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good replied Aug 10, 2008
...you make me laugh. So now suddenly from Reuters, FXall, Lava, you come straight to bucketshops. What a turnaround! We are talking here of interbank platforms that do real trading with professional HNW traders who know how the market works. ...Interbank Spot: "Bank Reversals" Make it a Fools Game???
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good replied Aug 10, 2008Lol....if that was the case, the market would not exist, would it? And yes, it is a broker issue, coz it will ultimately be the broker that will bust the trade, not the counter party. If two banks are dealing directly with each other, they can bust ...
Interbank Spot: "Bank Reversals" Make it a Fools Game???
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good replied Aug 10, 2008No doubt we will have significant buying interest at the next support level in 1.4955 area. But given the downward momentum we have, that level could be easily breached after the initial bounce.
Morning Coffee Studies
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good replied Aug 10, 2008In other words discretionary trading is the way to go, right? I got it. Merlin said the same thing once too.
Perplexed - year spent looking for system
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good replied Aug 10, 2008Then why don't these traders, that you have talked to over the net, just move to a different broker. No trader will ever tolerate this, not even once, if a bank or broker just bust their trades because they are on the losing side. Just go over your ...
Interbank Spot: "Bank Reversals" Make it a Fools Game???
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good replied Aug 9, 2008I don't think any of this actually happens. This is just hearsay or controversy theory. Bank or broker can only bust a trade if it was executed significantly away from real market price at that time as determined by institutional feed (eg. 3% away ...
Interbank Spot: "Bank Reversals" Make it a Fools Game???
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good replied Aug 9, 2008This thread was quite interesting. I wonder why it died.

Perplexed - year spent looking for system
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good replied Aug 9, 2008HDFC....just scribble something on the form they give you for wire transfer.

Trading in India
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good replied Aug 9, 2008I sometimes trade naked, but then if it gets cold or somebody knocks at the door, I'd have to get back into my clothes. If you are interested, I can start a thread on how I do it .
Trade Naked
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good replied Aug 9, 2008UBS is the swiss banking giant. Their analysis is here- url
Trading Like A Sniper
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good replied Aug 9, 2008You are exactly right, who the hell knows. So lets keep our opinions to a minimum and do what the market tells us. If you think UK economy is good, well that may have already been priced into the market months ago . Just because some dude woke up ...
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
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good replied Aug 9, 2008I agree, supports don't carry much weight in a free fall. Just keep selling it as long as it is falling.
Morning Coffee Studies
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good replied Aug 9, 2008Good trade. UBS made a somewhat similar recommendation few days ago to sell at 7918 targeting 7400.
Trading Like A Sniper
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good replied Aug 9, 2008If you are in a long trade, you better exit sooner than later. When the whole world has formed a consensus to sell and is looking for more sell opportunities if it gets even a little higher, why are you hoping for it to go up. Look to sell, not buy.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
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good replied Aug 9, 2008Hey codemuncher, what are you really upto here. None of your posts in any of the threads have anything to do with the actual topic or theme of the thread. Then you come up with the amazing '3' indicator that cleverly positions itself when a top or ...
No Brainer Trades
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good replied Aug 8, 2008Interesting article in the website. The last graph shows whether the bank was profitable after its intervention or not. The study seems to conclude that the bank was profitable on all occasions, so the intervention must be effective/successful. I ...
Beware of RBA intervention
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good replied Aug 8, 2008Somebody stop the loonie, its gone totally berserk...lol.
Auslanco - GBP/JPY and GBP/USD (newstrade)
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good replied Aug 8, 2008Nobody leads anybody. Any correlation you see on charts is only incidental, considering they have a common currency. If one goes down, the other does not have to go down as well, it may stay where it is, or may even go up depending on the trend on ...
EURUSD vs GBPUSD! Who leads the way? Explaining the positive correlation!