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the ones that I go for. So yeah guys anyways I'll see you in
would only trade a certain pair. Uh but personally when I
personally I would look for the best correlated pairs and then
am I going to buy whatever it is I don't I don't want to over
this I only really look for a few pairs and then in today I
have to decide at that point which am I going to sell which
fundamentals at the time as well but let's take these two
has the more dominant backed currency and especially for EU
decide which is the best for that day. So as you know when
find because USD is more the more dominant pair. Each pair
just trade that. So yeah guys definitely always consider this
percentage points so I would rather I'd much rather not take
loss if I do it across the board can turn into a a few
see more free flow markets in other types of pairs. They're
simultaneously come to the point their point of interest I
to sell. So we can see that Euro GVP is going to be down
and you look at which is which is down trending. In this case
so let's just take an example. You've got EU and GU. You're
as well for if it's AUD and NZD you look at AD NZD as the pair
are both coming up. So what do you do? Do you sell the Euro or
comes to actually trading them pairs if a few of them
pair will be the better pair to trade for that day. Uh due to
of indexes as well so DXY is the index of the USD pair. Um
classes. We need to look at different currency pairs sort
pairs that I've got in in mind points of interest
it comes to my Sunday markup sessions I always send in a few
very very well especially when you've got correlations that
work across the board. See we need to look at different asset
this logic to the high time frames as well and this works
it's so much weaker in that day. Now you can also apply
and GU, it's usually the the dollar depending on
potentially have got two good cells but EU is going to
provide you a much better sell because it drops faster because
as an example. If you were to sell both of them, okay,
trade GU. But I mean I used to be one of them as well where I
before you're entering. It's something not many people do
because they're always fixated are I only trade EU or I only
that loss of course you can gain as much as well but
other one might fail as well. What can I do about this? Right
you've got a few pairs on your watch list might be G, GU, EJ,
both pairs, this is what you're going to find. You're going to
sell. The reason for that is because look if we're expecting
pound buys. Cos as the pound buys are inversely correlated.
the Euro Euro GVP to go down what does that mean? Euro sells
trending. What does that mean? That means that we choose EU to
fundamentally backed and everything. Um but when it
expose myself in the market because a simple a simple 0. 5%
a great skill to add to your arsenal when deciding which
so in this situation I would sell EU. Now this is definitely
country currency is it either Euro or the pound now one way
because we're we're trying to sell EU or GU we need to look
look at Euro GBP to compare the both of them this goes the same
we expect EU and GU to drop. Now what we need to look for
USD movement. So, this can be over risky. So, imagine one day
So Euro GB it sells off Now, if you look at the price action of
both trying to sell them and the their points of interest
not sure whether to enter one or both of them. The answer. Uh
potentially both hit stop loss if they fail. For example, if
in today EG we find a valid entry for it to go down for it
for the pair that can sell the most so which is the weak
of solving this is especially if this is intraday as well you
both pairs are following the same general bias, they could
the pounds? Now both pairs are valid entry points but you're
we are looking for sells. So we expect USD to rise right? So as
the DX so you can look at the DXY chart as well. As DXY rises
get used to it. Um so yeah just going to dive straight into it.
bit of a handful but it's honestly quite easy once you
Yes guys welcome to the next lesson. Um so we're going to be
potentially if one of them points of interest fails the
also correlate in the same direction as well then
a few others. But if you're going for the same pairs
So when trying to choose your pairs you must not over expose
looking at currency correlation divergence. Uh it sounds like a
you are selling both EU and GU, both pairs are very reliant on
plan because you know because of these main two reasons. If
the next video and take care.
yourself in the market by going for too many similar pairs at
the same time. Now this is this is quite key in risk management
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