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- Quickly replied 12 hr ago
You might want to look at the forum at nexusfi dot com , the best informed and most professional trading forum you can join without paying. Very well moderated: no BS posts, no rudeness, no spam, etc.
- Quickly replied 28 hr ago
His most recent post here was over 7 years ago. What’s your guess?
- Quickly replied Apr 22, 2024
They do, and they tell people openly that they can use it multiple times, with a different email address each time.
- Quickly replied Apr 21, 2024
The same for all of us, I think. It’s really excellent. For the same reason as everyone else, I think: it’s dreadfully badly written. His three later books are far better. He (half-jokingly) says, himself, that he wrote the later ones “to apologise ...
- Quickly replied Apr 19, 2024
Thanks very much for this helpful comment, I understand much more, now. Good luck with your medication and your health!
- Quickly replied Apr 19, 2024
The NQ and the Dax are certainly the most volatile indices, and therefore their futures are matchingly volatile. This depends, obviously, on one’s position-size. NQ is $5 per tick, and MNQ $0.50 per tick (but with MNQ the commissions are ...
- Quickly replied Apr 17, 2024
I have no idea what this “point o chart” thing is, and have never heard of it, but if you’re talking about price action signals from Renko bars, that’s definitely right: uptrend double-bottoms and downtrend double-tops are generally best.
- Quickly replied Apr 8, 2024
I can understand that, and don’t disagree at all - and specifically agree that your regulator is clearly a nightmare.
- Quickly replied Apr 8, 2024
"You heard it here first …"
- Quickly replied Apr 6, 2024
They only want more leverage because they don’t understand how much leverage you can get with futures, and have better regulation and safety and all the other advantages. Exactly right, of course.
- Quickly replied Apr 6, 2024
Far from it. They're an exponentially growing business, worldwide. This isn’t right, at all. I don’t quite know what that means, sorry. Oanda and forex.com: both take US citizens; both take credit-cards; both are decent brokers; both are safe and ...
- Quickly replied Apr 6, 2024
Do you really? In that case, answer me this: futures are very well, firmly and clearly regulated and CFD's, by comparison, are barely regulated at all - but which market is currently growing and which one is shrinking? Are you sure you really have a ...
- Quickly replied Apr 6, 2024
I think so, probably. Eventually. And that’s a self-inflicted tragedy. Your education system is just like your healthcare system: at the top end, it’s superbly, amazingly good, clearly among the very, very best in the world; the catch is that more ...
- Quickly replied Apr 3, 2024
Last year one of the directors of the FCA said publicly (broadcast live on TV, UK Parliamentary Channel), when giving evidence to a parliamentary committee on financial services, that the FCA knew of only ONE CFD customer of an FCA-regulated firm ...
- Quickly replied Apr 3, 2024
Which one would that be? Lol, whatever he posts, you accuse him of owning some firm. Lux Trading, or Topstep, or even the CFTC. Make up your mind!!
- Quickly replied Apr 3, 2024
Nice to see the customarily wide range of FF opinion (and amusing that more than 50% of the previous page's posts were submitted by “members” now banned).
- Quickly replied Mar 31, 2024
Apparently so. Many posters in this thread have apparently seen the light of day and switched to futures. None will switch back, that’s for sure. I congratulate them all and wish them well.
- Quickly replied Mar 29, 2024
It’s extremely unlikely. They’re doing wrong exactly what got MFF into such trouble, and are dishonest crooks in exactly the same ways that MFF were. ACG and Axi Select are surely two of the highest-risk ones, right now.
- Quickly replied Mar 28, 2024
Yes, of course they can - a better question is whether firms with MQ platforms can survive. Lol, he posts so much (most of it crap, admittedly) that just occasionally, by the law of averages, he says something that's actually correct. And he's right ...
- Quickly replied Mar 27, 2024
It’s worst for Americans: their choices are basically Oanda or forex.com. A much, much better way is just to switch from CFDs to futures. There’s nothing difficult about it - if you can trade forex, you can trade futures, and and you can even use ...