FOREX SIGNALS ON FEW MAJOR CURRENCIES FOR TODAY TUESDAY 3RD May 2011.
THESE SIGNALS GIVEN HERE DO NOT PREVAIL AGAINST ACTS OF GOD OR ECONOMY RECESSION AND BOOM
SO, YOU ARE ADVISED TO QUIT THE MARKET IF ANY THINGS LIKE THESE HAPPENED WHILE YOUR MARKET IS YET TO HIT YOUR PREDETERMINED TARGET.
Somebody wrote that he did not meet the market at the point indicated on this website to enter market , as contained herein, when he got to the web log, Yes, this was what the market indicated as at the time of going to the press. Any spot you meet the market, you will still make some pips. Enter the market at that level!
EUR/USD
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STOP LOSS 1.4796
SELL : 1.4811
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TAKE PROFIT: 1.4791 for scalper--------=positive
TAKE PROFIT: 1.4754 normal trading---=positive
TAKE PROFIT: 1.4729 advance Trading-=awaits result
TAKE PROFIT 1.4687 aggressive trading=
GBP/USD
Result
STOP LOSS LEVEL: 1.6631 :
SELL : 1.6613
TAKE PROFIT: 1.6593 for scalper----------=positive
TAKE PROFIT: 1.6565 normal trading-----=positive
TAKE PROFIT: 1.6535 advance Trading--=positive
TAKEPROFIT 1.6487 aggressive trading-=positive
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USD/JPY
STOP LOSS :81.1248
SELL :81.1248
TAKE PROFIT:80.9248 for scalper---------=positive
TAKE PROFIT:80.8003 normal trading-----=positive
TAKE PROFIT:80.6552 advance Trading--=
TAKE PROFIT:80.4203 aggressive trading=
USD/CHF
STOP LOSS LEVEL:0.8657
SELL :0.8651
TAKE PROFIT:0.8631 for scalper---------=positive
TAKE PROFIT:0.8633 normal trading----=positive
TAKE PROFIT:0.8623 Advance Trading-=positive
TAKE PROFIT0.8605 aggressive trading=negative
Various take points are given above. Just take any one of your choice, and leave the rest. Greediness in forex trading is like poisonous in the blood veins, please don’t be greedy.
Please, watch out; if the markets go contrary, quit the market IMMEDIATELY; to ensure money management is employed. If you lose small amount, it is better than losing BIG amount; or 5 trades as it may imply, at the end of the targeted point, which has shown contrary movement from the early stage.
The advice below is for those who have larger heart and enough money in their account, if otherwise, please go for one trade at time daily.
If you want to go for scalp, take profit at scalping pegs. For scalper you can enter 5 trades if you have enough money to enter 5 trades at the same time. This is to make 100 pips per day, which equals $1000 daily
If you are going for normal trading, do not attempt multiple entries at all, at this trade, this trade will fetch you up to $460 daily. Somebody wrote me that he traded the normal signal but his profit was not up to $460, this was as a result of the type of leverage you selected. For instance if you selected ratio 1:100 your profit for the normal trade will be $460 divided by 100; which will give you $46 proportionally.
For day trading, go for advance trade. Never attempt multiple entries. It is not advisable.
Observation: you can see that most of the signals given since we began had yielded profits, and percentage of our success averagely is calculated to be 80%, This is a good grading. Go to the archive and check it out. Success is guaranteed if you can copy us as we do it here; especially on scalping had been 99% when calculated. Is this not worth emulating?
For over 20 working days our signals had been coming out, we observed that only 2 days out of the 20 days our prediction came negative. The calculation of the successful days 90%. This is remarkable achievements.
We will continue to give this free signal for the next 14 working days free. And thereafter, we will only give free signal on only one currency seldom. But if you need our signals effective after fourteen working days you will need to subscribe in the “PLEASE SUBSCRIBE ME” box.
Comments are welcomed from visitors to this web-log.
*****Results are given on or before 24 hours after inserting this write-up, come back to the web log to check. The signals given yesterday did not favor us. This is the reason why I indicated you should get out of the market when it goes contrary to our predictions. Brighter days ahead of us
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Have successful trading.
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Monday, May 2, 2011
How To Master Any Skill
The intersection of talent and effort is a funny place. Think about a skill you’ve tried to develop, whether business, sports, or personal.
At first you improve at a rapid rate. Then your improvements slow down. Eventually, no matter how much effort you put in, you just don’t seem to get better.
So you do one of two things:
You decide channeling your inner Mozart is impossible and you quit, or
You decide maybe you haven’t really worked hard enough, and you keep digging.
Most of the time we stop trying to improve because we assume our talent has taken us as far as we can go. We decide, “We can never be the Mozart of our field”.
If we keep digging, we still don’t tend to improve, mainly because doing more of what got us to the level we have reached rarely results in further improvement. Think of that as my Modified Einsteinium Definition of Insanity: Doing (more and more) of the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
At some point the problem isn’t effort; the problem is how we apply that effort.
Why? Say you’re trying to improve a physical skill. Over time your skills become automatic. Automatic is a good thing, because it means you’ve internalized a skill, but automatic is also a bad thing because anything automatic is hard to adjust. The key to improvement is to find ways to adapt or modify what you already do well so you can do that even better.
We learn best from making mistakes. To improve, find ways to make mistakes:
Slow down. Forcing yourself to go slower breaks habits as well, and is a perfect way to uncover adaptations that weren’t apparent at normal speed.
Speed up. Go much faster than normal. Sure, you’ll screw up, but in the process you’ll break up old habits, adapt to new conditions, and find improvements.
Break a complex task into component parts. Almost every task includes discrete steps. Pick one, deconstruct it, master it… then put the whole task back together. Then choose another component part.
Measure differently. Pick a different measurement than you normally use to analyze performance. Measure speed instead of accuracy, for example, or use video or audio. (A friend taped four initial meetings with prospective customers and identified several bad habits he was unaware of. Watching yourself isn’t particularly fun, but it’s darned objective.)
The cliché “perfect practice makes perfect” is accurate because each time we practice perfectly we perform a task as well as we possibly can. When we try to do our best, every mistake is obvious — and then we can learn from those mistakes, adapting and modifying our techniques so we constantly, even if only incrementally, improve.
That’s where talent and effort intersect. Skill, like talent, isn’t an end result. Skill is a process.
Take Mozart. Everyone knows the musical prodigy Mozart composing and performing by the age of six. Less well known is the Mozart who put in thousands and thousands of hours of focused practice starting at age three. His genius lay not just in talent but also in effort. Talent took him far; hard work and focused practice took him a lot farther.
Here’s a business example, one that might surprise you. A friend of mine runs an excavating firm. He spends a lot of time on a backhoe. Speed and efficiency are critical in his business because he’s paid by the job. The longer it takes to dig footers for a new building, for example, the less money he makes. He’s constantly trying new techniques and experimenting in unusual conditions like muddy or frozen ground or different types of soil. He approaches excavation like it’s an Olympic sport — and he’s gotten darned good at it.
Whatever you do, you can do better. It doesn’t matter if it’s a physical task, or making sales calls, or managing employees, effectively doing a performance appraisal, or conducting interviews. Any task can be performed better and more efficiently. To improve, don’t make the mistake of simply working harder. Shake things up. Reinvent a skill that has over time become automatic — but not perfect.
If you do, the results will be messy and frustrating at first, but with the right kind of effort your skills will improve. And then you can have your own Mozart moment.
(If you’re not familiar with the movie “Amadeus,” in this clip Salieri composes a welcome piece, the king performs it, then Mozart schools Salieri.)
Want to know more about how to develop your own skills? Check out Daniel Coyle’s The Talent Code, Gladwell’s Outliers, Matthew Syed’s Bounce, or Colvin’s Talent is Overrated. Read a little, and then practice a lot.
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