<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>THE WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU
“THE PREMIUM SERVICE”</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>The Home of Single-Lot Trading
www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com</strong></p>

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	<li><strong> INTRODUCTION – THE VIEW FROM MY TRADE DESK:</strong></li>
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LOOKING BACKWARDS, FORWARDS &amp; SIDEWAYS (FOR GOOD MEASURE) AT THE FX MARKET:

1.1: LOOKING BACKWARDS:

I want to start this blog by saying that I feel as if I am staring alongside Bill Murray in Groundhog Day. For the past five/six weeks every late evening, early morning and start of the North American session I have been looking at charts over and over again saying repeatedly to myself “Don’t be stupid”, “Wait for the dust to settle”, “This weekend is the deadline” and “Everything will be much clearer next week regardless of what the EUROZONE does with GREECE”. I am still in this damn movie!!

What I find totally frustrating is that the markets in my opinion are just 110% complacent with what is going on. We are facing a real watershed in EUROPEAN politics and more importantly the future direction of the EUROZONE with the GREECE situation. I am just gob-smacked that the markets are acting as if they have just visited a Colorado recreational pot shop and are just laying back in the tall grass counting pink flying pigs cruising overhead. I find it totally bizarre. I am originally from Liverpool… nothing phases me, when you’ve grown up and lived in Liverpool you learn a lot about life and believe me it's a great schooling.

Frankly, I think no matter what the outcome tomorrow or Sunday, or whenever the next GREECE deadline is, we are once again buying the rumour and we will sell the news. Nothing about the GREECE settlement is EUR positive in my opinion; sure, we may a see a short rally. It will be sold into, let the EUR/USD push to 1.1500 and the EUR/GBP to 0.7350-0.7400… I will be waiting to short these.

What was the point of the referendum? – read my thoughts later in this blog.

Moving on, now I have that rant off my chest, what else has been going on?

CHINA… Holy Mother of God…. Several weeks ago I wrote about the fact that, the general population was opening broker accounts in CHINA in the hundreds of thousands a week, as the Chinese authorities were opening up their markets. Quelle surprise this is going belly up. The closed style of CHINA has come to the forefront once again. About 50% of Chinese companies had their stock frozen for days so as not to have millions written off their valuations as panic selling was stepping in. To stop this the Chinese government took restrictive action not allowing sales of shares for I think in most cases 6 months after purchase plus a few other free market restrictive measures.

CHINA wants a free and open market Chinese style, and certainly one that is not the style we in the west are accustomed to. Manipulation is the name of the Chinese game. This is why I do not believe most economic statistics provided by the Chinese government. They tell you what they think you want to hear, regardless of the accuracy.

Right now, CHINA poses a real threat to market stability and I think that we have some very interesting twists and turns ahead. The recent mad upturn in the Chinese and Hong Kong equities markets will have sellers looking to exit whatever they can into strength and balance RISK.

Last week we also had the FOMC meeting minutes released. When these are released to the markets they are three/four weeks in arrears and frankly yesterdays news. This release was largely ignored as GREEK and CHINESE news was dominating trader’s thoughts not what Janet Yellen and her cohorts had discussed over a good bottle of claret accompanied with cheese and crackers.

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1.2: LOOKING FORWARDS:

MAJOR FOREX NEWS THIS WEEK THAT INTERESTS ME:

(There are many more news items related to the Forex Market than the ones listed below. These are the ones that interest me. You can go to <a href="http://www.forexfactory.com">www.forexfactory.com</a> and <a href="http://www.tradingeconomics.com">www.tradingeconomics.com</a> for more comprehensive lists of all news events that are Forex related).

SUNDAY: EUR – Eurogroup Meeting.

MONDAY: AUD – NAB Business Confidence.

TUESDAY: USD – Retail and Core Retail Sales.
TUESDAY: CNY – GDP.

WEDNESDAY: CAD – BOC Rate Statement and Monetary Policy Report.
WEDNESDAY: CAD – BOC Governor Stephen Poloz “Words of wisdom”.
WEDNESDAY: USD – Janet Yellen testifies to “the hill” with words of wisdom.
WEDNESDAY: NZD – Dairy Auction Prices.
WEDNESDAY: NZD – CPi.

THURSDAY: EUR – Press Conference with Mario Draghi’s words of wisdom.
THURSDAY: USD – Janet Yellen testifies again…more words of wisdom.

FRIDAY: CAD – Core CPi.
FRIDAY: USD – CPi and Core CPi.

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MY THOUGHTS ON THE NEWS ITEMS THIS COMING WEEK:

Apart from GREECE dominating the news I am looking forward to the BOC on Wednesday. Do not be surprised if there is a rate cut. Things are not as rosy as the markets would have you believe here in Canada. Nationally, the economy needs a push and whilst I look at Poloz as being behind the curve with most views, he stunned the market with a cut a few months ago. Do not rule out another cut.

With regards to the FED, I am getting bored with the Yellen's comments, she just keeps repeating the same old same old stuff over and over again. Are the market makers really that stupid that they cannot understand they need Yellen on repeat every time she speaks?

Data dependent...I’ve got it.

Rate hike this year… got it.

Look at the dots… got it.

Geopolitical news is mostly transitory… received loud and clear.

Will someone please tell CNBC? I now have to be out of bed just before 0600 at the latest before Joe “where am I, I’d rather play golf, I checked out years ago Kernan hits the TV screens. Can CNBC please change the record and approach these news items a little more head on and stop bringing in the same old flutes week after week to give opinions and buy/sell ideas without follow up… it is so 1960’s TV. My God another soapbox this week….

Mario Draghi steps up dressed in his finest Italian suit once more to deliver his views on the EUROZONE economy. Read the following in an Italian accent…”I will be supporting the EUROZONE will low interest rates and probably more QE for a longer period, in fact, it will be such a long period in time I will be dead and buried before its fixed, in fact, everyone in this room will be dead and buried and pushing up daisies before I see a rise in interest rates happening”….next question”

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1.3: LOOKING SIDEWAYS (FOR GOOD MEASURE):

Now is the time in my opinion to really manage your broker accounts.

We are about to enter the summer doldrums, I know that there are geopolitical issues hanging around: -
<ul>
	<li>GREECE</li>
	<li>CHINA</li>
	<li>IRAN</li>
	<li>ISIL</li>
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As traders take their annual vacations the liquidity of the markets will dry up and we usually enter a period of false breakouts and false breakdowns and range trading becomes the order of day. There is only two more WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU’s left until I take a five/six week break from trading and writing. I am moving home so I am pleased about that.

The summer can kill you as a trader because you try to force trades that really aren’t there. You let your guard down and accept poorer set ups. Everyone needs to re-charge his or her batteries. I am suggesting that whilst the markets are slow this is an ideal time to step back and maybe try out dummy trades with new ideas.

Capital preservation is paramount to longevity in trading; it would be a shame to blow away six/seven months of good work in a slow market period.

I will trade my FUNDAMENTAL TRADES and I will continue to sporadically advise PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers of progress / thoughts / ideas but I will not be at my computer screens for hours on end.

Think about it.

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	<li><strong> WHAT’S ON MY MIND: -
THE FUNDAMENTAL TRADERS OVERVIEW:</strong></li>
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<strong>WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THE GREECE REFERENDUM?</strong>

Have I missed something?

What was the point of Tsipras walking away from the negotiation table just over a week ago to come back after a referendum (badly worded) to basically walk back into the EUROGROUP with what amounts to basically the same deal that he rejected but with him allegedly giving more concessions on pension and tax reforms?

I think that Tsipras believed that after he had won his NO VOTE the EUROGROUP would see that he had a fresh mandate from the Greek people and as a result would be more amenable to debt relief. In this high stakes poker game I doubt he thought he would come back to Brussels and run into a brick wall. Tsipras was poorly advised. The EUROGROUP is made up of politicians and just like himself; they also have a popular vote and re-election to consider.

Now I do believe that no EUROGROUP politician, Merkel included, wants to be written in the history books as the politician that brought about the downfall of the single currency. Therefore I think that the usual EUROZONE can –kicking settlement / compromise will take place and that Tsipras will be praying that he is NOT re-elected next time around so that when the then Greek government returns for bailout IV in a couple of years the reigning Prime Minister of Greece will blame the Syriza party and Tsipras for the mess.

As I have written many, many times before politicians blame people, in particular other politicians, they do NOT problem solve or fix things. Therefore be prepared for a can-kicking solution covered in duct tape and Elastoplast and get ready for the market reaction, which I believe after the initial relief rally will be a sell-off, with the EUR/USD heading to sub parity.

Merkel has no option but to extend facilities, she cannot offer debt relief other than in a token gesture amount, if at all, as she will lose her political status back in Germany. Her powerbase is somewhat tenuous right now and signs of weakness with a GREECE deal, which, the majority of Germans couldn’t give a rats ass about anyway, would severely reduce her chances of victory at the next German general election.

Hollande on the other hand is a suicide mission anyway, in my opinion, he can say what he wants but the chances of his re-election next time around are pretty remote. There is more chance of Cameron Diaz moving in next-door and knocking on my front door asking to borrow a bowl of sugar.

So, Tsipras was badly advised, the EUROGROUP knocked him back and Tsipras has caved in because despite all my thoughts he does NOT have a plan B. If he had a plan B now is the time to play it. Leave the single currency, parallel currency with the Drachma until the single currency is out of circulation and re-value. A GREXIT… DEFAULT is the way to fix the GREECE problem. Now we are once again into can-kicking.

In life and especially in business you always need an alternative. For Tsipras to go back drop his trousers and bend over the desk in front of the EUROGROUP is so not the GREECE way of doing things, it makes no sense to me at all. He obviously thought 100% that he would gain significant concessions.

Maybe he was set up?

In any event, whether he was or wasn't set up, we now enter what we are told is the weekend of decision. It would not surprise me if we extend again with a fudge for a few months with the ECB supporting the run on the Greek banks. It makes no sense to me, the economy trying to survive the past six months of negotiations between Athens and Brussels has just slipped further and further into recession. Any financial whiz kid who can predict growth in the Greek economy moving forward is in cloud cuckoo land.

We have years of turmoil ahead unless GREECE exits in my opinion. How in the name of sanity can they payback an increased debt?
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	<li>POLITICAL INSTABILITY</li>
	<li>MARKETS UNCERTAINTY</li>
	<li>FINANCIAL MARKETS IN EUROPE IN TURMOIL</li>
	<li>THE CONTAGION EFFECT</li>
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The above represents what I believe we will have in the EUROZONE for years ahead, I just cannot see why the EUROZONE will not just swing from one disaster / problem to the next.

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	<li><strong> THE PREMIUM SERVICE:
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<strong>SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE:</strong>

3.1: OVERVIEW - SUBSCRIPTION OPTIONS, FEATURES and PRICING:

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3.2: PERFORMANCE REVIEWS:

PREMIUM SERVICE – COST INCOME ANALYSIS (USD):

EMANATING FROM TRADE SET-UPS – to 30<sup>th</sup> June 2015.

MICRO LOT TRADER - 437 trades cost to trade = $43.70
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 437 trades = <strong>$628.70</strong>

MINI LOT TRADER - 437 trades cost to trade = $437.00
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 437 trades = <strong>$6,287.00</strong>

STANDARD LOT TRADER - 437 trades cost to trade = $4,370.00
<strong>PROFIT</strong> from 437 trades = <strong>$62,870.00</strong>

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3.3: PREMIUM SERVICE - TRADE SUMMARY DETAILS JUNE 2015 &amp; YTD:

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<ol start="4">
	<li><strong> PREMIUM SERVICE SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE CONTENT:</strong></li>
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(Section 4 is exclusive PREMIUM SERVICE content only available to PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers)

4.1: EDUCATION:<u>
</u>(The full list of all items and more from this section can be found in the PREMIUM SERVICE website in the Trade Essential area under the EDUCATION tab.)

This section will return after the summer break in September 2015.

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4.2: THE PREMIUM SERVICE – TRADING REVIEW &amp; LOOKING FORWARD:

Last week was another week lighter than usual on trades. I am really trying just to be focused on the pairs that I feel offer the best RISK v REWARD in the current conditions allowing for the geopolitical overtones that are ever present at the moment.

One or two of you are commenting a little about the fact I am sitting back at the moment. The fact is I am here to make money the best way I see fit. If it means I pullback for a few weeks so be it. I am not going to risk my account by forcing through a few trades that I consider to be of a greater unacceptable risk.

In normal trading conditions I miss many trades. You simply cannot be in every trade. At the moment I am cautious. I write a lot about RISK and MONEY MANAGEMENT; I practice what I preach.

The PREMIUM SERVICE is still making money and as long as the broker account balance increases I for one will not complain.

It looks finally like we will see an end to the GREECE deal or no deal this weekend. Once the dust settles and we know what the end game is, trading conditions will hopefully improve just before we hit the summer break.

I am sticking to my USD/CAD and NZD/USD core trades for now. Nothing that has happened has turned my head away from these. This past week we have really just seen a consolidation taking place with these trades and to be honest it should be expected, given the recent big moves.

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4.3: THE PREMIUM SERVICE - EXISTING LIVE TRADES:

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4.4: THE PREMIUM SERVICE – EXISTING LIMIT ORDERS:

(Remember position sizes for suggested FUNDAMENTAL TRADES should be much smaller than usual, maybe only 20%-25% of your normal trading position size. It is only when we add to our positions that the fun begins. All FUNDAMENTAL trades posted via email contain a second page with details of where I will add trades and when and where stops are moved, the Stair Stepping Stop Protection (SSSP) is self-explanatory and I hope useful. Using this grows your trading position and helps protect the profits made, should the trade gain traction. In addition, I have added some detail on my HEDGING approach as well to the second FUNDAMENTAL TRADE alert page. More detailed information on HEDGING can be found inside the PREMIUM SERVICE website under the EDUCATION tab – Trading Essentials.

I view the commodity cross-rate pairs, which form the basis of my FUNDAMENTAL TRADE SET-UPS as bonus trades away from the USD majors and over the year they can be very profitable. This is why I have a separate broker account for commodity cross-RATE PAIR trades. It gives me an immediate measurement of performance without the need to extrapolate data).

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There are no outstanding limit orders at this time, primarily due to limiting exposure ahead of a potential announcement on GREECE.

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4.5: ARMEGEDDON “GOLDEN” TRADES:

(Emanating from conversations and requested by fellow subscribers these trade set-ups are based on severe market pullbacks, breakouts or breakdowns. These trades would apply after major geopolitical news has hit the news wires. These are also trade levels that provided great set ups in the past that would hopefully represent great entry opportunities again in the future).

GOLDEN TRADE #005
EUR/USD:
Enter short at 1.1470.

My comments are contained on the chart.

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4.6: POTENTIAL TRADES - WHAT CHARTS AM I LOOKING AT?

(This section usually contains charts mainly relating to non-USD majors, in particular the ones that I am working on and looking at because they catch my eye that may become potential trades in the trading sessions ahead. If there are no comments beneath the charts, my comments / thoughts are written on them directly. I will tweet and email as soon as these possible trades become LIMIT ORDERS)

THIS WEEKS OVERVIEW:

Very similar to last week, I am being selective on charts that interest me from a trading perspective. This week only three charts are attracting my interest: - GBP/AUD, EUR/GBP and GBP/CHF. My comments for each pair are contained on the charts.

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4.7: MAJOR TRADING PAIRS WITH LONGER-TERM MATCHING TRENDS:

(The following currency pairs have Short Term (DAILY), Medium Term (WEEKLY) and Long Term (MONTHLY) charts all trending in the same direction).

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4.8: THE KEY SUPPORT &amp; RESISTANCE LEVELS WITH THE USD MAJORS<strong>:<u>
</u></strong>(The reviews in the section are accompanied with daily and / or weekly charts of the USD majors).

All of my thoughts and my comments relating to each USD major are now contained on the charts.

<strong>EUR/USD: Closing Price 1.1146</strong>

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<strong>GBP/USD: Closing Price 1.5494</strong>

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<strong>AUD/USD: Closing Price 0.74288</strong>

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<strong>NZD/USD: Closing Price 0.6724</strong>

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<strong>USD/CAD: Closing Price 1.2657</strong>

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<strong>USD/CHF: Closing Price 0.9351</strong>

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<strong>USD/JPY: Closing Price 122.65</strong>

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<ol start="5">
	<li><strong> MY FINAL THOUGHTS:</strong></li>
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5.1: SUBSCRIBING TO THE “FREE VERSION” OF THE WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU:

5.2: TRADING TIPS &amp; THOUGHTS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD:

I could just cut and paste my comments from last week. Nothing has altered in my eyes except that we have a serious situation brewing in CHINA, which will create havoc after the summer break when greater attention will be directed. I am not sure how the FED will react to the CHINA news. No doubt Yellen will remain cautious and dovish no matter what happens.

This may be the time if you are relatively new to trading to maybe hold back a little, maybe not even trade at all into the GREECE news. Mainly, I would avoid the main European currencies EUR, GBP and CHF.

There is always a risk with Forex but trading non-European based currencies should be a little less risky than say the EUR.

As always, with high-risk news on the imminent horizon it is now in my mind, even more important to stick to core trading principles.

<strong>Consistency = longevity in trading and that is a critical goal.
IT IS THE KEY MEASUREMENT</strong>

Before you enter a trade work out the risk, price it in $$$. Place your stop accordingly. PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers have a full library of information on RISK MANAGEMENT, RISK TOLERANCES and POSITION SIZING etc. available for reference 24x7.

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Take care.

Scott Pickering
The Pip Accumulator

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DATE: 10.07.2015
BLOG FORMAT/ VERSION / AUDIENCE: THE PREMIUM SERVICE
BLOG REFERENCE: #68

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