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- Lonestar replied Feb 8, 2011
buy 10000 gbp/usd = long 10000 gbp/ short 16050 usd sell 10000 gbp/chf = short 10000 gbp/ long 15352 chf (16050 usd) buy 10000 usd/chf = long 10000 usd/ short 9559 chf (10000 usd) gbp: 10000 long and short cancels each other out. No exposure. usd: ...
Three Pairs Hedging
- Lonestar replied Feb 8, 2011
Yeah...interested in helping people better understand and have them not waste their time so they can make progress and not spin their wheels rehashing nonsense. This is like someone getting into their vehicle and a passerby points out to them that ...
Three Pairs Hedging
- Lonestar replied Feb 6, 2011
The funny part is going to be when no one believes what we're saying until this thread goes about 100 pages and about 12 ea's and indicators to prove it versus just thinking and trying to understand what others are saying and not getting caught up ...
Three Pairs Hedging
- Lonestar replied Feb 6, 2011
This method accomplishes nothing except placing a trade on usd/chf and just holding on to it until it shows a profit. Say you place the trades with 10,000 units per pair buying g/u and u/c and selling g/c. That will just leave you with approx 6100 ...
Three Pairs Hedging
- Lonestar replied Jan 9, 2011
I have never seen one like that.
swing high/swing low indicator and volume tic history
- Lonestar replied Jan 9, 2011
You may want to check that. That's not how the mt4 I use draws them. It draws them exactly how you need. Nevermind. I think I see what you're saying. You want consecutive highs to the highest then down the other side two bars.
swing high/swing low indicator and volume tic history
- Lonestar replied Jan 9, 2011
what's wrong with the fractal indicator already provided with mt4?
swing high/swing low indicator and volume tic history
- Lonestar replied Nov 29, 2010
Zero sum has nothing to do with the number of participants in a transaction. It's zero sum when all the gains and losses of all the participants add up to zero. A trader could make $1000 and that money came from 3 others losing $250, $500, $250. Its ...
Thinking Outside the Box!?!
- Lonestar replied Oct 25, 2010
Exactly. I think people want to know so if it is indeed only 5% and they are profitable that they can pat themselves on the back because they are beating 95% of the traders out there. And if they're losing, they can justify it by saying that 95% ...
The 5% success myth busted by CFTC
- Lonestar replied Oct 17, 2010
Trying to make others look bad in order to make yourself look good is always a bad idea because it probably means you can't stand on your own merits.
OANDA Discussion
- Lonestar replied Oct 17, 2010
I am seeing no issues right now with the platform. But I use Mac. Haven't checked it on my pc yet.
OANDA Discussion
- Lonestar replied Sep 27, 2010
Checking weekly doesn't seem to do much especially, as you mentioned, it really doesn't show the overall trend until well into the week and that can be seen by just looking at the last couple daily bars and looking at that price action. Basically ...
Trade What You See - Almost Naked Trading
- Lonestar replied Sep 27, 2010
The first two trades were during the same week yet opposite directions. Are you changing your weekly directional bias mid week?
Trade What You See - Almost Naked Trading
- Lonestar replied Sep 16, 2010
Nope. You would need more than 1 lot of aud/usd to be completely hedged. More like 1.7 lots and that would mean your paying more like .91 on that which means the entire thing is negative interest. If you trade your example they way you laid it out ...
Composite Hedge Arbitrage
- Lonestar replied Aug 30, 2010
If the market is totally random, as you believe, there can be no higher probability side of price movement.
Pro Traders in a Random Market
- Lonestar replied Aug 30, 2010
R/R has been discussed here many many times. Everyone handles it differently and for different reasons based on their trading style and psychology. And no one is right or wrong if it works for them. I think people don't want to rehash everything ...
Always Trading With a 1/1 RR Ratio