10.4 A Complete System

[Jollyroger]

Bob:
Two word comment on 10.6......WOW! and THANKS!
Roger

[taipan]

Thank you Nanningbob for the system, really appreciated.

[eevra]

Hi Bob. Thanks for 10.6 Test. I have been experimenting all your versions in Indian market.Does fr8.Shall post my comments once I get to regular trade. Many thanks

[nanningbob]

Here is my first trade for this week. aud/jpy It is just below the 240 and below the DP I will try to enter when it breaks the 100 line. TP target 90 pips SL set other side of 240 line almost 4:1 trade ratio set.

[nanningbob]

Having trouble posting pics this morning but also usd/jpy buy is in at the DP. Going to school now bye.

[nanningbob]

You could wipe out an account in a matter of hours back then

Still can today!

Well the hours were faster back then.

[nanningbob]

Be on the lookout for Portugal news this fall. When it happens get ready to load up on Euro sells. Here is a snippett from John Maudin's newsletter:

After Cyprus, it is now apparent that the EU and the ECB are perfectly willing to see large depositors and subordinated bondholders of banks take rather large haircuts rather than assume a mutual liability. If the same principles are applied to Portuguese banks as were applied to those of Cyprus, it would make a bad financial situation in Portugal even more desperate. And yet if the ECB bails out Portuguese banks under some legal fiction, Cyprus would have a real justification for possible lawsuits. There are simply no good or easy solutions for Portugal without someone incurring a great deal of pain. But a Portuguese banking crisis would mean a run on Italian and Spanish banks. It is really that simple.

Everyone was told, and the market obviously believes, that Greece was "one-off" and that no other country would need to take a haircut on its debt. If Portugal does, then the contagion factor that Europe was worried about with Greece will really come into play. If Germany and the other core countries allow Portugal to default in some manner, what does that say about their willingness to fund even larger sums for Italy and Spain? What will France do? Will it support further austerity for Portugal, or will the French argue for generalized European taxpayer support of Portugal (thereby implying that France should be able to access the same funding at some point in the future)?

[pg2205]

Hi Bob, just mind blowing what you produce and your results are just outstanding. You're such a genuine trader and I hope one day I can emulate your success and also share/mentor like you do!

[art]

Bob I echo the thoughts of others, bank holiday in uk today, so I am having glee, will be back in London tomorrow looking forward to trying your new strategy, I will also be donating some money to your cause, cheers.

[Nicastro]

Hi,

Some time ago Nanningbob supplied us with a Currency Pair Volatility list in both a PD format and in an excel spread sheet.
I can no longer locate either. Can anyone oblige by uploading a copy of both or either?
Thanks in anticipation