-weekend-
No Signal till monday.
thx
-goldsignal-

GBP/USD 27.04.07 - 1:53 GMT
Buy If it reaches 19933
Take Profit 19953
Stop Loss 19903
expired - 5PM GMT
status - PROFIT-

GBP/USD 04:35 GMT
it will still go down to at least 19880 but i'm not quite sure
try locking/hedge the position.
sell 19910 - SL 19930 TP 19880/greater.
this one needs some attention,use hedging system(If you're not sure) / Averaging you if hit the SL
Status - Canceled-

please be patient , theres no signal available yet.
01.07 GMT

26.04.07

GMT 07.10
Sell GBP/USD If it reaches 20055
TP : 20035/Greater
SL :20075/Greater
Expired-09.10 GMT

Status - PROFIT-

Thursday

GBP/USD
Sell if it reaches 20005 -
Take Profit : 19985/greater
Stop Loss : 20025/Greater

- No trade-

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