Forex Investment Trading – AUDJPY Trade

November 4, 2009 1 comment

All the way back in March 2009 we took the trade to go long the AUD/JPY at 62.15 (Forex Investing – AUD/JPY Trend Chage – Go Long).  Now almost 8 months later and the trade is still in an uptrend and has reached a high over 85.15 which is 2,300 pips higher.  Today now in the 82 range we continue to stay in the trade as the trend has not changed.

Looking at the chart we can see it has pulled back several times to the trend line.  It actually broke the trend line twice however it has never had a sell signal at the trend line or below the trend line which is necessary to confirm a change in trend.

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So we remain bullish on this trade however it has gone up so much that we are cautious that a change in trend may be near. We have moved our stop up again this time to 78.90 which would both break the trend line but also be a sell signal directly at the trend line and would confirm a change in trend.

This new stop loss assures us a profit of 1,675 pips.  I would say that is a pretty nice trade so far.

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Forex Investing – AUDJPY Trade Still Looks Strong

June 16, 2009 4 comments

aud-jpyWe have been a little quiet here the past few weeks as we have been holding off on making any other trades.  Most of the charts are looking over extended and need to see a big pull back or a long period of consolidation to make the charts look attractive.

We are still long the AUDJPY as you can see from our previous post (Managed Forex Account – AUDJPY Trade Update).  The chart has really taken off and the AUDJPY has been up above 80.40 at one point which is over 1,800 pips higher than our entry point at 62.15.  The chart continues to show higher tops and bottoms above the trend line and all indicators continue to point up.  It is very possible that we could see a strong pull back closer to the trend line but we will remain in the position as long as the price is above the trend line.

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The stop loss has again been moved up along the trend line to 69.33 which will give us at a minimum over 700 pips on the trade.

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Managed Forex Account – AUDJPY Trade Update

May 19, 2009 No comments yet

aud-jpyAs you know if you follow our forex investment blog we have been long the AUDJPY for over 2 months now as you can see from this post (Forex Investing – AUD/JPY Trend Change – Go Long).  Our initial entry position was at 62.15 with a 2% capital risk and 125 pip stop loss.  The currency pair shot up right after our entry point and we then sold off half our position at 72.15 for a 1,000 pip gain and an 8% total gain on our capital, you can read that post at (Managed Forex Account -AUD/JPY Taking a Profit).  We still hold the position of long the AUDJPY with our 1% position size.

We have since seen the pair continue higher while making another higher top and higher bottom, more bullish signals.  As you can see from the chart below the bullish trend continues as we continue to raise our stop loss along with the trend.  We have now moved our stop loss to 66.60 which at a minimum guarantees us a gain of another 445 pips.  The stop loss is actually set two boxes below the trend line because we want to also include the previous support set near the trend line.

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We will continue to monitor this trade and raise the stop loss along with the trend line and previous support levels.

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Forex Managed Investment – Update on AUDJPY and EURJPY Trades

April 28, 2009 No comments yet

aud-jpy1On April 10th we updated you on the AUDJPY trade we made in the managed forex account in a post called (Managed Forex Account – AUD/JPY Taking a Profit) where we had sold half of our 2% capital position after gaining 1,000 pips and to give us an 8% gain on the overall account.

We are still in this trade but have seen the AUDJPY fall back down over 500 pips on a pull back, this was somewhat expected as it had such a strong rally.  The chart still looks very good at this point with nothing to make us to worried.

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We remain in this position as the trend still remains above the trend line.  As of right now our stop loss is at 64.65 which would be a sell signal and a change in the trend.  The stop also does guarantee us at a minimum a 250 pip gain on the trade.

eur-jpy1The EURJPY trade that was entered in the forex managed account last week in the post (Forex Managed Account – EURJPY Going Long) has now been stopped out.  As you can see on the chart it broke previous support where we entered the trade giving the first sell signal in the new uptrend.

We had only placed a small trade of 1% capital on this trade due to our exposure already in the AUDJPY trade.  We had a quick stop loss of 100 pips that did not hold.  As of right now the up trend is still in place for the EURJPY.

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Managed Forex Account – AUD/JPY Taking a Profit

April 10, 2009 No comments yet

aud-jpyAs you know we have been long the AUD/JPY for about 1 month now.  You can read all of our post so far on this trade at the following links (Forex Investing – AUD/JPY Trend Change – Go Long) (Forex Investments – AUD/JPY Update) (Managed Forex Account – AUD/JPY Update).

The trade has gone very well for us and a few days ago we took our first profit.  We entered the trade with 2% capital risk at 62.15 and an initial stop at 60.90.  We have moved our stop up to 64.65 which would be a sell signal and a break of the trend line.

We sold half our position at 72.15 and the trade so far has made us 1,000 pips. Because our initial stop loss was 125 pips and we took a 2% position with a 1,000 pip gain we have made 8% on the account in one month plus we still have half our position.  If we had sold all our position we would be up 16% in one month while only risking 2% of capital.

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From here we will stay in the AUD/JPY trade as long as the trend line is not broken and we will continue to move our stop loss up as the trend continues up.

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Managed Forex Account – AUD/JPY Update

March 31, 2009 No comments yet

aud-jpy2The AUD/JPY trade we entered 3 weeks ago that you can see on the blog posts (Forex Investing – AUD/JPY Trend Change – Go Long) and (Forex Investments – AUD/JPY Update) has done very well so far.  We entered the trade at 62.15 on a pull back to the trend line and have now seen it rally as high as 69.60 before having another pull back.

Looking at the chart we can see a perfect example of a shake out pattern.  A shake out pattern occurs when you see a chart that is in an uptrend form a double top and then falls to make a sell signal.  This all has to happen while staying above the trend line as we see it has here.  When the chart then makes a reversal back into X’s that is what we call a shake out pattern and is very bullish.  What happened is all the weak buyers got shaken out of the trade but now it has found a stronger base and can continue its upward momentum.
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Now that we have had a pull back to the trend line and a reverse back up we can move our stop loss up to 64.65 which would be a break of the trend line.  So far the AUD/JPY chart patterns look like it can keep going higher so we will be staying in the trade until the trend changes or the chart tells us something different.

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