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- WaveTop replied Oct 15, 2010
Also accepting U.S. traders at my last check: DCFX, Divisa Capital, Auckland, New Zealand. In-House Developed DCA Currenex HUB. Currenex Viking client. Currenex Classic client. Fix 4.2 API compliant. MT4/Currenex Bridge client - all New Offering. ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 15, 2010
The information on the MIG sighting is incorrect. I had contact with a MIG at 12'Oclock the other day while on patrol. He was doing about 500 kts on a reciprocal heading. He didn't see me, so I turned in behind him and line-up on his 6'Oclock. From ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 15, 2010
Thong Song! Somebody listens to Thong Song! Are you guys "trading" or "partying" - ??? LOL! Because, that would distract me to know end. "Thong, tha, thong, thong, thoooooong." Ooops, missed my Exit! Darn!!! I mean, Thong!!! LOL!
- WaveTop replied Oct 15, 2010
Consolidating replies here: 1) Yes. I posted under 7thSignalTrader on DailyFx, but 7thSignalTrader was banned, for attempting to blow-up Jack's thread. Why? Because he attempted to trash my original Trade Journal which was posted under ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
Folks, You are so much better off, just taking the time to learn the ropes of this business yourselves. You don't need a guru. You just need the time to do the research, homework and study necessary to become proficient as a trader. The rest is ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
Then that matches his statement to me years ago, that he was indeed in China. But, he expressly told me that he could not accept my challenge, because he was on "vacation with his wife, in China." Now, it is possible that he could have lived in ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
Yes, I remember Jack'O very well. I did battle with him about his mysterious trades with self-correcting time-lines, entries, take-profit levels, disappearing stop levels and the all too familiar, disappear trade act. FXCM, used to coddle the many ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
I'm not a video game player, but I used to listen to The Unsung War, just before engaging the markets - as loud as I could. Still, do - from time-to-time, I must say. If this does prepare you for financial battle, nothing will: [sorry - took me too ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
Correct. Get your entity out of the U.S.! The government can't tell you that you cannot establish a foreign based entity. You know, if what's being reported in this thread is true - it would really tick me off even further. On what legal authority ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 13, 2010
Indeed! Precisely what they don't need, LG. At their stage, they desperately need "fundamentally simple" as their prime "indicator," at this point. Call it the FS indicator, if you will. Remember, what it was like when you were a Nube. All that ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 12, 2010
Newbie Alert! — Why aren't more newbies over here checking out this thread? What a shame. Calling all Newbies. Newbie Alert! Newbie Alert! If you need to build some confidence and make some pips while doing it, without dipping into the ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
One good reason that someone might not want to make their statements public, is that by definition, they must contain the actual amount of your account balance. Duh, you say? Well, if someone has an (shall we say) unusual account balance, that might ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
Hyper imagination maybe on your part? And, what is a "Twee," exactly? Inquiring minds want to know. Lastly, the disclaimer stands as written. Its not meant for "believers." Its meant to clarify a point. In my mind, whether one believes it or not, ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
Correct. And, the vast majority of those "indicators" are mostly all based on: A Moving Average of common OHLC price points. That's what the 50+ years of the vast majority of technical analysis calculates, a moving average of OHLC, in some respect ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
LOL! It might, on the other hand (instead of being sensitive) simply be a matter of enlightenment, maybe - I don't know. I was just asked to give my reasoning on the matter. At the same time, I can fully understand why so many people think this ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
I don't know - some people like to help others. Depends on where you come from in life. Some take the 'just me' approach to life - to each his own. I prefer to help those who want to help themselves. Outside of options/derivatives/ND trading, there ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 10, 2010
Being busy, I won't get to post here everyday, and I won't be able to respond to Private Messages, sorry about that. If you have sent a private message and have not received a reply, don't take it personally - I just can't start doing that, else I ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 4, 2010
But, why is that difficult for some and not so difficult for others? A change in volatility is what - a pattern? Is it? How would one know, unless one measures changes on volatility and conducts a study of the same, to determine whether or not a ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 4, 2010
Here's the things to keep in mind. A pattern can be found anywhere you look. The blot cloth test proves this. Or, the cumulonimbus cloud game proves this just as well. People see what they want to see, often times. However, the issue is not whether ...
- WaveTop replied Oct 4, 2010
That's a calculable variable dependent upon the pattern you research/discover, the frequency with which it occurs and the frequency with which it yields a specified number of pips that satisfies your reason for being in the market. Whether or not ...