 1.4503
Fast trend: Bullish
Medium trend: Bullish
Major trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Below is GU at 15min and 1hour TF

Do bullish resume after correction???

2010-06-14T15:49:00.003+08:00

4hour chart comments

2010-06-11T12:11:00.002+08:00

I see two hanging man floating...and the price action is moving around major resistance.
Price may go downward before bullish resume to new high.

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

2010-06-11T11:40:00.001+08:00

Pair: GBP/USD

TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4653
Yesterday High:1.4727
Yesterday Low: 1.4508
Fast trend: Bullish
Medium trend: Bullish
Major trend: Bullish

Market Sentiment: Bullish

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2010-06-09T16:54:00.002+08:00

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Bearish May continue

2010-06-08T21:25:00.001+08:00

TF:4H

Qualified H&S?

2010-06-08T21:23:00.002+08:00

GBP/USD Daily Analysis

2010-06-01T15:59:00.002+08:00

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4505
Yesterday High:1.4545
Yesterday Low: 1.4425
Fast trend: Bearish
Medium trend: Bearish
Major trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

Daily Analysis

2010-05-31T19:53:00.001+08:00

Starting from tomorrow 1 June 2010, GU daily Analysis will be rename to GBP/USD Daily Analysis and you can find it under label GBP/USD Daily Analysis

Sideways Channel

2010-05-27T11:09:00.001+08:00

Price move in sideways channel. Waiting for breakout.

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Asian stocks down as Europe woes linger

2010-05-19T12:31:00.000+08:00

TOKYO – Asian stock markets fell sharply Wednesday as Germany's move to tighten control over trading of government debt and financial shares underscored that Europe is still struggling to stabilize the euro.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average dropped 200.36 points, or 2 percent, to 10,042.28. South Korea's Kospi index lost 34.56 points, or 2.1 percent, to 1,608.68 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index was off 1.8 percent at 4,421.10.

Selling spread across Asia after the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 114.88 points, or 1.1 percent, to 10,510.95 with Germany's plan to tighten financial regulations unnerving investors.

The euro, the currency shared by 16 European nations, has been driving global stock trading for weeks as investors interpreted its slide as a sign of continuing economic problems in Europe. It hit a new four-year low of $1.2160 on Tuesday.

Germany announced a ban Tuesday on so called naked short-selling of eurozone government debt and shares of major financial companies, a move that came as European officials seek to strengthen control of markets.

Naked short selling was cited as one of the factors in world markets' turbulence during the 2008 financial crisis. Germany's step brought underscored a fear that a further drop in the euro will continue to rattle world markets.

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

GU Daily Analysis

2010-05-19T10:38:00.003+08:00

Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1hour
Pivot: 1.4342
Yesterday High:1.4516
Yesterday Low: 1.4253
Fast trend: Bearish
Medium trend: Bearish
Major trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Euro slip

2010-05-17T16:04:00.001+08:00

SINGAPORE (AP) -- Asian stock markets tumbled Monday on investor concern the Europe debt crisis will worsen as the euro fell to a 4-year low.

Investors weren't convinced last week's $1 trillion bailout package will keep a sovereign debt crisis from spreading from Greece to other European countries.

In an interview with German newspaper Der Spiegel to be published Monday, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said Europe's economy "is in its most difficult situation since World War II or perhaps even since World War I."

"The market is concerned that the euro could trigger another financial crisis," said Linus Yip, a strategist with First Shanghai Securities in Hong Kong. "I don't think that's likely, but that's the fear out there."

The euro fell to $1.2271 on Monday, the lowest since 2006, from $1.2352 on Friday.

Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock average dropped 260.36 points, or 2.5 percent, to 10,202.15, while South Korea's Kospi lost 2.8 percent to 1,648.04 and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index was down 2.6 percent at 4,491.30.

China's benchmark index in Shanghai tumbled 3.6 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng index lost 2.5 percent, India slid 2.3 percent and Thailand sank 2.8 percent.

Asian investors are concerned that cost-cutting fiscal measures being taken by Greece, Portugal and Spain could hamper a recovery in the eurozone economy and undermine export demand.

On Wall Street on Friday, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 162.79 points, or 1.5 percent, to 10,620.16.

In currencies, the dollar edged down to 91.88 yen in Tokyo from 92.30 yen in New York late Friday.

Benchmark crude for June delivery was down $1.35 to $70.26 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The June contract lost $2.79, almost 4 percent, to settle at $71.61 on Friday.

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

Euro slips on EU debt woes, Asian stocks soft

2010-05-12T14:30:00.000+08:00

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The euro slipped on Wednesday on nagging worries about festering euro zone debt problems despite a $1 trillion rescue package unveiled this week, which fueled a short-lived rally in global stocks.

Sterling held its overnight gains after Conservative party leader David Cameron took over as British prime minister after securing a power-sharing agreement between his center-right party and the smaller Liberal Democrats.

In Tokyo, the Nikkei average (.N225) edged up 0.5 percent, but gains were capped by continued foreign selling of Japanese stocks on concerns that the euro zone relief package did little to resolve the region's longer-term debt problems.

"Since the start of this month, foreigners have really been selling Japanese stocks, partly because Japanese markets were closed for holidays and foreign markets fell during that time, and partly because the Greek debt crisis really worsened," said Hideyuki Ishiguro, a strategist at Okasan Securities.

"At this point, I don't think a lot of this money is flowing into other Asian share markets. It's probably going into U.S. Treasury bonds and gold as part of a shift from riskier assets."

Orders for Japanese stocks placed through 10 foreign securities houses before the start of trade on Wednesday showed selling for a fifth straight day.

MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was little changed (.MIAPJ0000PUS), a day after falling just over 1 percent, though most major markets in the region were weaker, following modest losses on Wall Street. (.N)

Benchmark indexes in Hong Kong (.HSI) and South Korea (.KS11) fell by as much as 0.6 percent, but Australia (.AXJO) advanced more than 1 percent as its federal budget boosted banks.

On Monday, the MSCI ex-Japan index climbed 3.6 percent -- its biggest single-day percentage gain since May 2009 -- fueled by hopes that the massive rescue package would prevent Greece's debt crisis from spreading to other countries in the euro zone and possibly sparking another global credit crunch.

But the global rally quickly fizzled on Tuesday as worries resurfaced that Greece and other heavily-indebted euro zone members will not be able to deliver on promises of deep spending cuts.

The euro was trading around $1.2636, down 0.2 percent from late U.S. trade, but off a 14-month low of $1.2510 hit last week.

One near-term downside target for the euro may be around $1.2580, near Friday's low, one trader said.

Sterling hovered near $1.4898 after rising above $1.5000 on Tuesday.

The Conservatives and the smaller Liberal Democrat party agreed on Wednesday to form Britain's first coalition government since 1945, ending uncertainty over who would take power after inconclusive elections last week.

U.S. crude futures fell almost 0.6 percent to above $75.96 a barrel, while spot gold fell $4.85 an ounce to $1,227.2.

U.S. gold futures hit an all-time high above $1,230 on Tuesday as investors continued to worry about Europe's debt problems, boosting gold's appeal as a safe haven in times of market turmoil.

(Additional reporting by Elaine Lies in Tokyo; Editing by Kim Coghill)

- Courtesy of Yahoo News

Fundamentally ranging

2010-05-12T14:22:00.003+08:00

Sterling is in ranging zone since all Traders are waiting cautiously the effect of EU dept rescue and the appointment of new Prime Minister of UK.

My sentiment is still to the bearish side since the chart make higher low on 11 May compare to 10 May.

I'm Back to Business

2010-05-06T16:18:00.003+08:00

I'm fully back online and just create a fresh new header for DDFX Blog's.

My aim now is to trade GBP/USD and EUR/GPB using DDFX System V3.0 and try to improve it more.

Like Tiger Wood, i'm going back to my basic training starting today since i was busy last few weeks on my new born baby. Thank you for those who congratulate me.

Need to recap everything back to normal. Sincere apologies to all clients and future client for any troubles.

Best of luck,
A.Anomaht
Initiator of DDFX System

EUR/GBP 1 hour chart

2010-05-06T14:27:00.001+08:00

EUR/GBP on 1hour chart from 30 April to 6 May 2010

GU 1 hour chart

2010-05-06T14:23:00.004+08:00

Latest Performance on GBP/USD on 1hour chart from 30 April until 6 May 2010

Have You Ever See 1B

2010-05-04T16:58:00.001+08:00

This is it: USD1 billion dollar

Never Let a Winner Turn Into a Loser

2010-05-04T16:54:00.003+08:00

- High Probability Trading Setups for the Currency Market, Kathy Lien

First New Born Baby

2010-04-17T21:18:00.002+08:00

I'm quiet busy with my first new born baby for the last 14 days. So sorry for the delay and TQ for the understanding. Have a nice day.

Latest GBP Performance

2010-04-01T21:22:00.001+08:00

Bullish is still going on. Yeah.

GBP/USD 1 hour TF

Fast Trend:Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend:Bullish
Market Sentiment:Bullish

22nd to 26th March GU Price Action

2010-03-29T12:38:00.002+08:00

GBP/USD at 1h Time Frame using DDFX Forex Trading System

11 March to 17 March Price Action

2010-03-18T09:33:00.004+08:00

1. GU Price Action between 11 to 17 March on 1H TF.

2. Examples of Trade Result.

Daily Chart

2010-03-12T16:15:00.002+08:00

GU Daily Analysis

2010-03-05T12:08:00.001+08:00

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5135
Yesterday Low: 1.5003
Open Price: 1.5029
Pivot: 1.5056

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

Market Consolidate: beware

GU Daily Analysis

2010-03-03T12:10:00.002+08:00

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5030
Yesterday Low: 1.4852
Open Price: 1.5020
Pivot: 1.4985

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Market is in corrective mode: beware

GU Daily Analysis

2010-03-02T09:16:00.000+08:00

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5202
Yesterday Low: 1.4782
Open Price: 1.4970
Pivot: 1.4985

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

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2010-02-24T09:51:00.002+08:00

Added to our site at ddfxforex.com
refund policy:

Please be informed and noted that we do not provide any refund to our DDFX Forex Trading System because it is not a physical products. How can you prove that you will not used our system after taking back your money!

GU Daily Analysis

2010-02-24T09:38:00.000+08:00

Pair: GU
TF: 1h

Yesterday High: 1.5574
Yesterday Low: 1.5392
Open Price: 1.5443
Pivot: 1.5470
Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Ranging

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2010-02-17T11:04:00.000+08:00

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GU Daily Analysis in 1h TF

2010-02-08T09:37:00.001+08:00

last week High: 1.5774
last week Low: 1.5556
Open Price: 1.5598
Pivot: 1.5656

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Today Earning

2010-02-05T16:20:00.001+08:00

63pips on GU

GU Daily Analysis in 1h TF

2010-02-05T10:06:00.000+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.5916
Yesterday Low: 1.5728
Open Price: 1.5765
Pivot: 1.5804

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

If you trade this signal in 1h TF, until now your gains is 210pips

GU Daily Analysis on 1h TF

2010-02-04T11:19:00.000+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.6068
Yesterday Low: 1.5874
Open Price: 1.5912
Pivot: 1.5952

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

2 Feb 2010 - 15 min diary

2010-02-03T10:50:00.000+08:00

No OPEN TRADE YESTERDAY 2 FEB 2010.

Signal is consider valid if the following condition applied

for long,
Candle/Bar must be blue
Fast Trend Blue
Medium Trend Blue
Major Trend Blue

for short
Candle/Bar must be red
Fast Trend red
Medium Trend red
Major Trend red

Please note that market sentiment bar is not in use in 15 minutes TF. We only use it in 30min/1h TF

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comments are based on the number appear on the chart below,

Signal 1 – short signal, not a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red

Signal 2 – long signal, not a valid signal because it appear on important news time
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: Our rules indicate no trade allowed half an hour before and after news

Signal 3 – short signal, not a valid signal because it appear on important news time
Fast Trend – Red
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red
Note: Our rules indicate no trade allowed half an hour before and after news

Signal 4 – Long signal, not a valid signal
Fast Trend – red
Medium Trend – red
Major Trend – red

Signal 5 – short signal, not valid signal
Candle/Bar still blue
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Red

Signal 6 – long signal, a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time, sleeping time

Signal 7 – short signal, not a valid signal
Candle/bar Green
Fast Trend – Red
Medium Trend – Red
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time, sleeping time

Signal 8 – long signal, a valid signal
Fast Trend – Blue
Medium Trend – Blue
Major Trend – Blue
Note: no trade because it appear after our trading time

GU Daily Analysis

2010-02-03T09:09:00.001+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.5994
Yesterday Low: 1.5901
Open Price: 1.5987
Pivot: 1.5961

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

GU Daily Analysis

2010-02-02T11:03:00.001+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.5977
Yesterday Low: 1.5849
Open Price: 1.5942
Pivot: 1.5923

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Chart in 1H TF

You get what you see in the chart published. No any attempt has been made to modify the results in the images attach in this site.

GU Daily Analysis

2010-02-01T08:22:00.000+08:00

Last Week High: 1.6177
Yesterday Low: 1.5976
Open Price: 1.5969
Pivot: 1.6046

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Below is Price Action in the 15 min chart

Weekly Wrapped Up

2010-01-31T09:41:00.000+08:00

GU fail to break Fri high at 1.6274.
It break the Fri Low at 1.6111 and stop at 1.5983.

Our Market Sentiment is still to bearish site.

GU 27th Jan, Analysis on 1hour TF

2010-01-27T09:30:00.000+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.6267
Yesterday Low: 1.6091
Open Price: 1.6142
Pivot: 1.6167

Fast Trend: Bearish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Market is in ranging. No trade in 1h TF since there are no clear signal.

GU Analysis in 1H TF by DDFX

2010-01-26T09:49:00.000+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.6259
Yesterday Low: 1.6094
Open Price: 1.6245
Pivot: 1.6200

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bullish
Major Trend: Bullish
Market Sentiment: Bullish

Dollar will gain more!

2010-01-22T21:36:00.000+08:00

Sterling already break yesterday low and going downward. Now the pair is testing the yesterday low. If fail, it will continue to the bearish side.

Minor Gains

2010-01-22T17:14:00.000+08:00

Minor Gains in London Session: +35pips

Exit before news time at 5:30pm - GBP Retail Sales m/m

Latest on GBP/USD 1hour chart by DDFX Forex Trading System

2010-01-22T11:53:00.000+08:00

Yesterday High: 1.6309
Yesterday Low: 1.6124
Open Price: 1.6197
Pivot: 1.6209

Fast Trend: Bullish
Medium Trend: Bearish
Major Trend: Bearish
Market Sentiment: Bearish

Latest signal and performance

2010-01-21T21:28:00.001+08:00

DDFX Latest Gains: +206pips (Jan, 19-21)
Pair: GBP/USD
TF: 1 Hour

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2010-01-21T21:03:00.000+08:00

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2010-01-14T14:01:00.000+08:00

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latest performance

2010-01-11T17:31:00.000+08:00

Latest performance on GBP/USD 1 hour chart

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2010-01-11T17:28:00.000+08:00

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