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FTSE 100

Mar
17
2010
CFD, FTSE 100, Ichimoku Analysis, Long Term Trade, NASDAQ By ichi360 | View Comments

Hesitation isnt good for your trading health

So, as long as you can learn from your mistakes and not repeat it next time then its all fine. I’ve learned that too much of hesitation and too much of analysis can also create confusion and force you to miss some nice trading opportunities. I entered into Apple trade trusting what I could see [...]

Mar
2
2010
FTSE 100, Ichimoku Analysis By ichi360 | View Comments

Ichimoku Learning: How to use SL

Here is a chart from one of my recent trades explaining how to make the best use of Stop Loss and then keep moving it in the Trend Direction. This not only makes sure that the trade becomes secured but it will also help you to enjoy the trend for as long as its alive [...]

Jan
23
2010
CFD, FTSE 100, Ichimoku Analysis, Long Term Trade By ichi360 | View Comments

Trade Updates: Shorting Barclays

As discussed earlier, I’ve been looking for a Trading Opportunity to get into Barclays. Although the Entry was perfect just after the Kumo Breakout, the price decided to go up immediately after my entry and almost went into my Stop Loss territory before it resumed the downward move … There is no Profit Target as [...]

Dec
17
2009
CFD, FTSE 100, Forex Education, Ichimoku Analysis By ichi360 | View Comments

Ichimoku Learning: How to scalp Future Indices

There are few misunderstandings about Ichimoku which are beyond my understanding sometime. One of those is that Ichimoku only works on larger timeframes and when I ask “Why”, no one knows the answer to that. Question is that if Moving Average can work, MACD doesnt mind or RSI works then why not Ichimoku ? What [...]

Dec
16
2009
FTSE 100, Flat Kijun Sen, Ichimoku Analysis, Weekly Ichimoku Analysis By ichi360 | View Comments

Weekly Ichimoku: FTSE 100 Support Resistance

As expected, things are slowly and gradually falling into place for FTSE 100. The downtrend can not be confirmed as yet because we still do not have a Bearish Mode activated on Daily timeframe yet. Once the Bearish setup is confirmed, our major Support will be at around 4700 which is actually the Kijun-Sen (turning [...]