This chart was taken from one of my 'live' forex trading account. From this chart, as you can see, I've took a trade on long for pair currency EUR/USD on Nov. 25.

Do you think its hit the target?

Fyi, this is my 6th trade on this trading day alone. Which 1 mini lot each.

Look, how simple my chart is... with just couples of EMAs, SnR and TL (both are automatic)... and also a simple fibonacci practise. THATS ALL! NO fancy mancy..!!!

If you're interest with my Chart setting, dont hesitate... drop me an email.. I'll share it with my generousity... I wont sell it, but, if you could... you can send me a donation thru my paypal ; agen_millerbiz@yahoo.com and its up to you for the amount. ( range is between $1-$30)...

Dont worry, it is very simple... I'm now trade anytime without doubt... seriously!

Good Luck All.. and happy trading.

Nubiz a.k.a Trader Bingai.

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