JUST CAME IN:
On June 23rd, 2016 Britain will hold a referendum to decide whether to leave or remain in the European Union. On this occasion currencies in relation to all European countries will fluctuate. In the meantime there will be a reduction of liquidity for relevant currencies and CFDs.
# Forex Currency Pair : EURUSD, EURAUD, EURGBP, EURCHF, EURJPY, EURNZD, EURCAD, EURDKK, EURHUF, EURNOK, EURSEK, EURPLN, EURSGD, EURTRY, GBPUSD, GBPAUD, GBPCHF, GBPCAD, GBPJPY, GBPNZD.

NEWS THIS WEEK

15th ;  1. US FOMC INTEREST RATE.                                                                              7:00 pm
           2. NZ QUARTERLY GDP.                                                                                       11:45 pm

16th;    1. AUSTRALIAN EMPLOYMENT CHANGE.                                                      2:30 am
             2. UK RETAIL SELL                                                                                               9:30 am
             3. UK BOE INTEREST                                                                                          12:00 pm
             4. US CPI m/m                                                                                                          1:30 pm

17th       1. CAD CORE CPI m/m                                                                                          1:30 am

we have 7 news this week, trading the news is not advisable, as you can loose more than you contracted for, but you can use technical regions to improve your trades during high volatility moments in the market. We trade the news using 3 methods, two are retracement methods while the last uses technical analysis to trigger prior to release time,with a very low contract which at most 35 pips is our target.
Do not trade the news if you do not know what you are doing.
 The news above have the ability to move the market 50 pips withing 30 min if the right value is gotten. 

The British Pound may look past May’s UK CPI figures as another round of polls shows growing support for “Brexit” ahead of a pivotal referendum vote next week.

Next focus is on US Dollar retail sales. A bleak result may bolster speculation on a dovish posture at this week’s FOMC meeting and weigh on the US Dollar.
However, May’s dismal US jobs data has already triggered a sharp dovish shift in Fed policy bets. This may make for limited follow-through on a soft retail sales print as investors wait for Janet Yellen and company to confirm their suspicions later in the week.

our entry for yesterday...... we have up to 75, 55, 50, and 45 pips floating now... making 225 pips already .... so lovely guys....

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