"Not a good day, a great day" as said by one of the members of the live room this morning. And you know what I can't disagree. I had a slight feeling that today would be a little different when a lot of members seemed very excited during the pre-session chat. I tend to open the room about 15mins early everyday and I usually get the normal round of "good mornings" and "how are you doings" but today people just seemed a little more fired up.  We first started the session by reviewing a few of the trades that I was in. Although the EURUSD trade (that I probably jinxed by writing a post about it lol) failed, our EURJPY was still rolling strong and I personally had a USDCAD position that was kicking tail.  Soon after a few traders in the room identified an excellent setup on the AUDUSD (that I'll go over later in a Chart Talk Post). I also found a pretty nice structure based trade on the GBPUSD that (as you can tell by the chart above) just skyrocketed soon after we entered. Other than a low risk trade taken at the closing of the session that was basically it for the day. So the question is what made today so great?  Well, today was great because everybody was on the ball. Whether it was identifying awesome setups on AUDUSD and NZDUSD that ended up being winners or whether it was just proving that they had an understanding of market structure and harmonics, it was just a great atmosphere and it felt really good to be a trader.  It just seemed like we were one big market killing machine....
Nuno Leitão
2/16/2012 05:15:45 am

[ "It just seemed like we were one big market killing machine...." ]

We are!!! :) today i couln't make it to the room, it seems i lost a " great day". No problem more will come :D

Cya tomorow!!!

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Lax
2/16/2012 08:28:11 pm

It's amazing how much confidence it gives you being in a live room with fellow traders, all thinking the same. Doing a marvelous job akil

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Akil
2/17/2012 01:02:11 am

Thanks guys. And trust me I enjoy being in this room just as much as you guys. We all watch a lot of different pairs so we get to act as each others eyes

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