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- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Well.. my statement is right... unless you want to mentions some Government Internal policy that affect the market the way you mention. The Forex Market is never out of balance... It is balanced tick per tick. If I am doing business only in my own ...
Forex = legal scam
- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Do not understand your question? You mean if you let it close by your S/L in profit? or.. If you have a S/L in place and close at market at a different price then your S/L? For both cases it depends how far is the price from entry... Say your S/L is ...
Losing profits due to slippage?
- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Nope.. not refuting your statement ... I did not read it until now... my post was related to the first post. But now that I read it,,, Technically speaking Government(s) "Policies" does not move the market. (use to.. with interest rates. .. but not ...
Forex = legal scam
- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Hang on to it (it is cheap, unless you are dealing with AUD or other big rates) BUT... go the other way some 30 pips from the first trade. If price goes a long way away from you first, take the second trade out at Break-even +3 in the return. If ...
Stepping out of a position
- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Hello Guys/gals I am ignorant in trading bi-options but I have a great arbitrage software good for any kind/all symbols (for mt4). Do these bi-option Brokers use mt4? Any possibility the arb between 2 Brokers? I mean, if they pay diffrent and they ...
Binary option broker?
- jeuro replied Sep 21, 2012
Market manipulation???? Yea... between a pip or 2 in the entry and exit.. thats it. If anyone thinks that market is manipulated for more then those 1 or 2 pips that brokers screws us sometime, do this test 10 times: (demo account or real account ...
Forex = legal scam
- jeuro replied Sep 17, 2012
You are asking the Billion dollar question. The answer is there is no way to measure any validity in any thing in forex. Any complicated analysis if price will hold or break a specific point is worthless.. will do just the same flipping a coin. If ...
Help me on Support/Resistance lines
- jeuro replied Sep 17, 2012
It doesn't matter if its forex or centralised market. Same principles apply. Summary of (Stop/Market)/Limit orders coming into the market represent the current supply/demand flow. Some players are willing to buy at the market... some players set ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 17, 2012
Check out some thin markets like Coffee on Liffe exchange .... you will have real prove there
They (limit orders) do change according to the current supply/demand forces... heck ... they represent the passive supply/demand in the market. There ...Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
This would be a long topic and a bit difficult to explain. In short... Limit order are irrelevant to current quotes moves. Limit orders are static, they do not move they do not change... unless of course the party that place them, does change them, ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
Banks do that all the time, those "are" price changes. I mean that is basic. They quote a bid price and ask price. (the difference is what we call the spread) Any of the 2 they change is a price change. .. the point is... they move their quotes ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
I would be very interested to know how the prices quoted can move without orders? To me, that is impossible. Can you give us an example? J.
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
Yea... not much they can say.. either a glitch or just that was were their system quoted. I don't have any position in that pairs, but my standard real account shows 1.0426 as the lowest quoted... and that is very much the same then my others ECN ...
Alpari.co.uk Discussion
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
I see a lot of good post in this thread for a change. (including the joke .. :-) ) The Hedge Funds world is sooooo way different then trading forex. Unlucky, most forex traders take all the educational material from the regulated markets and try to ...
What indicators do Hedge Funds use or do they even use one?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
Hello Simond. My question to you is why you think that everybody should "quote" the same prices to you? Everybody can quote as they please... there is no fault/ illegality/ or wrong doing in it. If they "quote" a price and you want to buy at that ...
Alpari.co.uk Discussion
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
Market is closed. Could be that are down temporarily down for something. My micro account is disconnected but my standard account is not. J.
Alpari.co.uk Discussion
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
I believe is just a coincidence. But according to the chart you posted in reality the price did not close in the same line every week. It was rather a range of 9 weeks. J.
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 16, 2012
The buying and selling is eternal , it never stops. It could be Little volume or big volume being trade, but again the volume does not matter. The only time change is when there is a difference in units. Without going into details, in brief the ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?
- jeuro replied Sep 15, 2012
Hedge Funds have traders like we are . I guess each individual trader has their own opinion as we do. Most, use naked charts. But in general, Hedge funds do not speculate in currencies much. For the other instruments, they use informational data and ...
What indicators do Hedge Funds use or do they even use one?
- jeuro replied Sep 15, 2012
In reality nothing is going on. The usual of the eternal tick per tick balance/ unbalance of unit demand/offer. In this case it seems that is was well balanced for a while and the quotes did not change. Have to understand one simple thing...what we ...
Why Is Price Doing What It's Doing?