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In the US, economic data continues to be eclipsed, at least in the media, from financing that surrounds the filmed Facebook IPO set to start tomorrow. Nevertheless, there were some events worthy of note in the United States. yesterday, the Federal Reserve released the minutes of the most recent meeting of the policy. While the bulk of the minutes did not propose any impending change in current monetary policy, there does not seem to be any weakening of resolve regarding the attitude of the Commission to the ongoing ultra low interest rates. According to the minutes, only four members of the 17 the Commission that should remain the commitment through 2014. In the same vein, many more members of the Committee said that it would support more relaxed position if the recovery is losing momentum or outlook is weighted with more downside risks.
In the eurozone, Greece was the week of the other "big" media event-all attempts to create a coalition Government by the newly elected parties have failed and a second election has been called for next month. Most analysts do not expect the result well, or rather does not bode well for continued inclusion of Greek in the eurozone. Any anti-austerity/anti-bailout is expected to meet, and their attitude was continuously to the doctrines of the existing EU Treaty – who believe that is essentially Greek in poverty – thrust lapse. OpenBook guru is FredrikBoe91 good way to hitting the 500 Copier? during the last 24-hours, the trader had successfully closes a long string of hedged trades the pair EUR/USD with the latest shorts by hitting TP with profits by 31%, 28.5% and 54%.
Japan surprised analysts and markets alike with the news that first quarter growth beyond the expectations that strengthens the resolve of the Government to restore the country and the economy of former greatness. Clearly, very few believed that the damage from one of the worst disasters in modern history could have been very effective and quickly addressed and overcome. The Japanese yen, which suffered a huge blow immediately after the earthquake of March 2011, had not only recovering but emerged as a Bastion for investors seeking safe haven. During the last 24 hours, Australian guru ryklose who has 205 copiers, small profits scalping has ranged between 1% to 3% of the pair USD/JPY, and several recently opened longs are ready to cash in the Bank of Japan's commitment to a weaker yen.
At the top of the Council 1 year ranking of OpenBook, favorite trader guru Pawelskrzypek remains in position # 1. But a new way of calculating leaders, using the proportion of profitable days, emerged a new face position # 2. OpenBook rphilip merchant from Egypt has traded with a well-diversified portfolio. 1-year, which should include positions in currencies, commodities and indices. During the year, the trader has eliminated all positions of indicators and has 78 to 93% of the portfolio currency pairs with the remainder going to commodities. Looking at this trader strategy last month, the trader had profitable positions in gold and silver with 21.9% and profits to 5.2%, respectively. Goods linked to currencies have also offers significant returns an assignment, 1,9% in USD/CHF resulted in a profit of 32% and 15.5% share gain in CAD/JPY returned 19,7% and 19.3% interest of the USD/CAD pair supplied to 4,7%. Three open positions on the GBP/CHF and USD/CAD USD/JPY it all current Green by 19%, 67.09% and 56.07%, respectively. Clustered indexes, profits, and others led to a page P and L Green. 1-week trader P/L is 7,9% in 1 month, 3 months, 35.8% to 72% and 6 months and one year in 119.4% and 133.3%, respectively. Given the consistency of this profitable trader over the past year, it is a certainty that the 33 copiers will multiply rapidly.


OpenBook trader tomto1 from Germany, which has 147 followers and 38 copiers, is another who has successfully used a strategy that employs both self-initiated and CopyTrades locations. The trader is currently listed among top traffickers both rank 1 month and 3 months councils, with a proportion of profitable days 63% and 52%, respectively. While trader 1 week P/L is red, numbers significant improvement during the periods beyond with profit 25,3% in 1 month, 241.1% to 3-months and 79.9% in 6 months. Over the past three months, the dealer had a gain ratio of 91.7% regarding the distribution of 991. The majority of the assignment is with the merchant a pair EUR/USD, but the pair gave the lowest percentile gain, while fractional portfolio allocations of USD/CHF, USD/JPY, USD/JPY, EUR/USD and EUR/JPY pairs all have provided greater profits ranging from 8.1% and 1.7%. The highest gainer in the portfolio is a small allocation of 1.4% in index DAX native trader, which provided a return of 24.5%.

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Cette semaine nous attirons votre attention une fois de plus à OpenBook gourou Babczyk. Puisque nous avons tout d'abord mis en évidence ce commerçant en octobre l'année dernière, sa popularité parmi le OpenBook a augmenté de près de 1 500 fidèles et 184 copieurs puis à près de 1300 de cette rédaction. Étant donné que ce commerçant communique principalement par l'intermédiaire de son mur commerciaux en allemand, sa suite incroyablement forte parle de ses compétences comme un commerçant plutôt que comme un communicateur. Partisans et copieurs devraient savoir que bien que l'anglais n'est pas sa langue maternelle il répond aux questions et commentaires afin qu'ils ne doivent pas laisser la barrière de la langue est un obstacle à la communication avec lui.

Ce commerçant qui emploie un peu de stratégie risque moyen, continue d'allouer une énorme partie de son portefeuille, dans cette affaire 94,8 % pour la paire EUR/USD au cours des derniers six mois, avec un total de retour de 4,1 %. En examinant ce P & L commerçant, vous pouvez voir clairement la courbe de tendance à la hausse, qui montre un gain de 54.25 %. Du gourou Babczyk autres devises sont en EUR/JPY, GBP/USD et AUD/USD, qui ont lui ont fourni des gains de 3,8 %, 3,6 % et 2,6 %, respectivement. Avec un P & L de 94,3 % au cours des six derniers mois, il a exécuté plus de 300 métiers et a une attitude généralement baissière avec 80 % de tous les métiers de vente courts. Actuellement, ce gourou a seulement une poignée de positions ouvertes, mais un EUR/USD court est sur le point de rentabilité. Nous croyons que, étant donné le risque de bas profil de ce commerçant, qui est idéal pour les tendances à long terme et la stabilité de ses prélèvements qui signale une cohérence de sa stratégie commerciale, que les bénéfices potentiels pour atteindre les gains de 100 % magique est élevé.

Nous avons également pris un coup de œil à un commerçant d'OpenBook relativement nouvel, Teslaru20 de Roumanie qui a déjà 77 partisans et 12 copieurs à son crédit. Le mois dernier a été un bon, avec un bénéfice enregistré de 186 % et un rendement trimestriel de 25,6 %, produit de l'EUR/USD et l'EUR/JPY. Au cours des trois mois, presque deux-tiers du portefeuille de ce négociant a été alloué à ces paires de devises et l'USD/JPY. Le commerçant avait été relativement infructueux dans le commerce de l'USD/JPY, avec une perte enregistrée de 64,3 % sur une allocation de 1,1 %, mais semble bien conscient de ses limites et a depuis abandonné cette paire de son portefeuille de négociation. Plus de 17 % du portefeuille est alloué à l'EUR/JPY, qui a renvoyé à 11,25 % tandis que la paire EUR/USD domine le portefeuille avec une allocation de 45,8 % et un rendement de 5,7 %. Une affectation précédente de près d'un tiers du portefeuille pour le pétrole et l'or a depuis été abandonné, un signe peut-être que ce commerçant reconnaît que les produits ne sont pas sa forte malgré quelques bons retours en or. Un examen de son commerce l'histoire récente montre que ce commerçant a été exclusivement repartie à la hausse de l'Euro-Dollar depuis un mois, et aussi étroitement moniteurs événements comme ils transpirer comme une majorité des postes ont été manuellement fermés. Tout bien considéré, ce commerçant est à envisager pour votre liste de surveillance si vous cherchez un commerçant mid-risk prudent.

Dans la zone euro, la saga grecque continue à jouer, cliquet à l'incertitude. Demandes d'austérité semblent ont été respectées, mais pas à la satisfaction de certains membres de la troïka qui sont réticents à accepter l'accord de la Grèce à leur valeur nominale, compte tenu des commentaires formulés par un candidat h qui a dit qu'il chercherait à renégocier. L'Euro a inopinément tombé hier, atteignant un minimum de 3 semaines, au grand dam des taureaux de l'Euro. Guru Gavinwright a été pris du mauvais côté de plusieurs métiers, mais comme avec tout bon commerçant, il sait quand à couper ses pertes. La majorité de ses partisans reste néanmoins favorable, et ce commerçant se concentre désormais sur la récupération et métiers positives.

Aux États-Unis, le Rallye de Wall Street a frappé un ralentisseur lorsque la Fed a publié le procès-verbal de la réunion du FOMC de janvier. Marchés voulus savoir où la Fed s'élevait à l'égard des mesures de relance supplémentaires, compte tenu de l'amélioration générale des données récentes ; les minutes ont confirmé que les membres sont encore très disparates sur la nécessité. Richard Fisher, le président de la Fed de Dallas, dit QE n'était pas nécessaire et que la pensée de de3 est essentiellement un fantasme de Wall Street. Sur cette nouvelle « bonne », Wall Street fermé nettement inférieur et OpenBook commerçant ROLaterveer a obtenu la déroute il nécessaire de la goutte SPX500 de fermer un court avec un gain de 42,50 % et a marqué un autre court fermé avec un rendement de 21 % plus tôt.

Au Royaume-Uni, la Banque d'Angleterre a révisé son inflation devrait encore une fois, disant que les perspectives continuent de présenter des défis de la reprise du Royaume-Uni. Pour les investisseurs, qui a fermé tout espoir de relance plus. La Banque a récemment promis 50 milliards de livres sterling de plus dans la détente et il voudra probablement d'abord voir l'effet inflationniste. Cette nouvelle a renouvelé en faveur de la livre Sterling, qui avait été sous une certaine pression récemment sur les craintes d'une rechute imminente. Guru PPvijayakumar ont conservé la position longue sur l'EUR/GBP et fermé après l'annonce de retour 48.70 %.

Mardi, la Banque du Japon enfin put versée à la spéculation d'une intervention et fait juste que frapper que le Yen japonais est largement inférieur. Le point de non-retour pourrait être la contraction inattendue de 2,3 % au 4ème trimestre. Selon la déclaration, la Banque a l'intention de « poursuivre la détente monétaire puissant » en définissant les divers objectifs à court et à long terme de l'inflation, tenant des taux d'intérêt proches de zéro, et augmentant son atout achète par 10 billions d'yens. Guru Piethein a réussi à s'accrocher et finalement fermer deux rentables positions longues dans la suite de l'USD/JPY retour de l'intervention, avec une moyenne de 18 %.

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This week we decided to take a look at a trader who returned to OpenBook after a long hiatus. Brazilian trader negociosrc began trading again early this year and has posted a 43% profit for the week, and a one month profit of more than 2100%. With 604 followers and 202 copiers already, it is clear that he is destined to become an OpenBook favorite. Over the last month, this trader has traded exclusively in the Euro-Dollar, with 43 trades, nearly evenly split between longs and shorts, returning a profit of almost 27%. Since the trading week began, this trader has closed out 10 positions, eight of them shorts, with profits booked from a low of 1.33% all the way to 78.23%. In reviewing his trading history, this trader hasn’t had a trade go south in nearly three weeks, and it’s clear that he watches his trades carefully. Nearly all of his trades have been manually closed and given the uncertainty of the trading week with the Greek saga continuing to bewilder markets, a watchful eye would seem prudent. As of this writing, the trader has two open trades, one short and a long which is already showing an 92% return but is well off its target of 1.5056; as this trader manually closed out two trades earlier it is a near certainty that the trader is carefully watching this profitable open.

OpenBook trader peischen from France has shown steady improvement in his trading prowess; weekly profits are posted at 4%, monthly at 50%, quarterly at 61% and for the last six months, 65%. Over the past six months, this trader has allocated 53% of his portfolio to a diverse assortment of currency pairs, including USD/CHF, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, EUR/JPY, EUR/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/AUD and NZD/USD. Ironically, over the six month period, his smallest allocation, 0.1% in the USD/CHF pair, had provided the highest return of 9.7%. Conversely, the 49.5% allocation to the EUR/USD pair had provided this trader with a return of only 3.1%. Likewise, the 46.9% allocation in gold has resulted in a loss of 0.4%. In the past month, however, it would appear he has refined his gold trading strategy, as a reduced allocation to 27% has returned almost 2.3%. With 239 followers and 45 copiers, a conservative trader with a low-risk strategy such as his is also well worth a follow.

In economic news, in the Eurozone, the uncertainty took an odd turn on Monday when the Greek government was expected to meet a deadline but ignored it and then was given a new deadline of Wednesday, also ignored. The issue at hand was whether or not the Greek government, and all of the various coalition parties, agreed with the terms and conditions to the second €130 billion bailout loan. Pension reform was the sticking point but late today the Greek government announced an agreement among the parties. With a major debt payment coming due on March 20th, the Greeks were truly in no position to delay their intention much longer. In spite of the uncertainty, the Euro continued to rally with investors, who were at least certain that the Greeks would eventually concede that they are without time and options. Ahead of the ECB announcement, trader wkatsioulis, who follows quite a few gurus, had very nice returns on several of his own trades, posting a 177% and a 169% return.
In the U.S., last Friday’s unexpectedly good data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the improvement in the U.S. labor situation is not a fluke but an actual trend. The report showed 243,000 jobs created against a forecast of 150,000 and another drop in the unemployment rate to 8.3%. That improvement, however, has resulted in speculation that continued improvements may mean that the Federal Reserve’s recently reiterated commitment to ultra low and enduring interest rates may have to be reconsidered. In testimony to the U.S. Congress, on Tuesday Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke acknowledged that the U.S. economy could slow further, perhaps to 1.1% in 2014, should Bush-era tax cuts be permitted to expire. The bull rally in the U.S. equity markets has helped to give Spanish trader drangie several more opportunities to scalp the SPX500, and though primarily an indices trader a foray into the EUR/USD pair is giving this trader a positive return on the still-open short position.
The Japanese Finance Minister acknowledged that the government has surreptitiously been entering into the currency markets since the well-publicized intervention last year, in an effort to devalue the too-strong Yen. Japanese exporters have complained loudly that the safe-haven currency has made it difficult, if not nearly impossible, to compete in global markets. To that end, Japan reported a 43.9% decrease in the current account surplus, attributed to the decline in exports and an increase in energy imports needed to continue the restoration efforts following last year’s earthquake and tsunami. Trader sigavros continues to favor the JPY crosses and has been scalping gains for both the USD/JPY and the EUR/JPY regularly over the course of the week.
On Monday, the Reserve Bank of Australia surprised markets and analysts by not cutting interest rates any further. The governor of the RBA said that growth and inflation were both largely on target, thus another interest rate cut was unnecessary at this time. It was clear, though, that the RBA intends to keep a close watch on the Eurozone which could impact Australia both directly and indirectly. The Australian Dollar continues to rally against major rivals, rising earlier in the week to a 6-month peak against the U.S. Dollar following the RBA decision. Trader molla01 closed an incredible string of 16 long positions in the AUD/USD over the past day with the lowest return at 81.15%.