Hello to you all – I hope you are having a profitable week so far ?

Well – the plan today was to have an early start with my ‘day’ job (trading) as I had a get together in London later on with some trading friends.

With that in mind, I was at my desk at 6am after a one minute commute, ready and waiting for trades using my “Any-Time” system.

The first signal was at 6:15am on the FX pair known usually as ‘cable’ (GBP/USD) and that gave me an opening profit of +13 pips. The next one was shortly after 8am (USD/CHF) for a further +15 pips.  At 8:45am a signal came up on ‘Cable’ again (+12 pips)  By the way – the list of charts I had up on my screens was my ‘usual’ suspects – EUR/USD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY, GBP/USD and the S&P500 index – and throughout the time I was at my desk, I had no signals on the S&P or the Euro/Dollar. Anyway – at just after 9am along came a trade on ‘cable’ again for+12 pips – and then a period of no signals at all.

I watched the charts until 11am, but I had a few errands in town to complete before I headed off to London, so I called it a day for my trading – and I came away with a total profit for the day of 46 pips, 4 trades and no losers today. A lo of my customers who trade this system have a small daily target, so quite often their day’s work is done by mid-morning anyway. A daily target of just 15 or 20 pips can give you an excellent full-time salary, many times more than your present day-job. Do the sums yourself – start off with a £500 bank and see how long it takes you compound your profits into an amazing account balance – it’s an interesting mathematical exercise for 30 mins – something for the weekend perhaps !!

I did not trade my “Evening” system (Trade With A Day Job) as I was off out, but looking at the chart later I can see there was a trade just after 5pm for the usual +20 pips. My customers who are learning to trade using that strategy have been emailed with exact details (and a screen-shot) to help them with their education.

My plan tomorrow is to just trade my USA Forex system (the trend following strategy) for most of the day.