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- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
You can just click on 'reply' instead and you won't get the quote business in your post. regards daytrading
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
I'll make it short: 1. The firm has no outside investors - only own capital. What you bring in (if you do as a self financed trader is safe). 2. Only a very small amount of traders have the luxury of trading remotely, i.e. no desk fees. The others ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
Last post on the topic since I am busy. Have you ever watched Dragons Den? 50% of something is better than 100% of nothing - or worse, 100% of the losses. If you are a profitable trader, they have every interest in adding their capital to your own - ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
You misunderstood what I said: If you're self-backed, you keep everything you make - your costs are the desk and clearing fees (I don't have desk fees since I work from home as a remote trader...I only pay clearing fees/commissions). If you are ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
No. It's the good old-fashioned way: you're allowed to lose X dollars per day; how you do it (or better how you avoid to lose) is up to you. regards daytrading
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
Ok, here is how I see it after 22 years dealing with it in one way or another: To figure which houses are decent, you find out WHO set them up, why and when (our place was one of the first after the collapse of the open outcry market at the LIFFE ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
We're in the UK, Asia and US. You're entitled to keep 90% of your profits if your acc. size is £1m and over. As a self-backed trader, you can trade what you like when you like and the size you like. If you are backed, you can still trade what you ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 24, 2009
Not true. I work in a prop firm as a remote trader and we trade spot quite large. What you have been 'told' might be true for the person you spoke to but its a coarse generalization and could not be further from the truth. It strongly depends on ...
After you are profitable - Now what?
- daytrading replied Jul 2, 2009
Thanks divers, I don't doubt what you say....I expected what you have told me in terms of some automation....that usually creates such equity curves. regards daytrading
Do you still believe in the perfect trading system?
- daytrading replied Jul 2, 2009
Smooth curve... so you used 100 trades to increase your balance by 18.44% - that is an average gain per trade of 0.1844% (or approx $9). what is your average loss size? regards daytrading
Do you still believe in the perfect trading system?
- daytrading replied Jun 30, 2009
Thanks, Guys - I have checked both and they are GMT + or 5 decimals which is not what I want....but found another one called MW Direct in the UK with the correct times. Thanks for you help either way. regards daytrading
MT4 Broker with GMT times
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MT4 Broker with GMT times
Started Jun 29, 2009|Broker Discussion|4 repliesGood morning all, Please, could anyone let me know about a MT4 broker platform that uses GMT ...
- daytrading replied Jun 25, 2009
It starts at midnight GMT (if you want to change that, there is a manual input option for the start time)
% - movement indicator
- daytrading replied Jun 24, 2009
Excellent work Forexflash - much appreciated. regards daytrading
% - movement indicator
- daytrading replied Jun 24, 2009
you hav it in the wrong place. save the indicator from this thread on your computer close your MT4 platform. go into program files and double click on your MT4 program, click on experts and then click on indicators. finally, drag the indicator file ...
% - movement indicator
- daytrading replied Jun 17, 2009
THATWASME, If you are around and have time: could you have a look whether there is a way to have multiple of your indicators on an open chart? I want for example to display at the same time the daily % change, underneath the weekly % change and ...
% - movement indicator
- daytrading replied Jun 16, 2009
...there is a time for everything. There is a time for being in the market and for staying out. possibly the closest thing to 'the grail' is to know the time for both. regards daytrading P.S. if you ask 10 different successful traders, you will most ...
Do you still believe in the perfect trading system?
- daytrading replied Jun 16, 2009
One of my favourite books - read some of his other stuff as well (The Devil and Miss Prym, the Valkyries). Good for anyone who is on a quest to find that special something everyone is looking for.... regards daytrading
Do you still believe in the perfect trading system?