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- daytrading replied Oct 29, 2008
Hi, It is not a myth. Pardon my analogy because it has a weakness (which I explain in a moment), but think of it this way: Trading for profits successfully is a science - which can be learned like being a doctor. Now, would you trust a doctor that ...
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- daytrading replied Oct 21, 2008
Hi, Brokers have no sinister intentions when they widen their spreads - if they do. I used to work with different retail brokerages before prop-trading and now work with ECN based order entry platforms - which are much worse in terms of widening ...
Why do spreads become so large when news is released?
- daytrading replied Oct 20, 2008
Hi Shadowninja - The quick answer is: have a mobile with the phone number of your broker(s), or better, a PDA/Blackberry in order to take action. To give a little more comprehensive answer, I will tell you my considerations (from years back): ...
A scenario... what's your plan of action?
- daytrading replied Oct 13, 2008
ES Trader, What is the basis of the "relative strength" calculation in your indicator please? I.e. what is the zero line and the deviations from it by the currencies? Thanks in advance. regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Thank you Vantage for a good conversation. All the best for your trading. Have a great weekend. regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Mapuche, The indicator is called "Custom Candle" - search in FF thats where its from. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the thread. regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Thanks, Andy - Had a look but sorry to say, never seen it. Its not interesting either tbh. All the best, regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Vantage, please enlighten me: never heard of it!? regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, I took the eur/usd but I also post where the cable entry would have been, had I chosen it. You enter on retrace, while I enter on breakout..... regards daytrading
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, I can see what you are stating makes sense. It is the concept everyone seems to struggle with to some degree: Having a relative small risk at the point of entry - but wanting to gain as much as possible, should the move develop into ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, Thank very much for the explanation. I see you are using a mov. avg. similar to what I am using - although I use it on the H1 time frame. Would it be an idea to use your 5ema(3shift) as an exit point once the price closes on the other ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, Thank you for your comprehensive answer. Yes, I have had many traders on my couch over the past decade, hahaha.....being a couch patient the 10 years before that myself. Since you have been using the method, how do you aproach the profit ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, I have a few questions if you allow me. My own method has similarities, although I use no indicators as such and results are more driven by money management and position sizing. What are your average ratios (let's say per month for ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 4, 2008
Houdini, Excellent post. I have been a great believer in (market) psychology and its effects on traders, specifically how they operate in an environment of increased risk taking. After 20 years of trading - and for a good portion of the early years ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 2, 2008
Hi, Vanilla is the simplest type of option (put/call = right - but no obligation - to buy or to sell at strike) At expiry, if the strike price is within reach of the market price, one side of the option trade will try to protect the price, while the ...
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- daytrading replied Sep 1, 2008
Break-out strategies overall provide decent low-risk setups - I would not limit myself to inside bars though. Inside bars usually show indecision in the market; when they break to one side or another, it does not mean that there is suddenly a ...
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- daytrading replied Jul 18, 2008
short spread from +0.2% slightly in the money regards
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