<h3 style="text-align: center;"><strong>THE PREMIUM SERVICE
</strong><strong>(The Home of Single-Lot $$$$ Trading)</strong></h3>
<strong>DATE: 22.03.2015
REFERENCE: #144
</strong><strong>BLOG: THE WEEKLY FX DRIVE THRU</strong>

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	<li><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"> INTRODUCTION:</span></strong></li>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">MY OVERVIEW OF THE FOREX MARKET:
</span>LOOKING BACKWARDS, FORWARDS &amp; SIDEWAYS AT THE FX MARKET:

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">1.1. LOOKING BACKWARDS:</span>

Well it never happened. My thoughts this time last week were that the FOMC would demolish the EUR/USD. It never happened, in fact, the responses to the statement, the economic projections and the press conference from my perspective were a little weird. So much pre announcement was levied at the “will she or won’t she” with regards to PATIENT, that a lot of what she did or did NOT say was left to one side. I found the statement a little DOVISH, however, at the end of the day, rate increases are still going to happen. Whilst the market has ruled out June in favor of September, nothing is cast in stone.

So I thought the reaction rather overkill and due to the fact we more than reversed the currency moves in the EUR/USD and GBP/USD within 24 hours demonstrated that. Some of the moves in particular the late EUR/USD spike to over 1.1000 was ridiculous… but it is what it is, or rather was what it was.

The SNB statement the following day was a damp squib in comparison although, if I recall correctly there were some fantastic currency moves around that time, which made up for the non-announcement.

Last week was one of the craziest trading weeks that I have ever encountered as a Forex trader. If I had thought that the FOMC FX reaction was mad… it paled into complete insignificance with what came on Friday.

Friday brought CAD core retail sales, from which a loss trade from the previous overnight moves turned nicely positive on weaker data. I was happy, and then we had a massive USD sell-off.

What started as a focus on my USD/CAD trades turned into a full-blown 4.5-hour series of squeezes. The USD was taken to the woodshed with a huge USD sell-off and GOLD rally, plus a divergence rally move between the Nikkei (6J) and the USD/JPY in for good measure. All I could do was to reduce position sizes and move the odd stop here and there to keep the trades that I wanted alive, kept alive. Reducing position sizes created losses to my accounts.

The best I could do was look at my trading charts at the outset of the squeeze, and try to see where it would end.

Using the EUR/USD 240M chart I thought that the 38% fib retracement would hold, then, I thought the 50%, it was actually the 61.8% 1.0874 (from the post FOMC highs to the ensuing lows) that held the EUR/USD. It was pretty much the same Fibonacci level across the board that finally held most of the pairs.

My frustrations, if the above was not enough were of course further exacerbated as towards the end of the previous day I was in a position to bank some nice $$$ across the board and made the decision to try and let the trades run for more profits. Not only did I miss those $$$ I posted losses within 24 hours on those trades and some more.

All in all, it was a very frustrating and annoying end to the week. I seem to be in a one step forward, two steps backward routine at the moment. But this is the Forex Market.

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">1.2. LOOKING FORWARDS:</span>

Next week, there are not as many high profile news events to contend with, just three Central Bank governors speak; Draghi, Yellen and Poloz. Hopefully, therefore we will have a more sedate trading week, gather our thoughts and breathe again with some nice directional trading. Yeah right… as if that’s going to happen… hell would freeze over first!

We have GREECE. Yup, GREECE is back in the picture again, God love them. “The two tieless flutes” (Tsipras and Varoufakis) will be back in Brussels, Berlin and Frankfurt next week trying to re-negotiate the nonnegotiable. If it looks like PIG, grunts like a PIG guess what it is? Whichever way I view the GREECE V EUROGROUP picture, everything is being done to make it look like its NOT a default but in essence it’s at best a restructuring of debt to avoid a default. This will all end in tears.

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">1.3. LOOKING SIDEWAYS (FOR GOOD MEASURE):
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We have had one hell of a ride trading Forex so far this year. This past week was without doubt one of the craziest weeks that I have ever traded, and, for the first part of the week I DID NOT trade much at all!… I was on hold waiting for the FOMC.

I have spoken with several subscribers over the last few days and many feel like they have been beaten to a pulp, got back up again, then beaten down, back up and beaten down again. They scan TWITTER, GOOGLE+ and watch CNBC or BLOOMBERG to try to obtain a perspective. They find nothing other than “Happy Larry’s” saying buy, buy, buy and then buy some more. Nobody seems to lose money on Twitter either. Everyone appears to “Bottom Pick or Top Tick” the market. It is very depressing.

I have given this response on more than 4 or 5 occasions referring to the media analysts and barrage of tweets on Twitter etc. who claim parts or most if not all of the following –

<em>“I never lost money on that move, or the previous big spike or collapse that happened I was in the right way, this is what I made, and these were my entries and exits”</em>

This is what I have been saying…..

If you have been caught on the wrong side of major spikes and moves more than being on the right side - do not despair; everybody has to be on the wrong side sometimes. If they are never on the wrong side they either DO NOT trade or they are bullsh*****s.

If you are sick to the back teeth of the same people on twitter or hosting webinars saying how wonderful trading is and how much money they are making – do not despair; if they never lose money it’s bulls**t, or they simply just DO NOT trade, they are theorists and at best historians by saying look this is what I did.

If you see the same people over and over again boasting about nothing but being on the right side of every move – do not despair; either go to Vegas with them if you can, because they are the luckiest bastards around or take it as read they are bullsh*****s.

When you see the same people on twitter or wherever that never lose money, and are always on the right side of very move, always at their machines when a squeeze starts and are in at the bottom of a move higher and out on every top tick – do not despair; they either wear depends, or they are not human; they are bullsh*****s

It’s all bulls**t…. there is a lot of bulls**t in Forex. It’s a part of Forex that you have to live with and ignore a lot of it.

I take losses and I tell you about them in this blog and on twitter. I do the best that I can with the PREMIUM SERVICE to limit losses. I am in Forex for the long-haul and that means that from time to time your account does suffer but it does come back if you stick to your principles.

My own trading accounts are out of the money this year so far, mostly due to my FXCM (GBP/CHF) trade. However, not all my losses came from the SNB day, some are from the PREMIUM SERVICE trades where I took larger than single lot trades in my personal account and they failed to make a profit. This creates an imbalance between $$$ and pips profits or losses. This is due to the fact that the size of the trade can influence the $$$, so a small loss on a big position can outweigh a big pip profit move with a small position.

To illustrate this – if you have a profitable trade with one mini lot that makes 50 pips it could yield $50, however if you have a 5 mini lot trade that loses 20 pips that could yield a loss of $100 thus outweighing the bigger pip profit of the smaller position. Yet, the single lot PREMIUM SERVICE trading accounts when added together with the trades analyzed through my twitter / email set-ups and my excel spread sheets are <span style="text-decoration: underline;">still in the black - in profit</span>.

I have subscribers who only trade single lot trades, and make money. The PREMIUM SERVICE worked last year in 2014 and it STILL works this year, as a trader you just have to be more realistic setting goals and objectives.

The markets are insatiable when it comes to FEAR and GREED. It is only when FEAR and GREED enter, that the picture changes, greed may make us trade larger position sizes for some currencies that we feel more confident with, or see $$$ in our eyes. Or perhaps we adjust trade sizes to cope with more volatile pairs.

e.g. If you trade with 5 x MINI lots the EUR/USD. , you should not trade 5 x MINI lots with the GBP/NZD. You may trade just 1 x MINI LOT because of volatility and RISK MANAGEMENT issues associated with this pair.

When different position sizes are used across all the trade set-ups that are presented the mix of position sizes in relation to the profit / loss ratio creates an inconsistent return when correlated to the PREMIUM SERVICE returns.

Consistency is important, and to establish consistency it may be better to trade a consistent lot size in all trades except for commodity crosses, which are more volatile and involve a higher risk. Therefore this all depends on the size of your broker account and your risk tolerances.

This is just food for thought; not just for you as a reader but also for me as the instigator of the PREMIUM SERVICE trade set-ups. Sometimes when something is right in front of your face you still cannot see it.

Like most of you; <span style="text-decoration: underline;">I am a trader I have skin in the market</span>.

If you would like more information on this subject, maybe a chat on SKYPE or an email about this, contact me using the details at the end of this blog.

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	<li><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"> WHAT’S ON MY MIND: -
THE FUNDAMENTAL TRADERS OVERVIEW:</span></strong></li>
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<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>ANGELA MERKEL WAS OVERHEARD SAYING
</strong><strong>“MARIO, PASS ME THAT BOTTLE OF OUZO and JEROEN STOP PIGGING ON THE TZATZIKI”</strong></p>
Yes, you guessed it – Mr. Casual aka Alexis Tsipras the GREECE Prime Minister was back in Brussels having “off-site” emergency talks with the EUROGROUP regarding the GREEK bailout.

This long running saga is really like a west-end farce, in fact it’s now so long running I think that it challenges Agatha Christies “THE MOUSETRAP” that had a phenomenal continuous run in the London theatre. I cannot remember how many weeks it ran for but the GREEK story, God love them, is starting to wear me down. Is it any wonder that Mario Draghi is consuming Raki, Ouzo and Retsina faster than Jeroen Dijsselbloem can say his own surname!

Enough is enough.

I firmly believe that the only reason that the EUROGROUP is entertaining “no tie” is because they want to ensure an orderly GREXIT from the single currency. A disorderly GREXIT would place a massive stress on the ECB and the Bundesbank.

In an interesting twist however, on Friday the EU Commission President, Jean-Claude Junker released €2 billion on humanitarian grounds to help the Greek government deal with the crisis in the country that is affecting the poor and the hardest hit by the financial crisis.

Wouldn’t you just think…

Austerity did NOT work; it is STILL NOT WORKING and refinancing the Greek debt is just avoiding a default. No matter what is done, the EUROGROUP policy on GREECE, with or without the IMF (International Monetary Fund) hooked into the deal along with the ECB to form the TRIOKA to make it look like a wider base of support and aid was going to fail before it even started.

The Germans are at fault in my opinion. Schauble is a loose cannon that fires up high emotions. Culturally, the Germans and the Greek peoples are worlds apart.

The bartering process that “no tie” is in at the moment is a normal Mediterranean way of negotiation, and, whether you believe he has no bargaining chips at all it is totally irrelevant. To Northern Europeans, like Merkel, Hollande, Diijsselbloem and Donald Tusk from Poland who chairs the EUROGROUP summits who quite frankly cannot understand why “no tie” will not move his position, it causes them to become exasperated and dig in their heels. They believe and maybe quite rightly in their eyes that enough is enough and its our way or the highway. This is pure and simple cultural divergence.

Tsipras (no tie), knows that the EUROZONE banks, many of them German and French have lots of €€€€€€ hanging around the GREECE financial sector. This is the backdrop and sword of Damocles hanging over the negotiations. “No tie” fully knows the fragile economy that exists across the EUROZONE would be thrown into turmoil if a disorderly GREXIT were to happen. In the background there is the fear of the Greek government running out of money, but would it actually happen?

Think outside the box. Both RUSSIA and CHINA would love to get a foothold in the area for many reasons, not just political. Humanitarian grounds would be the sales pitch should either of these nations offer emergency financing.

GREECE needs debt relief.

The EUROGROUP needs to suck it up and provide a “Cash Back” deal to Portugal, Ireland, Cyprus etc. in fact, any country that has effectively had a bailout of one sort or another from the EUROGROUP since the 2008-9 crash.

It is so straightforward – if they do nothing they risk another financial crash, another run on the banks, negative growth DEFLATION….. this list can go on for pages.

Suck it up….

For once; do not kick yet another can down the road.

Whatever words are written on a GREEK BLUEPRINT for economic reforms moving forward may as well be on paper supplied by Tom Cruise’s bosses in Mission Impossible, it will self destruct 30 minutes after signature and the monies are transferred. If the GREEKS could not reform before, gather taxes before, or manage the books before on the previous two bailouts why is it going to work this time. They are more in debt now than when they first came to the table looking for help years ago. It is so sad for GREECE that they were sold a lemon.

Austerity was NOT the way. It has NOT worked, and for Germany to continue down this road with the same old same old is complete and utter bollo**s. There are 19 countries using the single currency, 19 vastly different cultures that approach all aspects of life and business from a different perspective. One size does NOT fit all.

These are high stakes. It has taken Mario Draghi at the ECB years to create some stability. This is the ultimate risk. The credibility of the German approach, I would say stubborn approach. They appear totally intransigent to an alternative.

I am not saying that the U.S. approach was brilliant, quite frankly it made fat cats fatter and moved Wall Street poles apart from Main Street. The poor are poorer and the rich are richer as result of the FED approach in the USA. Poverty is simply swept under the carpet. However, the Ben Bernanke approach was so supportive to the financial markets (ex. Lehman Brothers) that stability and credibility were restored in very good time. Granted, it is still a fragile economy and the economic data shows this. If everything in the garden was “peachy”, interest rates in the U.S. would be at 0.5% by now… they are not.

By comparison, and it is hard to compare, as many American commentators some who have been around for years, such as Joe Kernan on CNBC, simply do not understand that the EUROZONE area consists of 28 countries, 19 of these use the € (single currency) plus there are a number of principalities that have monetary agreements like Andorra and Monaco.

The USA despite its dysfunctionality is one country. The EUROZONE is not. It is like comparing apples and pears.

The FED has an easier job than the ECB - these are basic facts, clear and unambiguous and should be noted when a glib comment is made on U.S. TV by some commentator, pundit or analyst who probably couldn’t even tell you where GREECE is on a map.

I digress….

The stakes are incredibly high and reputations are on the line in Brussels. My fear is that the “can” is being prepared as I type.

I fear that if a fudged solution is found we will definitely be back at point zero again within a year, with the same issues, same problems, maybe different players around the table.

For once… can the EUROGROUP just suck it up and move on doing what is right for the GREEK people not the damn politicians. If business people were managing this from day one we would not be in this mess now.

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	<li><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"> THE PREMIUM SERVICE:</span></strong></li>
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<strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE:</span></strong>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.1 OVERVIEW:</span>

For new readers who may not be aware, I refer to the PREMIUM SERVICE quite a lot in this blog and for more details about what it is, and, how much it costs, you will need to go the welcome page of <a href="http://www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com">www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com</a> At the top of the page there are three drop down menus: PREMIUM SERVICE, PROMOTIONS (if available), SIGN-UP and DISCLAIMER. Further details and how to join are all contained there. You will need at PayPal account to subscribe.

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.2.1 PREMIUM SERVICE – SUBSCRIPTION COSTS:</span>

Full details regarding the PREMIUM SERVICE can be found on my website <a href="http://www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com">www.weeklyfxdrivethru.com</a>
<p style="text-align: center;">On the welcome page there are a series of TABS at the top of the page that provide a summary of what the PREMIUM SERVICE is about and what you receive for your subscription.</p>
<strong>THE 2015 SUBSCRIPTION BREAKDOWN IS AS FOLLOWS: -</strong>
<strong>10 weeks - $200.00</strong>
<strong>20 weeks - $350.00</strong>
<strong>40 weeks - $500.00</strong>
<strong>(Please note that from April 1<sup>st</sup> 2015, subscription costs are changing and options expanding in line with market conditions and competition)</strong>

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.2.2. PREMIUM SERVICE – UPDATE ON CHANGES DUE BY APRIL 2015</span>

Changes are now at stage two, and I am still confident that the vast majority will be ready for April 1<sup>st</sup>, the rest will be drip-fed throughout the second quarter of 2015.

The review as I have mentioned before has become far more reaching than I had originally anticipated.

The visible web site changes, the communication alternatives, the revised pricing and options on pricing, are relatively quick and easy to implement. It is the backroom making it happen items that you cannot see that are costly that takes the time.

The major change that can’t be seen and, probably one of the crucial ones is the space issue. This will NOT make the deadline I imposed. It is NOT a front-end change that would be noticed anyhow and involves my hosting packages and the re-directs that I have. This is so far above my pay grade, and as it does NOT directly effect what I do from day to day, I am not unduly concerned. However, some of the technology enhancements are dependent on the space issue being solved first before other backroom changes can be made (The chicken and the egg).

For existing PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers there will be a questionnaire released within the next 48 hours to canvas opinions and maybe add in a few more enhancements.

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.3.1. SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE:</span>

(Only the excel spreadsheets will now be shown in this section. References to previous, present and future trades “THE TRADING REVIEW” will now be provided solely for the benefit of PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers and has been moved into section 4.2)

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.3.2. – PREMIUM SERVICE PROFIT/LOSS RATIOS:</span>

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.3.3. – PREMIUM SERVICE RISK/REWARD ANALYSIS:</span>

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">3.3.4. – PREMIUM SERVICE OVERALL TRADE SUMMARY MONTH &amp; YTD:</span>

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<ol start="4">
	<li><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"> PREMIUM SERVICE SUBSCRIBER EXCLUSIVE CONTENT:</span></strong></li>
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(Section 4 is exclusive PREMIUM SERVICE content only available to PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers)

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.1 EDUCATION:
</span>(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).

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.2. THE PREMIUM SERVICE – LAST WEEK’S TRADING REVIEW:</span>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.3 THE PREMIUM SERVICE - EXISTING LIVE TRADES:</span>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.4 THE PREMIUM SERVICE – EXISTING LIMIT ORDERS:</span>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.5 POTENTIAL TRADES - WHAT CHARTS AM I LOOKING AT?</span>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.6 MAJOR TRADING PAIRS WITH LONGER-TERM TRENDS MATCHING:</span>

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">4.7 THE KEY SUPPORT &amp; RESISTANCE LEVELS WITH THE USD MAJORS</span><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">:
</span></strong>(This content is now for PREMIUM SERVICE subscribers only, it allows me to refer to existing and future set-ups that form part of the PREMIUM SERVICE subscription. it also now includes chart analysis based on the weekly candlestick charts.)

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	<li><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;"> THE WEEK AHEAD: -
WHAT AM I THINKING &amp; WHAT AM I LOOKING AT?</span></strong></li>
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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">5.1 MAJOR FOREX NEWS THIS WEEK THAT INTERESTS ME:</span>

SUNDAY: N/A.

MONDAY: EUR – ECB Mario Draghi Speaks.
MONDAY: CNY – HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMi.

TUESDAY: EUR – French &amp; German Flash Manufacturing PMI.
TUESDAY: GBP – CPi.
TUESDAY: USD – CPi.
TUESDAY: NZD – Trade Balance.

WEDNESDAY: N/A.

THURSDAY: GBP – Retail Sales.
THURSDAY: CAD – BOC Poloz speaks.

FRIDAY: USD – GDP.
FRIDAY: USD – FED Janet Yellen speaks.

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<span style="text-decoration: underline;">5.2 FINAL THOUGHTS / CLOSING COMMENTS:</span>

If like myself you found last week a difficult week, you can do either one of three things: -
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	<li>Take a few days off away from your computer screens.</li>
	<li>Get back into trading revitalized after a weekend of reading through the news items that have hit the press with your MACRO / FUNDAMENTAL VIEWS in position ready to attack.</li>
	<li>Gently ease your way back into the markets managing your LIVE /OPEN trades carefully and assess the Asia and European markets responses on Monday morning to the USD sell off on Friday.</li>
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There are not as many news events that are market moving this coming week but GREECE is the word….

The two boys without ties will be strutting around Brussels looking for the impossible. It is a dangerous game that they are playing and it will no doubt all end in tears, but before that we should get some great sound-bytes from Schauble, Juncker, Dijsselbloem, Weidmann or Nowotny to spice up the week. Getting these does of course create the odd spike in the EUR/USD so be on guard as best you can. Keep stops tighter without being too tight but maybe trade the EUR/USD with a smaller position size to accommodate the potential volatility.

There are lots of awkward looking candles on the charts that we will need to review into the early Asian trading later today. So we have a lot to look at early on and establish a clear plan.

We will have opportunities to make $$$, we just have to be alert and careful.

As always, there will be trades to trade and there will be some great opportunities, please trade in line with your RISK MANAGEMENT parameters from your TRADING PLAN. If you do not have a TRADE PLAN, in my opinion, you should, as this will help you with consistency.
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong>Consistency = longevity in trading and that is a critical goal.
IT IS THE KEY MEASUREMENT</strong></p>
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.

Take care.

Scott Pickering
The Pip Accumulator
Sunday March 22nd 2015

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