Today’s signal was to short AUDUSD:

From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 9:05 AM
Subject: April 22
To:

AUDUSD Sell 0.7719 SL 0.7761 P1= 0.7703 P2= 0.7781

This week our signals made +229 pips profit

100% of our trade alerts were on target this week

We issued 3 free alerts last week:

On April 11, we wrote:

“On 4-hour chart USDCAD broke down the triangle support line. Further decline below 1.2950 might take the pair to test its 50-days low at 1.2860 area. The nearest support on the way down is at 1.2912.“

Result: USDCAD went all the way down to 1.2750

On April 12, we wrote:

There is MACD divergence on the 4-hour USDJPY chart, which might mean at least a temporary price pull back in upwards direction.

Result: The highest USDJPY price that day was 108.78

On April 13, we wrote:

USDJPY went up in accordance with our previous alerts. Overnight the pair broke through the double-bottom resistance line at 109.10. The next price target is 109.72

Result: Exactly as we predicted, USDJPY went up to 109.73 and pulled back.

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Our AUDUSD short sell signal made +21 pips profit today:

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From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 8:34 AM
Subject: April 13
To:

AUDUSD Sell 0.7639 SL 0.7681 P1= 0.7618 P2= 0.7603

This trade reached the first profit target and the remainder of the position was closed at the break even price:

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From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 9:56 PM
Subject: AUDUSD P1 reached, SL BE
To:

On the chart this trade looks as the following:

Our USDJPY buy signal made +27 pips profit today

The original signal is shown below:

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From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 7:16 AM
Subject: April 12
To:

USDJPY Buy 108.47 SL 107.98 P1= 108.74 P2= 108.98

Once this trade reached our first profit target, the stop-loss order was moved to the break even point and later was triggered:

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From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Apr 12, 2016 at 12:44 PM
Subject: USDJPY P1 reached, SL BE
To:

On the chart this trade looked as follows:

Our long USDCAD trade made +181 pips of profit.

The original Forex signal is shown below:

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From: Dave Hughe <plainfx@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 7:39 AM
Subject: April 11
To:

USDCAD sell 1.2949 SL 1.3033 P1= 1.2914 P2= 1.2866

This trade reached both profit targets. The third unit’s stop-loss was placed and triggered at 1.2886.

Below is shown how this trade looked on a chart:

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