EUR/USD Beginner Level trading

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago

I took some long trades. I was stopped out of the first set of long trades because i placed a tight stop, I got in again and was able to breakeven. I am done with London trading I will be back during New York

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago

Just went long on EUR/USD with entry at 1.1457 and SL at 1.1453. TP target is 1.1550 where a sizeable EUR/USD option expiry sits.

The reason for taking this trade is because price rejected at the lower Asian range (yellow box).

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Just went long on EUR/USD with entry at 1.1457 and SL at 1.1453. TP target is 1.1550 where a sizeable EUR/USD option expiry sits.

The reason for taking this trade is because price rejected at the lower Asian range (yellow box).

I have closed that trade because the technical were not looking good, price rejected at a previous day's London session high & was going down instead so I closed it for a small loss. I am still within my daily loss limit so I have switched bias to short.

I have now taken a short entry at 1.1459 with 8 pip SL at 1.1463. TP target is now 1.1350

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Holy cow! I got stopped out and price started falling in my intended direction. Let me check my equity, I might get in again

I just marked out my levels on Eurusd looking for sells from 1.14536 to 1.14599 it's going to be a conservative entry meaning I won't just take it at the 1hr order block level I will go down to the 5 min for more confirmation before taking the trade

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - asuquokelvin

I just marked out my levels on Eurusd looking for sells from 1.14536 to 1.14599 it's going to be a conservative entry meaning I won't just take it at the 1hr order block level I will go down to the 5 min for more confirmation before taking the trade

Me I have gone short again at 1.1456 with a 12 pip stop at 1.1468. This will be my last EUR/USD trade for the day, I already recorded two losses. New York session is also starting in 45 minutes, I don't trust that NY session it likes to reverse London. So, once NY starts I will secure some profit if I am still in the trade by then

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@asuquokelvin - 1 month ago
Quoted - asuquokelvin

I have recorded 1 loss alone so now I want to wait for NY session liquidity sweep around that level I marked up (1.14633) if it sweeps and breaks down I will sell but if it doesn't I will allow it and trade gold for the day

EURUSD has started reversing to 1.14633 level as anticipated but I don't want that reversal yet I want it to reverse during newyork session proper so it won't invalidate my gold setup since they move together.

Quoted - yokoyi

After I exited my trades the price now fell

Sometimes EUR/USD behaves as if it is being manipulated some things just don't make sense😂

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@karbin - 1 month ago
Quoted - brenda_lesotho

Sometimes EUR/USD behaves as if it is being manipulated some things just don't make sense😂

https://www.mytradingland.com/news/ecbs-lagarde-central-bank-must-remain-agile-on-fafae3

This was the scheduled high impact news today for Euro.

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - brenda_lesotho

Sometimes EUR/USD behaves as if it is being manipulated some things just don't make sense😂

And I was short with 4 positions, EUR/USD makes it hard to add to your winning trades especially if your account balance is not fat. It will just put you at risk of a margin call

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@karbin - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

After I exited my trades the price now fell

Frankfurt is still the high of the day.

I had a buy on Franky open (first 15M of Franky was bullish at the Asian low), buy stopped myself out on the double test, because I was really not confident on the buy side, but still took the buy trigger.

My second trade was fade the Frankfurt on London open. I sold after the first 15M of London. I closed it for 7 pips.

I did not take any trade after that, I don't trade EU after that hour. But today is a choppy day for a Monday. Mondays are usually trending on EU.

By the way, tomorrow is the PMI day. Remember the playbook.

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@patrader - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

Yes the PMI playbook is that price will push to the nearest hourly high/low

Yes,
Don't try to be a buyer at highs thinking it's a strong trend it may go to the nearest low and same with the highs.

I have a feeling we are going to put a weekly bottom in EU in this week. Then later head for the move till 1.25.

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@patrader - 1 month ago
Quoted - brenda_lesotho

Sometimes EUR/USD behaves as if it is being manipulated some things just don't make sense😂

The high or low formed at 7 am london time or frankfurt bar are formidable.

But you need to have a proper stop to prevent not getting stopped out. From my experience best locations are hourly high lows with atleast 8 pips stop. Once the trade moves in your favor move stop down or up.

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@yokoyi - 1 month ago
Quoted - yokoyi

After I exited my trades the price now fell

EUR/USD Post Mortem Exercise for 22-06-2026

Trade 1:

Trade 1 was a sell trade but I still got stopped out because my SL was not far enough.

Trade 2:

Trade 2 was where I messed up because I actually saw price reject at a previous London session high, but I stubbornly went short instead of buying. I regretted it instantly.

Trade 3:

Trade 3 was taken when the New York session was approaching, I planned to close it once the NY session started by 1 pm but the profit was too small so I chose to leave it open, I regretted it instantly again.

Trade 4:

Bruised from 3 previous losses I waited for the downward trend to pick momentum before taking another short targeting TP at the hourly low. This was the only successful EUR/USD trade for the day as I got 8 pips.

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