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November 7, 2012 1:44 PM IST
Gold (XAU/USD): Pivot Point Signal 07.11.2012
Gold (XAU/USD): Pivot Point Signal 07.11.2012
Buy at 1716,46
Stop Loss at 1711,46
Take Profit at 1721,46
Signal valid at 07.11.2012 from 03:00 - 16:00 EST
Add the spread to your buy order.
Money-Management:
For each trade I risk LESS THAN ONE PERCENT.
Each day I risk LESS THAN TWO PERCENT IN TOTAL.
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