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Monday, March 1st, 2010 Recap: The Pound plunged today as a result of polls showing the probability of a hung Parliament in the UK which would make it difficult for the government to agree on measures to cut the ballooning budget deficits. The Euro slid as well. However positive news from the US on consumer spending and manufacturing gave the Dollar a boost against the Yen and helped buoy higher yielders. A strong GDP release from Canada helped the Canadian Dollar surge vs. its rivals. News Provided by fxtimes/CMS Forex www.fxtimes.com http Analyst: Nick Nasad Open up a free practice account and start trading Forex today.

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The USD has been quite the bull lately and we have not yet seen any reason technically for that to cease. With the situation in Greece very tense, the Euro has shown even further weakness. With this Euro weakness and USD strength we again were looking to the EUR/USD for some further clues of continuation down. In this video I highlight how we built a trade plan starting at today’s London Session around a 40′ish pip hourly price trap, break, and then retest. Once the break occurs it was time for our favorite friend Mr. Fibonacci to step in, and sure enough he coughed up several opportunities to snag a nice EUR/USD short entry to start the day. While it took all night to really follow through, it completed its drop today of 120 pips or so from the Fib in dramatic fashion with China raising it’s reserve requirements unexpectedly, causing a strong push to the 1.3550 area which also happened to be our daily M1 reversal pivot point, Profit take time! Lovely trade. Have a fantastic weekend folks! fxbootcamp London Currency Coach- Christian Stephens

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The British Pound Sterling opened today’s London session looking very tired to the upside, showing things such as continuous lower highs on the GBP/USD, and higher lows on the EUR/GBP. The ‘Cable’ seemed almost destined to tag it’s 4hour 21 day exponential moving average, all we needed was a reasonable trade plan, and entry criteria with a proper risk vs. reward ratio to get us in, that we could live with. In this video I highlight in great detail, how what we spotted on the daily and 4 hour charts at first, led us to identifying a quality price trap on the 15 minute intraday chart at the London up. Then ultimately used one final lower high on a small 1 minute chart to prove our direction, build a plan, and take a Fibonacci pullback after the break of our trap for some nice pips. There was indeed volatility today, and one’s total success certainly depended on profit taking practices. However, we did indeed ultimately reach our price trap projection, along with the 4hour 21ema before a solid round of profit taking began. Patience and discipline were the key here, while a price ‘chaser’ would have gotten creamed today, the pullback trader became well fed. fxbootcamp London Currency Coach- Christian Stephens

Capital preservation was a valid position today, as the US dollar consolidated after losing ground against most major currencies during the Asian and London sessions. A 55-pip scalp trade on the GBP/USD currency pair was arguably the best setup today’s New York session had to offer.

The British pound exhibited a firmer tone following the announcement by the Bank of England that it would expand its quantitative easing program by £25B, less than the market consensus of a £50B increase. That fundamental news, in combination with prior visual support, moving averages on multiple time frames, a trendline, and a Fibonacci retracement level, contributed to a trade plan for buying the GBP/USD currency pair soon after the US equity market open. The long trade on cable yielded up …

The US dollar rebounded during today’s New York session after hitting a 14-month low earlier in the day. A short trade from the top of an intra-day channel on the EUR/USD currency pair produced between 85 to 130 pips [depending on exit strategy].