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narafa replied Oct 18, 2005I received an advertising email today from another FX Market Maker/Broker telling me that they have a special offer if I am opening my account with them and transfering my money from a RefcoFX/FXCM/ACM account. Can you just believe it? The title of ...
All withdrawals from Refco FX "frozen"
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narafa replied Oct 17, 2005It's really strange that the only term you picked as an example is actually a famous reversal signal
What other terms do you mean?? I am not familiar with some terms as well and you won't find them in glossaries as far as I know. If you got a ...Reversal Signals - Lets compile a list
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narafa replied Oct 17, 2005Refco Inc. filed for Bankruptcy. Here's the story: http://biz.yahoo.com/rb/051017/finacial_refco_chapter11.html?.v=1 They are also in talks with JC Flowers to sell them their futures brokerage unit. Story here: ...
All withdrawals from Refco FX "frozen"
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narafa replied Oct 17, 2005You are decreasing the leverage and thus decreasing the profit potential. If you want my opinion, buy assets, invest in stocks and bonds if you have a large amount of capital, they will almost bring you the same rate of return and maybe higher than ...
Trading without stop loss?
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narafa replied Oct 16, 2005This idea has been discussed once before by a member called quinn. I think you will need to email Merlin or quinn, they will be able to tell you what exactly happened better than anyone else. Thanks, Nader
Working together as a team
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narafa replied Oct 15, 2005If everyone is using exactly the same trading method, entering the market using the same signal and exiting at exactly the same time, then when the signal of such a system comes, price will jump or fall sharply as all traders are trying to get into ...
Why traders don't disclose their methods
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005Merlin booklist can be found here: http://www.forexfactory.com/index.php?page=contest Btw, this is not an off-topic thread, but it seems that we are so happy with the new Members' Lounge
Thanks, NaderForex Litterature. Any recommendations?
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005Ya I am watching the dollar move down and wondering what is happening
Thanks, NaderRefco debacle
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005I usually leave and stop trading when I witness an ugly day from it's very beginning and thank GOD that it has been ugly in the beginning
What do you usually do in such cases ? Thanks, NaderIs it just me or is cable acting random?
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005I am not closely watching the GBP/USD, so I can't deeply analyze the price action as you might do, but I know that price has the right to move where ever they want, and to choose the way they want to move and the method of moving without informing ...
Is it just me or is cable acting random?
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005And the larger the number of shareholders who get hurt. Thanks, Nader
Refco debacle
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005Enron WAS a very BIG company someday in the past
Thanks, NaderRefco debacle
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005My view is normal directionless movement in the price action. Can you ever interpret directionless price movement another way rather than directionless or random
Thanks, NaderIs it just me or is cable acting random?
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narafa replied Oct 13, 2005I can't understand, are you saying that you see today as random in cable??? Can you post a chart and reveal your point?? Thanks, Nader
Is it just me or is cable acting random?
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narafa replied Oct 11, 2005Fluent in speaking forex, that's really a nice expression and true at the same time I believe. If you want to be fluent in speaking forex, then all you need to know is the alphabetic and the grammer, and some expressions, and that's all
Don't you ...Back to basics or information overload?
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narafa replied Oct 10, 2005Ya I agree to some extent. The most currency which is commodity driven is the CAD. The bond between the AUD and the NZD and the commodities is weaker. Gold and Copper are the major commodities that affect the Canadian economy, but I doubt Australia ...
I have forgotten which pairs are "commodity based"
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narafa replied Oct 10, 2005Commodity driven currencies are those currencies who are affected by the rise or decline of the prices of certain commodities, like Gold, Copper, Platinum and Oil. Because the economy of such countries is dependant on those commodities, their ...
I have forgotten which pairs are "commodity based"
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narafa replied Oct 9, 2005Well, to some extent I agree with Merlin that MM is being made complicated than it should be. As simple as it gets, as better it will work, that's what I believe. There are always 2 types of trades, high probability ones and low probability ones ...
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