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- knightsy replied Jul 26, 2009
I have no doubt in the power of this method, but I've always wanted to know... how much are people willing to risk per trade on this?
- knightsy replied Jul 11, 2009
Are you sure that capitalism works?
- knightsy replied Oct 24, 2008
Oanda's execution is fine as long as the connection doesn't drop out - which does happen fairly often. Spreads are OK, but not the greatest. The best thing for me about Oanda is their flexible lot sizes, which allows for really precise money ...
- knightsy replied Aug 21, 2008
Out of the 3 I've traded with, I would rank them thusly: 1. IB 2. Oanda 3. FXCM (A very distant third I might add).
- knightsy replied Aug 18, 2008
You can trade CME and Globex futures through IB.
- knightsy replied Aug 13, 2008
You think Oanda's charts are bad? Try Interactive Brokers! My mentor, trading buddy, and I are all using the IB platform to trade and separate charts... cos we have to. Simple as that. I wouldn't get too hung up on it. Oanda'a disconnections are a ...
- knightsy replied Aug 13, 2008
url Has a few US announcements on there that you won't find on DailyFX.
- knightsy replied Aug 13, 2008
+1 for Trade the News. I had to use them after I realised how much I was missing using Oanda's news.
- knightsy replied Aug 10, 2008
I gotta question for Rusty... how much does trading on JPY crosses affect the price on the major pairs through the Asian and European session? A lot? Half and half? How many big players are seriously looking at the JPY crosses?
- knightsy replied Aug 10, 2008
Nah 24 hour spot forex is available, for sure.
- knightsy replied Aug 10, 2008
This ship has sailed, Serj.
- knightsy replied Aug 7, 2008
Interactive Brokers. You'll need USD$10000 to open an account, but you can have your money in an Australian account, denominated in Australian dollars. And their spreads are the tightest I've seen. If you're trading the news spike you won't be able ...
- knightsy replied Aug 6, 2008
Which pair were you trading?
- knightsy replied Aug 6, 2008
Sure. Just take half of your position size (ie if your position is 10000, then half is 5000) and sell it back. If you are long, of course.
- knightsy replied Aug 6, 2008
FXCM has tight spreads?
- knightsy replied Aug 2, 2008
Are you sure you're not looking the wrong column, i.e. looking at the profit/loss figure in your account window - which gives your P/L in Yen, not dollars? I cannot say I've had this problem - I've done a bunch of USD/JPY trades since opening the ...
- knightsy replied Aug 2, 2008
Long term, Soros and Druckenmiller would probably say that the Aussie is heading down, due to the likely raising of taxes by the new Labor government and the likelyhood of rate cuts coming up by the RBA. Under the previous Liberal government, we had ...
- knightsy replied Jul 31, 2008
You guys have made me doubt myself! So I thought I'd ask customer service: There you have it gents.
- knightsy replied Jul 30, 2008
I know I'm a noob, but I thought I'd add my $0.02 here. My mentor had me take out an account with IB because it suits the way he trades. He uses Booktrader to enter his trades, which I haven't seen mentioned in this thread yet. Re: Commissions and ...
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