Sorry everyone as I am posting these levels a bit later than usual.  I went to a classic motorcycle show this morning and couldn't tear myself away from all the amazing toys on display!

Before we get started, please note…

I have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating as I am constantly receiving emails about this.  The TPU(Turning Point Up) and TPD(Turning Point Down) numbers I post each week are not a part of a system I teach.  They are merely a tool to help you fine-tune your entries and exits.  For example, say your system called for a buy in the USD/JPY and the trade was going really well and you were up 40 pips.  You would probably be wondering how far you could ride the trade up before you would have to exit.   In this example, what you could do is look at my TPD numbers to see if one is nearby. If it is you could try to ride the trade close to that level.  The important thing to remember is that when the market gets near my numbers the market is likely to have a reaction in the opposite direction.  I will shortly make  a video to explain this better.

“What Happens When A Professional Forex Trader And A Computer Engineer Team Up To Produce The Most Powerful Forex Trading Robot Ever?"

For more info click here:

 USD/JPY

TPD3 117.50
TPD2 114.71
TPD1 111.35
============
TPU1 107.59
TPU2 104.40
TPU3  101.00

LT = Up
IT =  Up
ST = Up

USD/CHF

TPD3 1.1500
TPD2 1.1277
TPD1 1.1104
============
TPU1 1.0720
TPU2 1.0500
TPU3 1.0241

LT = Up
IT =  Up
ST = Up

Until next week…

Peace & Prosperity

Jeff Wilde

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www.fastforexprofits.com

www.win-at-trading.com

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Disclaimer: This web site, it's content and it's product offered is not intended to provide investment, tax, or legal advice. This web site and its information is provided for guidance and information purposes only.

The bottom-line is that all forms of trading are risky so please proceed with extreme caution.

The upward trend in the US based currencies that we follow continued last week.   There were some great trading opportunities as the market had great momentum and follow through.  I just received this email from a trader last night:

"Hi Jeff,
I have been signed up for your TPD Forecast for only one week and am amazed how accurate it is.  Today your figures made me over 50 pips profit on the GPD/USD !
Thank you so much- you are a genius.
Best Wishes
David"

Now please keep in mind this newsletter is not providing you with a system, but as I have mentioned many times in the past it is just a tool to offer you possible entry and exit areas.  It is meant to help and compliment whatever system you are using.  The above trader simply implemented my free weekly information into his own analysis.

I have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating as I am constantly receiving emails about this.  The TPU(Turning Point Up) and TPD(Turning Point Down) numbers I post each week are not a part of a system I teach.  They are merely a tool to help you fine-tune your entries and exits.  For example, say your system called for a buy in the USD/JPY and the trade was going really well and you were up 40 pips.  You would probably be wondering how far you could ride the trade up before you would have to exit.   In this example, what you could do is look at my TPD numbers to see if one is nearby. If it is you could try to ride the trade close to that level.  The important thing to remember is that when the market gets near my numbers the market is likely to have a reaction in the opposite direction.  I will shortly make  a video to explain this better.

“What Happens When A Professional Forex Trader And A Computer Engineer Team Up To Produce The Most Powerful Forex Trading Robot Ever?"

For more info click here:

 USD/JPY

TPD3 117.50
TPD2 114.71
TPD1 111.35
============
TPU1 107.59
TPU2 104.40
TPU3  101.00

LT = Up
IT =  Up
ST = Up

USD/CHF

TPD3 1.1500
TPD2 1.1277
TPD1 1.1104
============
TPU1 1.0720
TPU2 1.0500
TPU3 1.0241

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Up

Until next week…

Peace & Prosperity

Jeff Wilde

============================================================

www.fastforexprofits.com

www.win-at-trading.com

============================================================

Disclaimer: This web site, it's content and it's product offered is not intended to provide investment, tax, or legal advice. This web site and its information is provided for guidance and information purposes only.

The bottom-line is that all forms of trading are risky so please proceed with extreme caution.

Tip #4  You must have 100% BELIEF in your system and more IMPORTANTLY…  You must have 100% BELIEF in yourself and your ability to trade the system to its fullest potential.

Tip #5  You must be able to come back the next day after a big loss.  Brett says that one of his big secrets is to get right back in the game after a loss and that too many novices take sometimes weeks to recuperate from a bad day.  Inevitably the best trades happen when they are still "licking their wounds".

Tip #7   Have a computer that is dedicated for trading only. The computers Brett uses to trade on a daily basis are what earn him his living.  For this reason he never answers emails or downloads any files on them.  This way he is going to avoid the possibility of picking up a virus that could shut down his PC at the worst possible time.  The bottom-line is you don't want your PC to shut down while in a trade. It could prove disastrous especially if it is a losing position.

Tip #9  Stay away from the markets a few hours before and 1 hour after a big economic report like the non farm pay roll.  He says that while it is tempting to make a trade during this time due to the big price movements, it is too much like gambling because the markets are highly volatile and unpredictable and can "slingshot" back and forth.  He also said he would much rather make his money on slow and boring trades as they are way more predictable.

You may not think these tips are that big of a deal, but I have seen his account statements and he wins 85% of his trades.  For that reason I would really take this advice to heart.

I have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating as I am constantly receiving emails about this.  The TPU(Turning Point Up) and TPD(Turning Point Down) numbers I post each week are not a part of a system I teach.  They are merely a tool to help you fine-tune your entries and exits.  For example, say your system called for a buy in the USD/JPY and the trade was going really well and you were up 40 pips.  You would probably be wondering how far you could ride the trade up before you would have to exit.   In this example, what you could do is look at my TPD numbers to see if one is nearby. If it is you could try to ride the trade close to that level.  The important thing to remember is that when the market gets near my numbers the market is likely to have a reaction in the opposite direction.  I will shortly make  a video to explain this better.

 USD/JPY

TPD3 117.50
TPD2 114.71
TPD1 111.35
============
TPU1 107.59
TPU2 104.40
TPU3  101.00

LT = Up
IT =  Up
ST = Up

USD/CHF

TPD3 1.1277
TPD2 1.1104
TPD1 1.0904
============
TPU1 1.0625
TPU2 1.0405
TPU3 1.0241

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Up

Until next week…

Peace & Prosperity

Jeff Wilde

============================================================

www.fastforexprofits.com

www.win-at-trading.com

============================================================

Disclaimer: This web site, it's content and it's product offered is not intended to provide investment, tax, or legal advice. This web site and its information is provided for guidance and information purposes only.

The bottom-line is that all forms of trading are risky so please proceed with extreme caution.

Tip #4  You must have 100% BELIEF in your system and more IMPORTANTLY…  You must have 100% BELIEF in yourself and your ability to trade the system to its fullest potential.

Tip #5  You must be able to come back the next day after a big loss.  Brett says that one of his big secrets is to get right back in the game after a loss and that too many novices take sometimes weeks to recuperate from a bad day.  Inevitably the best trades happen when they are still "licking their wounds".

Tip #7   Have a computer that is dedicated for trading only. The computers Brett uses to trade on a daily basis are what earn him his living.  For this reason he never answers emails or downloads any files on them.  This way he is going to avoid the possibility of picking up a virus that could shut down his PC at the worst possible time.  The bottom-line is you don't want your PC to shut down while in a trade. It could prove disastrous especially if it is a losing position.

Tip #9  Stay away from the markets a few hours before and 1 hour after a big economic report like the non farm pay roll.  He says that while it is tempting to make a trade during this time due to the big price movements, it is too much like gambling because the markets are highly volatile and unpredictable and can "slingshot" back and forth.  He also said he would much rather make his money on slow and boring trades as they are way more predictable.

You may not think these tips are that big of a deal, but I have seen his account statements and he wins 85% of his trades.  For that reason I would really take this advice to heart.

I have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating as I am constantly receiving emails about this.  The TPU(Turning Point Up) and TPD(Turning Point Down) numbers I post each week are not a part of a system I teach.  They are merely a tool to help you fine-tune your entries and exits.  For example, say your system called for a buy in the USD/JPY and the trade was going really well and you were up 40 pips.  You would probably be wondering how far you could ride the trade up before you would have to exit.   In this example, what you could do is look at my TPD numbers to see if one is nearby. If it is you could try to ride the trade close to that level.  The important thing to remember is that when the market gets near my numbers the market is likely to have a reaction in the opposite direction.  I will shortly make  a video to explain this better.

 USD/JPY

TPD3 114.71
TPD2 111.45
TPD1 109.00
============
TPU1 106.00
TPU2 103.00
TPU3  101.00

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Down

USD/CHF

TPD3 1.1111
TPD2 1.0880
TPD1 1.0636
============
TPU1 1.0300
TPU2 1.0125
TPU3 0.9874

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Up

Until next week…

Peace & Prosperity

Jeff Wilde

============================================================

www.fastforexprofits.com

www.win-at-trading.com

============================================================

Disclaimer: This web site, it's content and it's product offered is not intended to provide investment, tax, or legal advice. This web site and its information is provided for guidance and information purposes only.

The bottom-line is that all forms of trading are risky so please proceed with extreme caution.

Tip #4  You must have 100% BELIEF in your system and more IMPORTANTLY…  You must have 100% BELIEF in yourself and your ability to trade the system to its fullest potential.

Tip #5  You must be able to come back the next day after a big loss.  Brett says that one of his big secrets is to get right back in the game after a loss and that too many novices take sometimes weeks to recuperate from a bad day.  Inevitably the best trades happen when they are still "licking their wounds".

Tip #7   Have a computer that is dedicated for trading only. The computers Brett uses to trade on a daily basis are what earn him his living.  For this reason he never answers emails or downloads any files on them.  This way he is going to avoid the possibility of picking up a virus that could shut down his PC at the worst possible time.  The bottom-line is you don't want your PC to shut down while in a trade. It could prove disastrous especially if it is a losing position.

There is an old trading saying that goes, "pigs get fed and hogs get slaughtered".    What I have noticed Brett do for several months now is that when he is up a fair amount for the month, he will stop trading.  For example in the past 3 weeks he was up well over 20% and could have made more but instead, he decided to take a bit of time off.  He told me he probably could have made even more if he kept trading but,  he was very happy with his performance and didn't want to do anything to jeopardize a great month.

You may not think these tips are that big of a deal, but I have seen his account statements and he wins 85% of his trades.  For that reason I would really take this advice to heart.

I have mentioned this before, but it bears repeating as I am constantly receiving emails about this.  The TPU(Turning Point Up) and TPD(Turning Point Down) numbers I post each week are not a part of a system I teach.  They are merely a tool to help you fine-tune your entries and exits.  For example, say your system called for a buy in the USD/JPY and the trade was going really well and you were up 40 pips.  You would probably be wondering how far you could ride the trade up before you would have to exit.   In this example, what you could do is look at my TPD numbers to see if one is nearby. If it is you could try to ride the trade close to that level.  The important thing to remember is that when the market gets near my numbers the market is likely to have a reaction in the opposite direction.  I will shortly make  a video to explain this better.

 USD/JPY

TPD3 114.71
TPD2 111.45
TPD1 109.00
============
TPU1 105.67
TPU2 102.62
TPU3  100.00

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Up

USD/CHF

TPD3 1.1111
TPD2 1.0880
TPD1 1.0428
============
TPU1 1.0183
TPU2 0.9865
TPU3 0.9630

LT = Down
IT =  Up
ST = Up

Until next week…

Peace & Prosperity

Jeff Wilde

============================================================

www.fastforexprofits.com

www.win-at-trading.com

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