It’s a simple book, but its great for you to get a copy of this and read it before embarking your journey in trading foreign exchange.
I’ve actually placed it on our own ftp and share it. Enjoy
Wishing all my US readers and friends a Happy Thanks Giving 2007.
Enjoy your holiday and turkey! 
The steps are relatively easy, and you should read this from Alan as he share his experience with opening a Managed Account from GalleonFX. The thing to worry and definitely note about is the percentage, and the terms and conditions in the POA (Power of Attorney) for most of the managed accounts, in this case was skipped since you’re signing up directly from Galleon.
If you don’t know what is a Managed Account, here’s a definition from Investorwords,
An account for which the holder gives his/her broker or someone else the authority to buy and sell securities, either absolutely or subject to certain restrictions. also called controlled account or discretionary account.
Meaning someone will be managing the account for you with your permissions with some conditions set prior to your agreement with the trading firm or trader.
If you think a forex managed account can not help you, do not give up your dream of getting what you wish to. There are virtually thousands of debt relief options that can get you a handsome enough amount to combine all your small loans into one consolidated loan. This way you can get into control without the help of any loan officer to get a debt which is far more easily manageable. The same technique works well for deciding upon the best remortgages. Even for those who work at home, managing the task is very convenient via online means.
Now we’ve mentioned about Galleon Managed Forex services and their ludicrous $1,000 minimum managed account.
Here’s a pal’s experience with Galleon,
I just logged into my FXCM account to check up on how GalleonFX is managing my account, and to my dismay all the profits gained have been given back to the market. What can I say, I am naturally disappointed and I must admit I lost a bit of my initial fervor about GalleonFX. I kept a close eye on the opened positions in my test $1,100 account. At one point my account was up as high as $1500, but now as I speak it’s down to $1131! Right now I am sitting on a -$101 floating P/L (profit/loss). So, what is my opionion on this as far as why the crappy performance. Well, ever since I opened my account I noticed that while galleonfx give some pretty good entry signals, it really sucks at exiting out of profitable positions. I suppose their thinking (the programmers behind the automated trading sytem) is to avoid cutting a winning trade short, but what often happens is that a trade that is let’s say $200 in profit more than often ends up being a mediocre $23 or so gain, or even worse, a loss! I am not a forex expert by any means but I get the impression that galleonfx is running some sort of hedge and taking profits as a certain volatility level is reached which triggers the system to exit out of the trades if they are in profit. Perhaps those of you more knowledgeable can enlighten me.
The month is not over so I guess I still have a chance to end up with a mediocre profit- who knows! The only conclusion that I guess I can draw is that it might not be advisable to open an account with GalleonFX with just $1000 as they are currently offering (offer ends at the end of the month). Given the volatility that I’ve observed having such a small account size might not be a good idea.
Just my two cents. Hope to hear your opinion.
Cheers.
You’d want a minimum size of $10,000 for a managed account (and that’s not really even a huge sum as compared to some MAs that I know of). I wouldn’t be able to comment on how Galleon is managing since I’m not with them, but it’s good to know where they are at at this point.
Do you sleep Clarence? 
TNT updates,
US Dollar Index
The major trend of the US Dollar Index is still down. On Tuesday, the index went to a high of 76.235 before settling at 76.025, which is down by 0.365 compared to the previous day. The low of the week is 75.970. Immediate resistance to the Index is 78.571 (13-Week Moving Average Line), followed by 80.00.Currently the RSI is pointing downward at 23.77, indicating that the index is still continuing moving downward, resulting in a weakening US Dollar.
General Market Commentary (November 6, 2007) by MG Financial Group:
The beleaguered dollar continues to plumb new lows across the board, hitting 2.0904 against the sterling and 1.4570 versus the euro. Sentiment for the greenback remains heavily bearish despite recent US economic not pointing towards the worst-case scenario of an imminent recession.
The latest string of upbeat reports included Q3 GDP, a robust labor market as evident in the October non-farm payrolls and yesterday’s stronger than expected non-manufacturing ISM – which suggests another 25-basis point Fed rate cut may not be forthcoming. Deterioration in the housing market and credit concerns continue to be the Achilles heel for the US currency as investor nervousness over banks’ balance sheets remain heightened. Uncertainty about the extent of further write-offs stemming from the subprime debacle will likely plague the greenback over the quarter.
The economic calendar for the Wednesday session will see Q3 productivity, labor costs, September wholesale inventories, and September consumer credit. Consensus estimates for Q3 productivity are calling for an increase to 3.0% versus 2.6% in the previous quarter. Labor costs in Q3 are estimated to slip to 1.0%, down from 1.4% from Q2. Meanwhile, consumer credit is estimated to decline to $8.3 billion in September, down from $12.2 billion a month earlier.
The euro reached another all-time high against the dollar at 1.4570 and edged closer to the 167-level versus the yen. Data releases from the Eurozone overnight saw October services PMI, which exceeded estimates to 55.8 and September producer prices, which were slightly higher than expected at 2.7% y/y and 0.4% m/m. Retail sales improved in September, albeit short of forecasts, at 0.3% versus 0.1% a month earlier and 1.6% compared with 1.0% in the previous year. However, Germany’s industrial orders in September tumbled by 2.5%, compared with a 1.2% increase from August.
EUR/USD
From the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “upward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. This week, the pair continues to be bullish as it broke higher to 1.4570, which is its historical high. Immediate weekly support is at 1.4259, followed by 1.4084, and 1.4048 which is the upper band of the upward channel. Immediate weekly resistance is at 1.4600, which is the pair’s next psychological level. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving upward at the 96% level, indicating that the pair is at an overly-bought level as it continues to move upward.
From the daily chart, on Tuesday, the price candle turns bullish again, indicating a regathering of upward momentum, as the pair reaches another historical high of 1.4570. Its immediate daily support is at 1.4453 (10-Day Moving Average Line), followed by 1.4415, 1.4392 (Upward Trend-line) and 1.4245 (40-Day Moving Average Line). The Default MACD is showing an up-trend, while the two pairs of Moving Average Lines are also indicating an up-trend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving sideway at the 80% level, indicating a possible pull-back this coming week. Only a break below 1.4392 will indicate a possible major downward retracement move.
From the hourly chart, the pair’s immediate support is at 1.4467. Any break below this level may be the first sign of weakness.
The pair is seen to be gathering its upward momentum again. Patience is needed here as we wait for any confirmation of weaknesses when the price retraces below 1.4392. The pair is definitely at a super over-bought level. However, if the pair continues to move upward, we may target 30-50 pips of profit. Its immediate price target is now 1.4600, and ultimately 1.5000.
GBP/USDFrom the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “upward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. This week the price candle’s bearishness may turned bullish as the price continues to move upward, establishing a new historical high of 2.0905. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 2.0900, which is a key psychological level. Its immediate weekly support is at 2.0570 followed by 2.0398. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving upward at the 94% level, indicating that the pair is at an overly-bought level as it continues to move upward.
From the daily chart, Tuesday’s price candle turned bullish after the pair recovers its Monday’s loss, and establishes a new historical high at 2.0905. Its immediate daily resistance is at 2.0900 while its immediate daily support is at 2.0770, followed by 2.0750 (10-Day Moving Average Line) and 2.0678. The pair’s short-term moving average lines (10 and 40-Day) are still indicating an uptrend. Both MACDs are also indicating an uptrend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving a little downward at the 81% level. Currently, the pair is still bullish. However, any attempt for the price to retrace below 2.0678 may be a first sign of weakness.
From the hourly chart, the pair’s immediate support is at 2.0848. Any break below this level may be a first sign of intra-day weakness, with next support at 2.0769.
The pair is seen to be gathering its upward momentum again. Patience is also needed here as we wait for any confirmation of weakness when the price retraces below 2.0678. The pair is definitely at a super over-bought level. However, if the pair continues to move upward, we may target 30-50 pips of profit. Its immediate price target is now 2.1000.
USD/CHF
From the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “downward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. This week’s price candle is bearish as the pair continues to break lower to 1.1448. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 1.1502, followed by 1.1642, 1.1770 (Weekly 23.6% Fibo Level), 1.1848, 1.1904 and 1.1985, while its immediate weekly support is at 1.13234. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving downward at the 10% level, indicating an overly-sold level for the pair.
From the daily chart, Tuesday’s bearish candle found a support at 1.1422. The pair’s immediate daily resistance is at 1.1562 (10-Day Moving Average Line), followed by 1.1617, and 1.1701 (40-Day Movig Average Line). The default MACD is showing a downtrend while the short-term moving average lines (10-Day and 40-Day Moving Average Lines) are also indicating that the pair is on its major “down” trend. The Daily Stochastic is seen moving sideway at the 19% level, indicating that the pair’s persist weakness.
From the hourly chart, the pair needs to break above 1.1562 in order to regather its upward momentum.
Still no sign of any price recovery ahead. Watch for the price to recover above the 1.1617 level for a bullish recovery, otherwise short the pair for small profits of 30-50 pips on intra-day rebounds.
USD/JPY
From the weekly chart, this week the pair’s bullish candle met its immediate resistance at 115.21. This may be its another attempt to crawl back to its upward channel. However, both the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines are still indicating a down-trend. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 115.21, followed by 115.61 (Weekly 38.2% Fibo Level) and 116.41.Its immediate weekly support is at 114.15, followed by 113.00 (Weekly 50% Fibo Level) and 112.58. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving downward at the 29% level.From the daily chart, Tuesday’s upward move met firm resistance at 114.88 (Daily 61.8% Fibo Level). Next daily resistance is at 115.18, followed by 116.57 (Daily 50% Fibo Level) and 117.38. Its short-term (10-Day and 40-Day) moving average lines have crossed downward again indicating a downward move. Default MACD is also indicating a downtrend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving downward at the 23% level. Need to wait for any price action to confirm today’s move.
From the hourly chart, the pair’s immediate resistance is at 114.67, with support at 114.36. Any break-up out of these two levels are trade opportunities for us.
The pair is seen to be indecisive this week. Let the price action indicates our trading plan for this pair.
EUR/JPYOn the weekly chart, this week’s candle is bullish. Its immediate weekly support is at 163.63, followed by 162.10 (the lower band of the upward channel), 160.00 and 159.57 (52-Week Moving Average Line). Its immediate weekly resistance is at 168.54 (upper band of the upward channel). Its Long MACD is showing a down-trend. Weekly Stochastic is seen crossing upward at the 68% level, indicating that the pair is once again riding on the strength of the Euro.
On the daily chart, Tuesday’s bullish move met firm resistance at 167.00. Its immediate daily support is at 165.16, followed by 164.75 (Daily 23.6% Fibo Level), 164.28 (40-Day Moving Average Line), 163.17 (89-Day Moving Average Line) and 162.05 (Daily 38.2% Fibo Level). Both MACDs are indicating an uptrend. Daily Stochastic is seen crossing upward at the 60% level, indicating that the pair may continue its upward move over the next few trading days.
On the hourly chart, the pair may pull-back down to 166.45, so as to regather its upward momentum.
We are looking to go long on this pair based possible TNT buy signals, as it continues to ride on the strength of the Euro.
TNT students, please use the updated TNT charting templates that was sent to you on November 4. Any resistance or support levels not found in the charts, please manually update them yourself as we will be sending you the next updated charting templates this coming Sunday.
The above analysis can also be used by our non-TNT students as a guide to their own trading. We welcome feedback from our non-TNT students regarding the effectiveness of this Daily TNT Market Analysis for your trading.
Have a great trading day ahead!
Cheers,
Clarence
Admin of The Forex ClubLife is for Living and NOT Working.
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Dear clients and soon to be clients,The adjustments we made back in July and August that you read about on our website have been working like magic.
Our USD Account was up about 75% in September. Then 18% in October for a total of 93% gross in just 2 months. Now, just 2 days into November my personal USD account is up nearly 5% already as I write this email. That brings us to about 98% or near 100% gross returns in just about 2 months. Not too bad.
Unlike certain stocks that may have big runs up that can not be maintained, the returns Galleon’s systems are producing come from intelligent predictive analysis not bound to the fundamentals of a particular company or stock. This means as our systems continue to get smarter, we should be able to make these kind of returns in ALL market conditions and more consistently. Don’t just take my word for it, but continue to watch and see.
Another popular questions has been. “Why the difference in returns between the USD and EUR accounts?” This is partially due to funds flowing in and out off accounts and adjusting leverage accordingly. But recently we have just found that there has actually been a discrepancy with the way FXCM has been accounting for lot sizes calculated in USDs for the EUR account rather than in Euros like you would expect. This has now been accounted for and adjustments in leverage have been increased on our EUR Account. So our USD and EUR accounts should finally end up fairly even when we report results at the end of November.
Our $1000 minimum special has been very popular with 50+ new clients in October. Those that got in and had accounts funded before the 15th are already looking at 15-20% gains in their account.
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Things are really heating up in the currency markets now days and I suspect we’re going to see a lot more movement and volatility in November with which our systems will thrive on.
We’ve got 2 more months to make this a 100% year and I’m fairly confident we can pull it off. Next year will be even better as we have lots more good news and announcements I hope to share with you later this month.
Meanwhile, get your account opened up today, add some more, or tell some friends about Galleon’s low $1000 minimum. It only takes a short time to complete the application and best of all, you can conveniently fund your account with your Credit Card
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Definition of a Managed Account with compliments from Investorwords – An account for which the holder gives his/her broker or someone else the authority to buy and sell securities, either absolutely or subject to certain restrictions. also called controlled account or discretionary account.
Free Forex Signals From Dan
We’ll be having free forex signals coming soon from Dan, our tech trader who’s currently managing some forex accounts as well. It will be a trial for 2 months for everyone before we’ll start selling it as a service. In the meantime, do stay tune and read forecasts coming from him. I promise it will be value for your money, if not we’ll scrape the idea
TNT System?
Also, as you can see I’m posting TNT forecasts from Clarence on an almost daily basis, not too sure whether when he’s selling the book, but I can see they are having a very good local response in Singapore with seminars and group sessions. We’ll have him up again real soon on another interview (perhaps?) to let us know more about his TNT and his new PIPS system.
US Dollar Index
The major trend of the US Dollar Index is still down. On Tuesday, the index went to a high of 76.98 before settling at 76.72, which is down by 0.07 compared to the previous day. The low of the week is 76.69. Immediate resistance to the Index is 78.96 (13-Week Moving Average Line), followed by 80.00.
Currently the RSI is pointing downward at 26.06%, indicating that the index is continuing moving downward, resulting in a weakening US Dollar.
General Market Commentary (October 30, 2007) by MG Financial Group:
The beleaguered Dollar found no reprieve on Tuesday, remaining mired near all-time lows versus the Euro at 1.4436, and 26-year lows against the Sterling just shy of the 2.07-level. Dragging the Greenback lower today was a report from the Conference Board revealing a dip in consumer confidence to a new 2-year low at 95.6 for October, compared with a downwardly revised 99.5 from September. The expectations index for October fell to 80.1, versus a revised 85.0 from a month earlier.
The currency market will likely consolidate in the coming session as traders take to the sidelines ahead of Wednesday’s FOMC monetary policy decision and accompanying statement. Although the Fed funds futures are fully discounting a 25-basis point rate cut to 4.50% tomorrow, the focus will be on the language used in the subsequent policy statement. Further, the Dollar may regain its footing against the majors if the Fed instead opts to leave rates unchanged at 4.75% while signaling a cut at its December meeting.
Prior to the Fed announcement, several key pieces of economic data will provide additional gauges on the state of the US economy. Growth in Q3 is estimated to fall to 3.0%, down from 3.8%. The core PCE is seen edging up to 1.5% from 1.4%, while the headline Q3 PCE is forecasted to fall to 1.5% from 4.3%. The October ADP private sector payrolls, often viewed as a proxy to the more important non-farm payrolls, are seen up slightly to 60k versus 58k. Meanwhile, the October Chicago PMI is estimated to slip to 53.0, down from 54.2.
The Sterling climbed to its highest level in 26-years against the Greenback while rallying sharply versus the Yen prompted by overnight comments from a Bank of England board member. The BoE’s Barker pondered whether conditions have changed significantly since August that would force the Bank’s hand next week. Given the recent slate of upbeat UK economic reports, we do not expect the BoE to alter its stance when it deliberates monetary policy next week.
The Euro remains buoyed near its record high versus the Dollar near the 1.4440-level. Germany’s October unemployment rate was unchanged at 8.7%, while the unemployment change was -40k, versus -30k from September. In the Wednesday session, traders will digest Germany September retail sales, Eurozone October business climate, consumer sentiment, industrial sentiment, unemployment rate and flash inflation.
EUR/USD
From the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “upward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. The week continues to be bullish as the pair broke higher to 1.4441, indicating that the major “downward” retracement is not going to happen so soon, even with the Weekly Stochastic being over-bought. Immediate weekly support is at 1.4259, followed by 1.4084, and 1.4035 which is the upper band of the upward channel. Immediate weekly resistance is at 1.4441, which is the pair’s historically high. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving upward again at the 96% level, indicating that though the pair’s upside is limited, it is still attempting to move upward.
From the daily chart, on Tuesday, the price candle reaches a high of 1.4441. Its immediate daily support is at 1.4341 (10-Day Moving Average Line), followed by 1.4280 (Upward Trend-line), and 1.4158 (40-Day Moving Average Line). The Default MACD has turned upward showing an up-trend, while the two pairs of Moving Average Lines are also indicating an up-trend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving upward at the 94% level, indicating a possible continuous upward move over the next few trading days before making another attempt to undergo its major “downward” trend.
From the hourly chart, the pair is seen drifting upward towards 1.4450.
The pair’s upside is limited. However, currently the pair is continuing to break higher, so we may go long for small profits of 30-50 pips on dips.
GBP/USD
From the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “upward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. This week the price candle is bullish as the pair continues to move higher to a record high of 2.0702, indicating that the pair’s attempt to undergo a downward move is not going to take place so soon. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 2.0702, which is its historical high. Its immediate weekly support is at 2.0600 followed by 2.0398, 2.0356 (13-Week Moving Average Line) and 2.0140. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving upward again at the 92% level, indicating a limited upside.
From the daily chart, Tuesday’s upward move of another 100+ pips is showing that the pair has much upward momentum. Its immediate daily resistance is at 2.0702 while its immediate daily support is at 2.0546, followed by 2.0529 (10-Day Moving Average Line), 2.0480 and 2.0360. The pair’s short-term moving average lines (10 and 40-Day) are still indicating an uptrend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving sideway at the 85% level, indicating that the pair maybe hesitating to move upward. We are still expecting the pair to make another attempt to undergo major downward retracement as its upside is limited.
From the hourly chart, the pair is seen drifting upward towards its historical high of 2.0702.
The pair’s upside is limited. However, there is still momentum for the pair to move higher to around 2.0750. Hence we may go long for small profits of 30-50 pips on dips.
USD/CHF
From the weekly chart, the pair is on a major “downward” move, as indicated by the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines. This week’s price candle has turned from bullish into bearish mode. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 1.1642, followed by 1.1770 (Weekly 23.6% Fibo Level), 1.1848, 1.1904 and 1.1985, while its immediate weekly support is at 1.1502. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving downward at the 10% level, indicating a possible downward move over the next few trading days.
From the daily chart, Tuesday’s bearish candle has wiped out Monday’s gain. The pair’s immediate daily support is at 1.1585, while immediate daily resistance is at 1.1666 (10-Day Moving Average Line), followed by 1.1762 (40-Day Movig Average Line) and 1.1824. The default MACD is showing a downtrend while the short-term moving average lines (10-Day and 40-Day Moving Average Lines) are still indicating that the pair is on its major “down” trend. The Daily Stochastic is seen moving downward at the 15% level, indicating the pair is undergoing a downward move over the next few trading days.
From the hourly chart, the pair is seen moving downward towards 1.1600 psychological support level.
The pair has lost its momentum to undergo its major “upward” retracement. Its immediate downward target is 1.1600, followed by 1.1550.
USD/JPY
From the weekly chart, this week began as a bullish candle with the pair moving upward 100+ pips. This may be its another attempt to crawl back to its upward channel. However, both the Long MACD and the Moving Average Lines are still indicating a down-trend. Its immediate weekly resistance is at 115.21, 115.61 (Weekly 38.2% Fibo Level) and 116.41.Its immediate weekly support is at 114.15, followed by 113.00 (Weekly 50% Fibo Level) and 112.58. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving downward at 27% level.
From the daily chart, Tuesday’s downward move did not seem to have much momentum to move downward. The pair’s immediate daily support is at 113.65, while its immediate daily resistance is at 114.70 (10-Day Moving Aerage Line), followed by 115.18 and 115.55 (40-Day Moving Average Line). Its short-term (10-Day and 40-Day) moving average lines have crossed downward again indicating a downward move. Default MACD is also indicating a downtrend. However, Daily Stochastic is seen moving upward at 58% level, indicating a possible rebound over the next few trading days before resuming its downward move.
From the hourly chart, the pair broke its intra-day resistance at 114.67 and managed to remain above this level.
The pair is seen regathering its upward momentum. It may move upward over the next few trading days before resuming its major downward move.
EUR/JPY
On the weekly chart, this week’s candle begins as a bullish candle. Its immediate weekly support is at 163.63, followed by 163.20 (13-Week Moving Average Line), followed by 161.72 (the lower band of the upward channel), 160.00 and 159.26 (52-Week Moving Average Line). Its immediate weekly resistance is at 168.36 (upper band of the upward channel). Its Long MACD is showing a down-trend. Weekly Stochastic is seen moving downward at 61% level. However, the pair may make another attempt to move upward over the next few trading days, riding on the strength of the Euro.
On the daily chart, Tuesday’s move broke higher above 165.16. Its immediate daily resistance is at 167.00, while its immediate daily support is at 165.16, followed by 164.75 (Daily 23.6% Fibo Level), 164.50 (10-Day Moving Average Line), 163.59 (40-Day Moving Average Line), 162.73 (89-Day Moving Average Line) and 162.05 (Daily 38.2% Fibo Level). Default MACD is indicating a downtrend while the Long MACD is still indicating an up-trend. Daily Stochastic is seen moving upward at the 93% level, indicating that the pair is riding on the strength of the Euro even as its daily upside is limited.
On the hourly chart, the pair continues to move upward and managed to remain above its intra-day resistance at 165.16. If the pair is able to continue to remain above 165.16, then it may move higher to 166.00 today.
The pair may rebound over the next few trading days, riding on the strength of the Euro before resuming its downward move.
TNT students, please use the updated TNT charting templates that was sent to you on October 28. Any resistance or support levels not found in the charts, please manually update them yourself as we will be sending you the next updated charting templates this coming Sunday.
The above analysis can also be used by our non-TNT students as a guide to their own trading. We welcome feedback from our non-TNT students regarding the effectiveness of this Daily TNT Market Analysis for your trading.
Have a great trading day ahead!
Cheers,
Clarence
Admin of The Forex Club
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