Trader-Mick

CYPHER SAYS BUY IN NZDUSD

Long
Trader-Mick Updated   
FX:NZDUSD   New Zealand Dollar / U.S. Dollar
Although we have a weak consolidation zone marked in triangle has given us a clue thats the zone where the demand is, where we would meet the buyers again possibly. The key thing to understand the zone is that, count the bars or lets say the time it spend around the zone, the less the time it spends the more potential it becomes. To confirm the demand trading, I have got the cypher pattern which completed pretty much accurately in the zone. I would not mind buying at CMP, but the 38.2% TP is not looking good, maybe we could use a more better exit strategy, Maybe the 2nd target.

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2) What is my risk of ruin based on my capital at risk?
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4) How will I exit with a profit? A price target or trailing stop?
5) At what price will I know that I was wrong? Where is my stop loss based on the position size?
6) Will I be able to admit I was wrong and exit the trade if my stop is hit, or will my ego make me hold and hope?
7) Is the risk small enough that I can emotionally handle the loss without blaming the market?
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Trade closed: target reached

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