What is the FX Report?
THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK REPORT FX REPORT
The FX Report provides analysis and trading ideas specifically tailored for FX traders.
Across the globe, trading FX has become increasingly popular due to its many advantages over trading shares and other instruments, including liquidity and 24-hour markets.
The FX Report uses the tried and tested strategies that have made the CFD Report's currencies section so popular and successful.
Last year, in 2008, the currencies section of the CFD Report returned 23.7% with only 19 trades executed*.
In addition to the wealth of trade analysis and set-ups, members of the FX Report also have access to daily market updates, live trading blogs, education and trading videos.
The report is published each day at 3.00pm in time for the European open.
We also provide SMS Alerts anytime there is a change in our view between reports.
The Australian Stock Report FX strategy
Every day our analysts and traders wait for the end of the FX trading day (at 5pm in New York, or around 8am Melbourne time) to identify the best trading opportunities.
In Australia we are uniquely situated to benefit from the fact that the best time to analyse FX markets is after the New York market closes and the best time to take positions is as the European markets open (around 5pm Melbourne time).
Importantly, our tried and tested strategies can help you introduce a new sense of discipline and methodology to your FX trading.
And if you're new to trading FX, then you have the opportunity to learn how to trade the right way - from the professionals!
What can you expect?
Market Wrap:
We provide a daily update of all the key action in the FX market, including analysis of the key fundamental drivers of price action.
Traders Blog:
We provide comments and analysis of notable events and price action outside of our publishing times. We can also communicate changes to our views and provide real-time updates as and when they occur.
Key Levels:
We update our view of important currency pairs every day. These update include our view of trend bias, key levels of resistance and support, and potential areas for entries, exits and stops.
Trade Setups:
We also provide specific trade setups that tell you exactly where to buy and sell, how many contracts you need, where to place stops and all you need to know to trade the FX market like a professional.
Learning Centre:
We regularly provide information, lessons and strategies for FX markets. All of our lessons are archived and can be used to further your education and improve your trading.
Model Portfolios:
Any of our trading ideas from the Trade Setups page are fully monitored so that our members know of any changes in our view, when to trail stops to lock-in profit - and when to get out!
Don't forget, we can also send an SMS when we urgently need to communicate to our members!
FX Videos:
Finally, the FX Report is leading the way into the future with our online FX videos. These videos explain the thinking behind our methodology and will advance your understanding of FX markets to the next level.
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*Important Information:
Our performance refers to the potential performance which could reasonably be achieved by members who bought and sold CFDs with the leading CFD providers as suggested in our CFD Report. All returns shown in the table above are leveraged returns based upon the margin specifications of IG Markets Australia.
Transactions suggested in reports were not actually executed by Australian Stock Report, but the entry and exit points flagged in our Report were however able to be achieved in the market under actual market conditions and prevailing liquidity.
Fees and charges:
Due to the significant diversity in the fees charged by brokers, this data does not include any execution or settlement costs such as brokerage or financing fees. In other words, the data reports performance which doesn't take into account transaction costs. You should check with your Stockbroker or CFD Provider what fees might be incurred in executing the trades suggested by our Reports.
Future Performance:
Note that past performance of trades suggested by Australian Stock Report is not necessarily a reliable indication of future performance. Hypothetical performance results have many inherent limitations, some of which are described below. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. In fact, there are frequently sharp differences between hypothetical performance results and the actual results subsequently achieved by any particular trading program.
One of the limitations of hypothetical performance results is that they assume a certain level of transaction fees that may or may not be available to a particular investor. In addition, hypothetical trading does not involve financial risk, and no hypothetical trading record can completely account for the impact of financial risk in actual trading. For example, the ability to withstand losses or to adhere to a particular trading program in spite of trading losses are material points which can also adversely affect actual trading results.
There are numerous other factors related to the markets in general or to the implementation of any specific trading program which cannot be fully accounted for in the preparation of hypothetical performance results, and all of which can adversely affect actual trading results.
