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vox dei replied Aug 4, 2012I know exactly what you mean. I trade manually a small account, and I'll keep at it until I earn the right to trade bigger.
EurAnalysis
- vox dei replied Aug 3, 2012
Legend says there were two inscriptions written in gold letters on the doors of the ancient Delphic oracle which taught mortals how to empower themselves. One read 'Know thyself', the other one read 'Nothing in excess'. Everyone remembers the first, ...
EurAnalysis
- vox dei commented Jul 29, 2012
Oh really? Concerning the article, awful choice/one sided interpretation of the word courage at best. The article forgets to mention the original meaning of 'courage' in Latin used to be 'act with heart', as in follow your feelings/emotions... a ...
The 5 Types of Courage For Forex Success
- vox dei commented Jul 22, 2012
everyone and their dog know greece is insolvent... greek default is a given. whether germany will allow it to default within EZ or not that's the real question!
Tsipras predicts Greek default
- vox dei replied Jun 27, 2012
I actually prefer to trade correlated pairs (.50-.80ish), but avoid near perfect correlated ones like eurusd/usdchf which i find hazardous. Hit ratio% and RR% both benefit.
Do you trade different pairs w/ 1 currency in common, at the same time?
- vox dei replied Jun 16, 2012
only one thing stopping people from trading: no capital.
At What Point Do You Give Up On Forex
- vox dei replied Jun 10, 2012
absolutely. excellent points.
gbp.usd Weekly pivot to Weekly S1/R1 stats from 2001-2010
- vox dei commented Jun 9, 2012
your comment doesn't say a thing about the article, but it says everything about you...
Europe works on new euro zone bond plan: report
- vox dei replied Jun 9, 2012
maybe you are trying too hard to guess where the market will go and consequently bitting more than you can chew at a time, no? i'll give you 2 pieces of advice. one is a fish: gu and gy probabilities favor a retest of previous weekly highs. the ...
gbp.usd Weekly pivot to Weekly S1/R1 stats from 2001-2010
- vox dei replied Jun 2, 2012
Exits are not independent of entries. Their importance varies inversely. Great entries can do with ok exits, but ok entries will require great exits. Just my 2 pips.
Exit is more important than the entry
- vox dei commented May 31, 2012
Citigroup had to pay $158.3 million to the US govt, but it took 45 billions in bailouts! What retarded times we live in.
Woman Who Couldn’t Be Intimidated by Citigroup Wins $31 Million
- vox dei commented May 17, 2012
An instrument that measures volatility. Also known as the Fear index. It's assumed that greater volatility equals greater fear, thus signaling imminent crash on other instruments.
what the hell was that in the EURUSD
- vox dei commented May 5, 2012
Yep. Dexia got bailed out just last year by 3 different countries!!! Who will bail out the little guy out after taking a trade gone bad based on their view(agenda)? As a bank they can be irresponsible and still be in a win/win situation, but we as ...
Greek exit would mean a euro rise, says Dexia
- vox dei commented Apr 24, 2012
ForexExtraPips: Either you know how to trade ranges for a better than RR 1:1, or you're thinking one can only succeed with better RR. Hope it's the first. If it's the second, RR taken alone doesn't mean a thing. Since R:R is not independent of hit ...
How to Analyze and Trade Ranges with Price Action
- vox dei replied Apr 16, 2012
IMHO, this is all highly debatable. A theorist may look at forex as a zero sum game. A zero sum game by definition is a game where one player's (or players) reward/gain necessarily translates into a cost/loss for other player (or players). A ...
Zero Sum Game - Debt
- vox dei replied Mar 17, 2012
@ Duca: k, thanks for the reply. @ KillerWhale: hopefully, Duca's answer above made it clear what i meant by 'repaints'.
EUR/GBP - What a great pair to trade!
- vox dei replied Mar 17, 2012
This indicator you posted looks very accurate. Does it repaint?
EUR/GBP - What a great pair to trade!
- vox dei replied Dec 20, 2011
not that i trade gold, but i like to keep an eye on it due to correlations
XAU/USD & XAG/USD - Gold & Silver Traders Thread