2022/10/26 (097) Column

Do You know?
How Describe Your Own Personal CFD Trading Account?
How About Trading A Offensive Medium-Term Dynamic One?


There is still a lot going on on US WallStreet so far in 2022.
Strong mood and/or price fluctuations are an expression of ongoing uncertainty.
It may be difficult for many colleagues to show their (potential) customers clearly defined perspectives.
Many of my colleagues are reluctant to make far-sighted forecasts for the future. Even suppress as recent analyzes it shows. Understandably, if you`re aware of all the current uncertainties (key interest rate decisions, yield cruves, exchange rates, individual commodities, individual stocks, even entire stock markets). And most, like me, do not want to estimate to what extent the self-inflicted US inflation, by Sleep Joe Biden, and his US Democrats, is affecting the us economy. How badly us inflation is biting it`s into the wallet of the us consumer, like a self-inflicted cancer. Due to the contrary, even opposite, policy initiated compared to his predecessor Donald J. Trump. Politically, Trump understood how to organize an export surplus of energy for the first time in over 40 years. Under his watch in the white house, the USA produced more energy for the first time than US taxpayers and US consumers could consume. As already written; quite the opposite of Biden’s green inflation. Which is politically wanted and also so high; like it hasn’t been for 40 years.

For market guys in particular, who while us wallstreet trading sessions mainly have an other professional activities, I always try to make it detaily clear to focus on what you, yes you, can influence. And these are – in addition to reading, analyzing and evaluating daily stock market news and other market price action relevant information – above all my 3 variables: And these are: The number of transactions; the entry price including target price and/or stop price; and the transaction’s percentage of the total portfolio. What you can do very professionally within 1 to 2 hours on every trading day, from Monday to Friday! If you want it?

I Distinguish The Number Of Transactions In
An Offensive, Proactive Or Defensive CFD Trading Account:
an offensive CFD trading account, I define with more than one transaction per day
a pro-active CFD trading account, I define with always only one transaction per day
a defensive CFD trading account, I define with less than one transaction per day

The Distance Of The Target Price & Stop Price From The Entry
I Differentiate Between Short-Term, Medium-Term And Long-Term CFD Trading Accounts:
in a short-term CFD trading account, shorter than daily charts are use
in a medium-term CFD trading account, only daily charts are use
in a long-term CFD trading account, longer than daily charts are use

The Percentage Share Of Each Individual Transaction In The Total Portfolio Assets
I Differentiate Between Conservative, Dynamic Or Speculative CFD Trading Accounts:
a conservative CFD trading account, trades every transaction with 1% share of the total portfolio asset
a dynamic CFD trading account, trades every transaction with 2% share of the total portfolio asset
a speculative CFD trading account, trades every transaction with 3% share of the total portfolio asset

Personally, I find myself as a pro-active medium-term conservative CFD trading account holder.
What you, in my technical analysis 4XsetUps, can hopefully, more or less, understand in every DEVISE 2 DAY Edition! What you don’t believe me again? Read one of the latest editions, out of the archive, on my homepage.
But let`s be more detailed and/or clear about your CFD trading account!
Do you know? How describe your own personal CFD trading account?

How About Trading A Offensive Medium-Term Dynamic One?
So let me use a few more numbers and/or letters…

Therefore, do not try to be someone else who you are not! Don’t fake yourself, don’t fake other market guys, and or don’t fake it basically. Try it, try it, and/or try it again! Until you real eye it, until every market guy around you real eye it – until you are it. Better stay honest with yourself. And don’t educate yourself to be a better financial market participant, let alone human being, than others; there is always someone else who can do something better, as well as someone else who can do something worse. Think for yourself, just for yourself, independent of all other market guys, independent of US WallStreet, how many transactions per day, per week you feel most comfortable with. Are you most comfortable with more than one transaction per day, ie an aggressive CFD trading account? Or is a pro-active CFD trading account enough for you, like me, with only one transaction per day? And if both are too much for you, how does the idea of ​​a defensive CFD trading account with less than one transaction per day feel? The advantage of an offensive CFD trading account, with more than one transaction per day, is that with a higher number of transactions, you accelerate your own personal portfolio value development. So if you have made relatively good trading decisions (buy/sell or do nothing) so far, then a higher number of transactions than before should motivate you more. To be able to make at least one trading decision (buy/sell or do nothing) on ​​every trading day.

And never again operate without a previously defined entry price including target price and stop price. And that regardless of the number of your transactions. Also, don’t change your approach just because of this article. Not immediately! First, think carefully about what you just wrote! Have you, if at all, always chosen your entry price and/or target price, but also stop price, in the chart for the short term on an intraday basis? Or was it enough for you, if at all, like me, to always choose your entry price and/or target price, but also stop price, in the medium-term chart on a daily basis? And if both time intervals were not long enough for you. How does the idea feel to continue to choose your entry price and/or target price, but also stop price, if at all, as always long-term chart? The good thing about entry prices including target prices & stop trips, on a daily basis, has the advantage of being able to trade (buy/sell or do nothing) already completed and/or upcoming financial market price developments that focus on each individual trading day. So there may be weeks where you have to learn to realize profits and/or losses every day. As well as weeks in which nothing happens – i.e. current positions that are still open in the market are still running. The bad thing about a medium-term CFD trading account goes without saying. If you can’t do anything with a CFD trading account, you have to deal with it every day from time to time. And then, within another calendar week, has nothing to do with regard to his portfolio assets, he will not be able to do anything with them. Rather, a medium-term CFD trading account, on a daily basis, is likely to get on the nerves of many. And give no pleasure.

However, the most important thing is and remains the prior definition of the percentage of each transaction in the total portfolio value. Even if many professionals strongly disagree with me. Because if you decide to trade at a conservative 1%, then you have up to 99 times the opportunity to realize losing open positions! In the case of each transaction in the amount of dynamic 2%, you have up to 49 times the opportunity to realize losing open positions! And if you decide to trade at a speculative 3%, you still have 33 times the opportunity to realize losing open positions! Take a few days and calmly think about what you have just read? You can bet that it will question your understanding, also of your previous depot management? Think about it before you fall asleep! Because a depot, like yours, has to look like a well-organized workbench: As a CFD trading account holder, you have to know at all times: What’s there? Where is it? What is it for? And or how do I deal with each individual part of my depot? How is this to be done? Right! With the help of my 3 variables, which I didn’t invent. But for the first time I put it together in such a way that the depot management of every interested market guy, including yours, is raised to a more professional level. And above all, every market guy who has to pursue another main occupation every trading day in order to secure the livelihood of his family. Just like I did back then the depot management of each individual – never heard of you before, let alone implemented it. So that you only need 1 to 2 hours on each trading day to be able to professionally follow the most important current financial market developments. If you go for a speculative 3% per transaction, like most CFD market guys I’ve been surprisingly told by the way, then you have up to 33 times the opportunity to realize losing open positions in a row! Think about it again for a moment? Right! Who will be wrong 33 times in their trading decisions (buy/sell or do nothing). And that in a row! I don’t think anyone can do that – and certainly not us! Or? So that, learning by doing if you will, sooner or later you will surely become a better and better speculative CFD trading account holder. Because, after one month, you should have a maximum of 66-69% of your portfolio value with open trading positions in the market, depending on how many trading days the current month has. Giving you up to 5 to 6 weeks, if at all, to start learning how to organize a full speculative CFD trading account in the near future! And then learning by doing! Which increases the learning effect; because it immediately reveals both positive and negative practical examples! What? Do you like that thought? Is your mouth already watering? You, yes you, see yourself as a speculative CFD trading account holder? Is that what you liked? Then visit my homepage and voluntarily decide for a new CFD trading account with a broker of your choice, such as »AdmiralMarkets«, »AvaTrade«, »Dukascopy«, »eToro«, »FxPro«, »InstaForex«, “IronFX”, “Plus500” and or “XM”.
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– My Last Thoughts About Market Price Actions

The BoJ is in focus about central banks this week, after intervening in the fx market on friday to halt further yen depreciation. Also keep an eye on the BoE next week, because the GBP is trading around historic lows and that could making a trend reversal increasingly likely – but not obviously.

However, it will be a busy week in the US with earnings reports, preliminary estimate for Q3 GDP growth, durable goods orders, and flash PMI readings taking central stage. Also, investors will closely follow central bank meetings in Euro Area, Japan, Canada, Brazil, and Russia and fresh Q3 GDP growthfigures for China, Germany, France, Spain, and South Korea. Finally, flash PMI figures for Euro Area, UK, Japan, and China should provide some insights into the economic activity in October.

And on top of that, we’re now in the most important week of the Earning Seasons. Because the companies that are disclosing their figures this week have a combined market capitalization of over 50 percent. And these are Coca-Cola, 3M, Microsoft, Alphabet and/or Visa on Tuesday. Boeing and Meta on Wednesday. McDonalds, Caterpillar, Apple, Intel and/or Amazon, on Thursday. And the oil giants Exxon & Chevorn on Friday. Therefore, full attention – what concerns both central bank information, as well as economic information, and or even just the price action. So with the newly released figures we may get a little bit of direction this week ahead of the coming days and weeks leading up to the end of 2022.

That is the advantage of my, of ours DEVISE 2 DAY Affiliate Financial Market Online Newspaper – and my truly holistic approach, which tries to summarize as many aspects as possible regarding the financial market price actions in such a way that every reader – yes, you too – can not only understand it. No! So that you can also trade with the help of the 4XSetUps if you want…
Russian Stocks Edge Lower
The ruble-based MOEC Russia index closed 0.4% lower at 2,120 on Wednesday, halting a four-session rally and easing from the one-month high hit yesterday. Investors continued to focus on corporate results and dividend announcements for blue-chips traded in Moscow, as existing sanctions have isolated Russia’s economy from the international community and the deteriorating geopolitical and macroeconomic backdrop has little effect on Russian equities. Among the heavyweights, investors await dividend announcements for Rosneft and Lukoil. Miners were among the main losers of the session, with Norilsk Nickel dropping more than 2.5%. On themacroeconomic data front, investors awaited production data to be released shortly after the closing bell.

FTSE 100 Closes in Green
London equities recovered from a muted start to finish 
Wednesday’s session higher, with the benchmark FTSE 100 crossing above the 7,000 mark, driven by gains among materials and healthcare stocks. Still, investors refrained from opening significant positions ahead of a slew of earnings reports and Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting, at which policymakers are widely expected to raise rates by 75 bps. Antofagasta and Fresnillo were among the biggest gainers on the index, up 7% and 4%, respectively. Conversely, WPP fell almost 1% after the group tempered its expectations for operating margin growth.

European Stocks Extend Gains for 3rd Day
European equity markets extended gains into a third session on Wednesday, with both the German DAX and the benchmark Stoxx 600 rising almost 1% to 6-week highs, led by gains in mining stocks following a slew of strong earning reports. Meanwhile, investors await the ECB monetary policy decision due tomorrow, with officials expected to raise interest rates by 75 bps and to guide markets on its path towards quantitative tightening in a bid to bring down inflation, despite heightened recession risks. On the corporate front, results from Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Mercedes-Benz offered investors support but Heineken and ASMI missed forecasts.

Dollar Index Hits Five-Week Low
The dollar index weakened below the 110 mark, a level not seen in five weeks, on speculation that the Federal Reserve would slow the pace of interest rate hikes later this year amid mounting evidence of a sharp economic slowdown. Adding to expectations of a possible pivot was the Bank of Canada’s decision to curb the pace of rate increases, and to deliver a smaller-than-expected 50 bps rate hike. Aside from the policy side, soft US economic data signaled that stubbornly high inflation and tighter financial conditions are already impacting the world’s largest economy. This dollar’s weakness was seen across the board, with some of the most pronounced selling activity against currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars. The greenback also came under heavy selling pressure against the Chinese yuan amid reports of government intervention in currency markets.