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- jambotrader replied Nov 2, 2004
Entries are instant but sometimes exits can be put to dealer and take about a minute and this only happens if ithe market is moving rapidly - if its quiet then you get your trade done straight away. But they are the fastest I have seen to return ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 28, 2004
For reliability it must be Fxsol. They have only gone down maybe 3 or 4 times in the past 6 months or so since I've been with them.
- jambotrader replied Oct 28, 2004
I've had some problems with the pound too, but usually only during UK morning. Funnily enough I find most requotes happen at really odd times, not normally when there are big moves. The number of requotes has increased recently but it appears to ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 5, 2004
That's the point. It means you get the best price available at the time which means market price. All you have to check is the orders screen to make sure nobody else has a matched order. Usually there's no one outside the banks but always check. I ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 5, 2004
IG has an online platform which I prefer to use to the phone as its much faster. I need to be able to get out quickly as by the time you hand over your details over the phone and tell them what you want to do the market might have moved a lot. I ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 4, 2004
I have an account with them so my views are based on the real thing. Like I said, it's very rare to get a double click order thrown to a bid/offer. A good feature is that you can put your own orders inside the spread so even if on the odd occasion ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 3, 2004
The technical term for it is market exhaustion and the system keeps you out until it believes the market is ready to give back. I use the standard excel files to calculate the signals but you can use tradestation only I don't have it as I don't use ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 3, 2004
Hotspot: You get to put in your own bid/offers (that can be filled by other clients at hotspot) or you can do regular double click dealing on bid/offer. Trades are done instantaneously and only occasionally do prices move so fast that a bid/offer is ...
- jambotrader replied Oct 1, 2004
One of the systems I have doesn't use stop losses and its doing just fine! The way it was explained was the discipline was built into the system and its all about using the correct amount relative to capital.
- jambotrader replied Sep 22, 2004
I've got both cmc forex and spreadbet and those spikes don't affect your positions. The spikes that do affect them come sometimes on spreadbet some minutes before big data. Not always but sometimes you get a stop sweep. It doesn't affect me as I ...
- jambotrader replied Sep 16, 2004
You call a move not direction so you have to do both. Its like straddling normal fx really but you don't have to worry about being stopped out or slippage.
- jambotrader replied Sep 16, 2004
Yep you use cheap options and do it for big data for best effects.
- jambotrader replied Sep 16, 2004
Maybe its not available anymore. Or try emailing at their website copperchip.co.uk and ask for Marc + fx systems.
- jambotrader replied Sep 2, 2004
I only ever trade the bigger expected news so if its as expected or whatever you generally get a 20/30 point move one way then it turns and goes the other way. I cover each side of the trade separately that way and get out flat or a few points plus ...
- jambotrader replied Sep 2, 2004
You buy calls and puts together and strikes depend on what data and what currency and where it's trading but the manual looks at only the pound and euro. If you're not sure if its for you best thing to do is sign up with IG and have a look at the ...
- jambotrader replied Sep 2, 2004
I have it but I'm not signed up. I used to have a yahoo account but I ended up talking to people and getting nothing done!
- jambotrader replied Sep 2, 2004
I don't know about liquidity. Really I don't think it matters because IG make up the prices themselves although they seem to be based on market movements. It seems that proper bank options have to be held until expiry and either you exercise (done ...
- jambotrader replied Sep 2, 2004
I keep saying to people have a look at options. I used to stress over brokers until I came across them. Its so much easier and calmer because you know all you need is a move, either up or down, or up a bit and down a bit and it doesn't matter when ...
- jambotrader replied Aug 27, 2004
I still haven't got around to it. Hopefully these new account will be sorted by middle of next week and I'll speak to Saxo then. There may be some problems with viewing quotes by the sounds of it but we''ll see what their reps say.
- jambotrader replied Aug 27, 2004
usdtrader>>>>>>>>are you doing options today? Greenspan seems to be more important than GDP so I'm thinking of skipping GDP and opening just before hes due to talk. Hopefully that means they will be even cheaper what with only 5 hours then to expire.