nothing impossible in forex...juz know when to take profit.. dun be so greedy... stick to ur money management style... trust ur indicators.. then u will consistent  profit in forex...  

and always learn from ur mistake everytime u take loss..  

this 1 is most difficult part...huhhuh  

this is the situation this morning

yesterday im very frustrated...don't know what im doing....afraid of the news that seems like to go for 100-200 pips.....and start keep closing on -ve pips

can someone here help me on FA...
just give me the basic..

if Nikkei +ve Euro +ve Dow -ve...what will happen to GJ..and vice versa...
i hope some one can help me on this....

u can also do dat later wat

huhuhu, but 1st i need to cover losses from stock.. haizz....shud b able to cover d losses in 1-2months.. hopefully...

sorry, i didnt read news also... coz i always belief, when u follow 'smart money', ur risk is vry low.. no need to examine wats d news, jus follow their footstep... coz i dun belief im better than them in FA..

those smart money r vry good in FA n TA...so, in order to make money out of them, we must master one of it.. if can both, but i dun think im clever like dat

rite now ..i'm holding long for GJ ...daily chart .

can let me see d volume n MA for 58 n 200?

can someone here help me on FA...
just give me the basic..

if Nikkei +ve Euro +ve Dow -ve...what will happen to GJ..and vice versa...
i hope some one can help me on this....

i can give u MA for 200
u want MA 58?...u play MA 58?
how u play with volume....?

wth?? EU went bearish????

tape reading? hm..how's it like?

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Added on April 3, 2008, 9:52 pmyen also got bullish...

The principles of tape reading date back nearly 400 years to the beginning
of commodity speculation. Whenever there is disagreement on the perceived
or intrinsic value of a product, there is cause for speculation about
where that price will move. Principles of tape reading take you right to the
heart of this speculative arena. They match price movement to crowd
behavior in the form of a rate of volume.
Tape readers see price movement in relation to the rate of volume
and can determine when the footprints of stock action are made. Tape
reading allows one to understand the actions of the minority and eventually
the majority when it climbs in. These principles are applied to an
individual security's behavior and to the broader market trend's behavior.
Why a stock is moving is not an issue. The evaluation is concentrated on
where it is moving and how far it can move in that direction. Trading tips
often don't pan out, and news creates countertrends to what is deemed
logical. This is where tape reading saves us from our ego and ourselves.
The truth of stock movement lies in the tape, not in our ego.
Over the past years, we have watched thousands of traders bring new
methodology to the marketplace. There is literally a system for every
speculative tool available. A few of these systems are quite good, and others
are just plain ridiculous. However, with the advent of the great bull
market of the 1990s and Internet mania, even the mediocre system could
produce fairly good results assuming it didn't dictate going short on any
new high. This is where the beginners' understanding of market reality,
which was far from true reality, lead them to great losses. This is what
happened during the bear market of Nasdaq in 2000-2002. What worked
even 1 year ago doesn't necessarily work today in the majority of these
systems. However, it is clear that one system has stood the test of time.
More interesting, no one had been teaching it.
Tape-reading principles, having been around for 400 years, have
seen every possible market there is, and they continue to produce consistent
results in bear and bull markets. As you can see, Jesse Livermore's
principles and understanding of market behavior need to be taught to the
trading community, but not in a way that we have ever seen before.
With something so universal that has stood the test of time, it's
necessary to revive an in-depth understanding of how tape-reading principles
can take us to the root of price and rate of volume. They show us
the footprints of the minority and how to capitalize on the irrationality
of the crowd when it finally figures out what the minority already
knows.

tq for the explanation....appreciate that....
now im studying about volume...seems a little bit hard...