|
Blogging can be tedious but trading is not. |
|
|
|
|
Tuesday, 16 September 2008 |
|
If you have been visiting FX Operator, you should know that I started this blog back in November 2006 just to share my thoughts and trading ideas as I learn through my forex journey. I also created some basic strategies to share with many on the Internet such as the AHAL. In fact, this idea actually evolved into many different types of similar strategies using the Asian High and Asian Low as the break out price. Trading the currency market has also made me stronger in terms of discipline and awareness. Along the way I also made many trader-friends on the Internet and offline as well.
Past few months, I have shared some simple technical analysis on Euro-Yen and Pound-Dollar which I have been trading since earlier last year. Actually, out of so many currency pairs, these are the two I trade most. As the only blogger on this site, it is not possible to post all currency pairs technical analysis although I love to do so. Sometimes, I realized that I'm not much of a blogger and probably it becomes a responsibility to update the charts online to many silent readers on a daily basis (I know some of you are regulars as according to the web statistics ). While trading requires continuous technical analysis, but it is not possible to update them on the Internet that frequently. I kept many sheets offline but did not update them because if you know, these things can be tedious. Frankly, I even tempted to invite ghost writers to write articles for me but I rejected that idea because I prefer to write what I feel is appropriate about Forex trading. So for now, I will just continue to trade the currency market and blog as when I find something useful to share. I hope you have been enjoying the technical analysis I have posted so far as well and thank you for your support to FX Operator. Much apologies for unable to update on a daily basis. FX Operator now supports RSS syndication in HTML format. Please click here to subscribe with Feedburner and receive all new articles and analysis via email. If you prefer not to have feedburner feeds, you may also subscribe FX Operator RSS.
|