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Forex Trading MMTS
by
Monika Korzec


This ebook contains trading strategies used during specific times or during certain evens that move the market such as “news time”.

It also has some trading suggestions to help with making good trades during “regular times”

1. The London Open system can be used with any currency pair.

2. The New York News system can be used only with the GBP/USD pair.

3. The “One pip" rule and "News candle" rule can be applied to any currency pair at any time.

4. The MK Session Trendlines can be applied only at 4 specific times of the day but can be used for any currency pair.

This ebook also covers "exit strategies" that are discussed by two great traders and teachers: Neal Hughes and Mark Braun.

As you all probably know, everything in our world has to deal with numbers.  The most successful trading theories are based on mathematical calculations and functions.  The science of math created Pivot Points that are widely used on trading floors, Fibonacci ranges that are used not only in trading but in other aspects of life as well. All technical indicators are based on different mathematical formulas and averages.

I looked at all the numbers that are generated in the forex market during times with high momentum, such us news times and I came up with some formulas that will help everyone during these times.

This ebook covers five trading systems that Monika Korzec uses.  Three of them are extremely simple and can be used for any currency pair at any time.  They are called the “One pip candle”, “News candle” and MKS Trendlines.

The other two systems are a little bit more advanced, so I am going to mention few things about each of them:

The 8:30 am EST News Time system:

For mechanical entry & exits we are using 19 or75 pips as a target (including spread) and we have 3 types of stops: 20, 25, 40 and 80.  Depending on the setup we will be choosing our stops accordingly. When we go for 75 pips we use 80 pips stop, this setup is only for trading the news on first Friday of the month.

The London Open system

The strategy for London Open seems to be working very well at this point.

Each time we enter trade we target 30 pips, and our stops are 50 pips.  Most of the trades that are 50+ overlap the 8:30 news, so if you would like to trade both systems, you need to be able to have two trading lots available, just in case LO doesn’t clear before 8:30 news.   I noticed that more often than not, the trend is setting up with London Open and continues for the rest of the day.  If you are good with technical analysis, and you stay in the trade based on my entry point, you will do well….


Price: US$ 95.00 ebook send by email.

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