Good day and welcome to Pipsblog.com, the blog aimed at all 'Forex' traders.
Our goal here is to create an environment in which traders are able to dip into and extract the information that they deem helpful to their trading and to pass on their experience to others. My name is Charlie Sidey and I was, for many years, a broker to some of the best performing Forex funds ever. I have extensive experience of trading many financial instruments, but have always been drawn back to the liquidity of the Forex markets. I will be the main author of content on this blog.
As the days, weeks and months go by I hope you will join me in creating one of the most vibrant and useful blogs on the internet. Comment, opinion and advise will be given, and I hope received, from all those who trade in the Forex markets. Lively discussion on the very many methods of trading, and the usefulness or otherwise of the infinite number of systems. I will be assisted by some of my friends around the Forex and other markets, giving different insights into the markets from the point of view of the different market participants. I will be giving news and views on a regular basis, as well as the different technical levels that I have pinpointed. I will keep you in touch with the trading system that I have, the levels I trade, the stops I use and keeping you readers up to date on the track record. I will also be trying to provoke thought and comment on some seemingly unconnected subjects but all designed to create a holistic approach to Forex trading. Of course, the main aim is to keep adding to profits.
Our style will be informal and pithy without being offensive. If you agree or disagree please don’t hesitate to join in. We will not be shy in recommending useful links, or recommending rivals. This blog will evolve to adapt to its readers and the way that the markets are trading, nothing is set in stone. We want to be the essential tool for your profitable trading. Our focus is not set to one particular time frame, our only focus is to accumulate ‘pips in the pocket.’
