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rockit replied Feb 17, 2020Vic Mensa - Feel That video
What kind of music you hear while you trade?
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rockit replied Feb 13, 2020I apologise, there is an error in the code: In OnInit() it has to read: t_next_bar = Time[0] + _Period*60;
Seeking Help for Open & Close Trades On New Bar Open
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rockit replied Feb 13, 2020datetime t_next_bar; int OnInit() { t_next_bar = Time[0] + _Period; return INIT_SUCCEEDED; } void OnTick() { if(TimeCurrent() >= t_next_bar) { // close last order (if any): ... // advance time threshold: t_next_bar += _Period*60; // open new order: ...
Seeking Help for Open & Close Trades On New Bar Open
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rockit replied Feb 10, 2020You can always assume a 1/10 ratio. So let us see.. there are at times up to 20k traders on the site. You get the numbers. Why?
Are there actually any profitable traders on Forex Factory?
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rockit replied Feb 9, 2020Each of your 0.1 lot positions is losing $1/pip, in sum $10/pip, the same amount as one 1.0 lot position.
Help with math / EA input
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rockit replied Feb 3, 2020Sure. Just make sure that you have the code that is now in the respective posting. I may have changed something but now it is fixed (I hope
).Need help: ATR Value for Past / Yesterday's Specific Time
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rockit replied Feb 3, 2020The code reads the ATR values of 2100..2300 server time. These do not change. If you need 2100..2300 local time then put "int hh = TimeHour(TimeLocal());". Otherwise I do not understand what you mean.
Need help: ATR Value for Past / Yesterday's Specific Time
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rockit replied Feb 3, 2020Edit: simplified... I assume 2300 server time, however. const int atr_period = 1; int hh = TimeHour(TimeCurrent()); int shift = 0; if(hh < 23) shift = hh + 1; double atr2300 = iATR(NULL, PERIOD_H1, atr_period, shift++); double atr2200 = iATR(NULL, ...
Need help: ATR Value for Past / Yesterday's Specific Time
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rockit replied Feb 3, 2020Sure, you have to calculate the respective "shift" values, with date and time functions, for time frame H1.
Need help: ATR Value for Past / Yesterday's Specific Time
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rockit replied Feb 3, 2020Rather, an increase in tax and protectionism (derivatives take an increasing share away from stocks and exchanges, because they are cheaper and more flexible).
In 2021, day trading in Germany will be dead
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rockit replied Feb 2, 2020Röyksopp, a great a Norwegian electronic music band! In cooperation with Robyn: Röyksopp & Robyn - Monument video Röyksopp & Robyn - Every Little Thing video A tribute to Star Wars: Röyksopp - Bounty Hunters video
What kind of music you hear while you trade?
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rockit replied Feb 2, 2020Lil Wayne - Lollipop video Lil Wayne - She Will ft. Drake video
What kind of music you hear while you trade?
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rockit replied Feb 1, 2020Sure you can, especially in intra-day trading (daytrading). "Day traders generally use margin leverage; in the United States, Regulation T permits an initial maximum leverage of 2:1, but many brokers will permit 4:1 leverage as long as the leverage ...
In 2021, day trading in Germany will be dead
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rockit replied Jan 31, 2020For off-shore brokers this may be true. Domestic brokers will be forced to deduce tax on gains immediately. I.e., you make a gain with a trade, your (domestic) broker deduces tax on the gain immediately.
In 2021, day trading in Germany will be dead
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rockit replied Jan 31, 2020I think I did, actually. It is just as I have stated already. It is not about units, but the incurring loss (net). You can exempt at max 10k of (cumulative) losses (offset vs gains) from tax per year and forward the rest of losses (if any). Your ...
In 2021, day trading in Germany will be dead
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rockit commented Jan 31, 2020I would like to see all fundamental data dropped at the same time, i.e., all US data at 8:30 am (local), all EU data at 8 am (local), and so on.
Traders Call For Cut In Market Hours
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rockit replied Jan 31, 2020In your example the calculation goes like this (I will use 'round' numbers and other simplifications): Prior to Olaf, Tom would make 90k gain and 30k loss equals 60k before tax, equals 45k after tax adjustment (=net, @25% tax). With lex Olaf, Tom ...
In 2021, day trading in Germany will be dead
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rockit replied Jan 28, 2020Consider you it to be difficult or what? Also, "living from forex" is quite vague..
(binned per thread starter’s request)Is there anyone around here