The London Forex Rush: Learn Forex Specialization With The London Forex Rush

What am I talking about? Ok... let me explain and please pay close
attention (your trading account's growth WILL depend on this).
I say this over and over again to my students: If you want to be a great,
successful trader then you have to acquire the "know-how" that only a
few traders have. That little "pearl of wisdom" applies just as much to
Forex trrading as it does to any other area of our lives.

There's no advantage in knowing what everybody else knows. The real
money is made by being original and different... I'll say it again:

You have to be ORIGINAL AND DIFFERENT!

Unlike many other Forex trading systems out there, LFRS is built in
such a way that its sole objective is to capitalize on a very specific and
"hidden" market occurrence (which, by the way, took a VERY long time
to find).

This market occurrence has proven to be a real money-machine and
you can see why here:

Automatic FX System Specialization

I've seen countless systems in my trading career and this is one of the
select few that is so focused, so specialized that it gives you an UN-FAIR
advantage over the rest of the trading crowd.

At the end of the day, long-term profitable Forex trading is about relying
on what others don't see or don't have.

The London Forex Rush system is probably the smartest trading system I have been exposed to in a long time, and here is why: it exploits the huge market acceleration taking place as the Tokyo session gives way to the London session. Have you ever wondered where do those 100-pip early-morning moves come from? well, that's exactly the trading volume spike happening when the London institutional traders sit at their desk every morning, and that's where the London Forex Rush system jumps along to grab those moves!

A different approach to the pound.

Opening-range breakout techniques have long been favorites of
intraday stock index traders. A similar technique can be used in the
currency market to capitalize on price moves in the British pound.

The strategy works best with the British
pound/U.S. dollar (GBP/USD) rate, the first few hours after the
Frankfurt/London market openings.

Opening-range breakout techniques have long been favorites of
intraday stock index traders. A similar technique can be used in the
currency market to capitalize on price moves in the British pound.

The "Big Ben" strategy exemplifies this
approach. It is this day-trading technique
that takes advantage of the shift from trading from one market center to another in
background information
currency trading.

The Big Ben strategy is a currency-specific trading strategy designed to capture the first direction-
an intraday move that often occurs which begins at approximately 1 a.m. ET.
Because this currency rate trades lightly outside of London
trading hours, the surge in trading every morning in the U.K.
gives it a "real" market opening, which the strategy looks to
existent during Asian trading hours. When London opens,
however, the pound/dollar accounts for nearly one-quarter of
Trading Day. The pound/dollar currency pair barely trades during Austral-Asian trading hours (4 p.m. - 3 a.m. ET), leading to a more emotional and chaotic
open when European trading desks enter the picture. Currency rates with
more continuous, 24-hour trading will have less of a distinct open/close as they pass through the different money centers.

For example, the dollar/yen rate
(USD/JPY), which dominates forex
activity during Asian trading hours (78
percent of volume), still accounts for 17
percent of trading during European hours.

Before explaining the specific logic
behind the methodology, let's take a look
at what needs to occur for a trade to set up.

The rules:
The following rules are for short trades,
but the strategy can be reversed to trade
on the long side.
Setup:
1. The pair makes a new range low at
least 25 pips (a pip is the forex equivalent
of a tick, or minimum price fluctuation)
below the opening price after the
early Frankfurt/London trading in the
GBP/USD rate begins around 1 a.m. ET.
2. The pair then reverses and trades 25
pips or more above the opening price.
3. The pair then reverses once again to
trade back below the intraday low established
in step 1.
4. Sell a breakout (at least seven pips)
below the London low.
5. Once filled, place an initial protective
stop no more than 40 pips above the entry price.
6. After the market moves lower by
the distance between the entry price and the stop, cover half the position and trail
a stop on the remainder.
These simple rules position you to
profit from common behavior that can
occur in the pound/dollar when the
London/European market opens.

The logic:
As mentioned, the pound/dollar rate
tends to have lower trading volume outside
European/London trading hours
because the majority of GBP/USD spot
deals are worked through U.K. and
European dealers.

The Big Ben currency day-trading strategy allows you to limit initial risk
and capture good moves early in the London trading session. The product of
years of watching the currency markets, the approach is based on the workings
of the global forex market and attempts to exploit its structure.

The London Forex Rush system is based on this principle but boosted to incredibly higher levels: much more profitable, safer, quicker to reach its targets and what's more, FULLY AUTOMATED with The London Forex Rush custom indicators.