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Euro FX future traded at CME is one of the most traded future in the world and surely the most traded currency future available. It is based on the Euro/Dollar exchange rate and it is used by the investment community as a way to manage the risk associated with rate fluctuation and/or as a way to speculate on changes in currency rates.Our trading system is based on Globex Euro FX future traded on the nearest month. The signals can be applied to mini Euro FX future also. Again we have chosen an instrument liquid and technical enough that can perform with our model.
This is an overnight trading system.
Trading day starts at 17:00 Chicago time until 16:00 (next day) from Monday to Thurday. Sunday and holiday the opening is 2 hours earlier. Our signals are tradable during this time at earliest convenience of the client or its broker. Signals are usually sent before 8:00 GMT and are valid until 22:00 GMT.
Currency = USD $
Contract size = 125,000 EUR
Minimum price fluctuation (tick) = 0,0001
Tick value = 12.5 USD
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The trading system we have developed is based on a trend following approach. We strictly follow this rule so we tend to reduce the number of trades during the year, to provide good entries on significant levels where we believe (statistically) that the market will bump or will break. We strongly believe in overnight and trend following trading.
Maximum Stop loss = 1,500 USD
Initial Capital required = 15,000 USD
Making an accurate forecast on where the market will move in the next days is not an easy task. Last week we have assisted to a low volume trading, with undefined movements and uncertainty. We can address this moment as "the quiet after the storm", where investors wait for a more defined sign before making the next move.
Has the storm really gone away? US seems more solid, especially financials, FED is working hard to establish a tighter control over them and lighter winds are blowing on Wall Street. The S&P500 has power to move up and limit its downside movement. Commodities are weaker today while equity indexes have shown an impressive strength to recover from their lows. Is it possible that money flows have been redirected back from commodities to equity? Companies are publishing their results and this could be a good opportunity to buy undervalued stocks.
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