EDIT: This post has been updated with Pair wise analysis. Please roll to the end of the sheet.
We have had a stellar month and it was all brought to a glorious end today as all open trades for 31 May 2012 hit their targets.
Before we go to todays chart and setups, let me quickly rewind through all the performance and portfolio for May 2012.
Including May 31, 2012, for this week alone, capital3x made 18 trade calls which were executed and 16 hit targets and 2 were stopped out. A total of +323 pips were made and +26.5 handles were made on ES SPX Emini trades.
Last week performance can be found hereQuoting from there:
For the week ended May 25, we have executed 29 trades out of which 23 hits targets and 6 were stopped out. We made +430 pips pips net of stop trades.
The entire Month of May 2012 portfolio is shared below:
For the month of May Captial3x has made +2075 pips over 97 trade calls that were executed and 77 that hit targets and 20 that were stopped out. Compare that to last month where we made 1975 pips. From our note for April performance: You can find the note here
For the month of April 2012, an overall 136 trading calls have been issued with 82 trading calls hitting targets while 54 being closed or stopped out. For the month of April, a cumulative +1975 pips have been achieved over the 136 trading calls. The weighted success ratio was 79%.
The month of May has been to keep our belts tight as we improved our accuracy to an incredible 80%. It is very difficult for any of our subs to not have made a decent chunk of profits in May. Please take time to go through the portfolio above.
We have also sliced some of the ES SPX Emini calls which are measured in handles below:
From the performance portfolio, I would like to take the ES Emini futures trades. There were 18 ES Emini trades executed for May 2012 as shown above. Net of stops, they made 103 handles. For ES trades, we greatly rely on our internal bond market indicators: Gladiator and Falcon.
Further comparison of Capital3x performance over months:

May was a special month as we reduced the number of stopped trades to among the lowest.
Pair Wise Analysis

USD/CAD has been the most profitable pair for us in May as it accumulated 667 pips net of stops. The pair made a well documented breakout at 1.0055 which was also indicated by Capital3x internal indicators called as Falconfx (USD/CAD) and by internal charts and analysis updates. EUR/JPY was the second most profitable pair and it continued it streak of accumulating over 500 pips for the third consecutive time. The Falcon fx EUR/JPY is one of the most powerful and versatile indicators in the market today.
You can find about these indicators here. FalconFx and Gladiator. Please do not delay your subscription as given the demand, we are planning to increase prices for the indicators. There is a free trial and full scale support via LIVE TRADE ROOM for all indicator members and Trading members.
The worst performing pair continued to be GBP/USD for the second consecutive time losing us 67 pips.
ES (SPX Emini Futures) provided one of the best performance in C3X history as it gave us 103 handles. The ES performance was well supported by Gladiator (Capital3x bond market indicators for equity markets).
- The May Live Trade Sheet
- The May Live Trade Room
- C3X Performance FX portfolio
- The Bond auction schedule can be found here: Bond schedule
- The speaker schedule can be found here: Speaker schedule
- The May Live Trade Sheet
- The May Live Trade Room
- C3X Performance FX portfolio
- The Bond auction schedule can be found here: Bond schedule
- The speaker schedule can be found here: Speaker schedule
The Indicator links are provided here:
1. Falconfx EUR/USD
2. Falconfx EUR/JPY
3. Falconfx USD/CAD
4. Gladiator ES
Mark







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