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- Intensity replied May 8, 2010
I booked them the same day. It's easier to sleep. haha yep it really took a tool emotionally, and that's why I'm an EA trader but watching the EU going down down down down and not riding the trend was too frustrating. The next time I deactivate the ...
I lost money during the huge move
- Intensity replied May 8, 2010
I trade daily, hourly, 30 minutes, 5 minutes, 1 minute and 10-sec chart. GMT wise, my favorite hours are 7-12 (london session), 13-18 (american session) and 0-3 (asian session). Favorite pairs : EU, EJ for intraday and AJ for long term interest ...
which hours do you trade intraday EUR/USD?
- Intensity replied May 8, 2010
Do you really need to ask ?
Just look at the title of the thread 
The final Holy Grail
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I lost money during the huge move
Started May 8, 2010|Trading Discussion|46 repliesIt was a -4.8% day and that was really stupid because my EA would have caught the move if I ...
- Intensity replied May 7, 2010
Given that I am an EA trader, I find that logical that pros would use robots.
3-7 May: A week to be remembered in Forex
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
That's the key : fear was feeding on itself. I mean, that's my opinion.
1000+ pip market moves...hope everyone got it
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
That's not really possible, all asset classes had huge moves, credit market included. An error on the american S&P can't really explain why the EUR/JPY crashed.
1000+ pip market moves...hope everyone got it
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
There is something broken somewhere... We might see another German Billionaire or French Financier kill himself in the coming days...
1000+ pip market moves...hope everyone got it
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
I'm with Oanda and all my EURUSD orders went through with a <1 spread. EURJPY was significantly wider : 2.2 today versus 1.8 during last week. That was annoying because my robot doesn't take EURJPY orders when the spread is higher than 1.9. I ...
Wide spreads - Should this be acceptable?
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
They are somehow too reliable because during newstime or weekends, the spread widens by A LOT (10 pips or more) and that can take out your stop-loss while the price won't be hit on the chart. It's logical but it can be unsettling. There is another ...
SL and TP orders held at Oanda server ?
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
What was your stop loss ?
1000+ pip market moves...hope everyone got it
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
Yes, at least mine have been actived while my computer was shutdown. Is it what you wanted to know ?
SL and TP orders held at Oanda server ?
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
Congrats rsmind ! And I didn't catch these 1,000 pips

1000+ pip market moves...hope everyone got it
- Intensity replied May 6, 2010
haha EURCHF is so funny
I don't usually check that pair but it looks like I should.3-7 May: A week to be remembered in Forex
- Intensity replied May 5, 2010
1 month later, you're even more methodical than before, congrats
haha up 180% since monday ? that's quite a performance but that's just demo and you shouldn't try to do it live. But I guess you already knew that 
College student learning to run with the Big Boys
- Intensity replied May 5, 2010
That's sad
You have a great equity curve except for these negative spikes. They are mainly due to emotional overcharge (my guess) and you could try to use an EA (or a FxSpyder robot) that will cancel any trade you take if the daily loss is higher ...Would it be too much trouble to pay me back my $20,000, my sexy darling?
- Intensity replied May 2, 2010
Dealbook 360 is a very bad platform. Very slow, takes a lot of memory, and orders are weirdly executed.
GFT - opinions??
- Intensity replied Apr 25, 2010
Ronald Raygun claims to have do it. But he is using like 40 EAs that he made.
Does anyone know of a profitable robot?
- Intensity replied Apr 25, 2010
Well my guess would be that making 100% a year is far harder with 50 billions than with $ 100 but that's just my point of view

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- Intensity replied Apr 25, 2010
I remember that there was a website who analyzed and showed us the impact of major news on the intraday FX market but I didn't bookmark. At least you know it exists.
Any historic charts showing fundamental effects on currencies?