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FXSurfer replied Aug 25, 2010Having market confirmation is a good thing and very important. It puts you in sync with what is actually happening instead of what could happen in theory.
The System III (Oh no!)
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FXSurfer replied Aug 24, 2010LOL! Probably did business out of a basement in Cleveland.
Where Are You Now??
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FXSurfer replied Aug 23, 2010No issues here. Only Amazing riches. Lalalalalalalalalalalala. image
AMAZING Strategy!!!
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FXSurfer replied Aug 22, 2010How Market Makers Work Market makers "make" or set both the bid and the ask prices on their systems and display them publicly on their quote screens. They stand prepared to make transactions at these prices with their customers, who range from banks ...
If you make money, does Oanda make money?
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FXSurfer replied Aug 22, 2010Totally agree. These few words say a lot, my friend!
The System III (Oh no!)
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FXSurfer replied Aug 21, 2010No doubt! Not just the commissions on hundreds of thousands of trades per day. This old thread mentions numerous revenue sources. The Sell side is a sunny side indeed!
How the retail Forex works. Dealers vs. Clients
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FXSurfer replied Aug 20, 2010If Tip wants my money he'll have to fight my broker for it.


Hey! This was a good thread. Let's get it going!Trading with Deadly Accuracy
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FXSurfer replied Aug 20, 2010It's great that you're keeping this very good thread going! Many thanks for your sharing and good trading to you,
Brent Also: I thought that I'd mention that I do use the Invisible cloak, not out of fear (LOL!) but, because sometimes I'll be ...The System III (Oh no!)
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FXSurfer replied Aug 19, 2010I think that it's safe to say that's the first time that analogy has been made.
Just a bit of a kid, sir! I'm continuing to enjoy and learn from you and others here. Thanks again! BrentBuilding an equity millipede
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FXSurfer replied Aug 17, 2010I do agree, Craig. I don't mean to bash Twee or the forum at all, I want to be clear on that point. But, let's face it. It's good for two things: 1) Very beginner info. Like you say, we all start somewhere and the info in print and online regarding ...
Why are most retail traders usually on the wrong side of the market?
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FXSurfer replied Aug 17, 2010There's so much truth in that cartoon... and also, I think, an answer to the thread question. When you first start out - guess what - you're going to be on the wrong side. The loser side. The lemming side. Then, if you're smart enough to not get ...
Why are most retail traders usually on the wrong side of the market?
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FXSurfer replied Aug 15, 2010Yeah, that is kind of strange to include on the list. Their idea with it is to bounce your ideas off of others who may help you see any problems. Creating doubt and confusion is a more likely result. I've pretty stopped sharing any thoughts around ...
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FXSurfer replied Aug 11, 2010They lose simply because they trade. Yeah, this seems incredibly blunt but, there's so much truth to it! It reminds me of the currently active thread: "Why are so many retail traders on the wrong side of the market?" Answer: Because they are on the ...
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