Wait, are you saying that you pay interest for long EUR/CHF position? You might want to change your broker for a one that will actually pay you for such positions.

EUR/CHF

I also keep a trade journal in Excel. Helps a lot to analyze my reasoning for entries.

Do you keep a trading notebook?

I don't see how it can be a low risk trade. SNB might surprise the markets and EURCHF could go down. The only longs I would consider low-risk are long-term ones with rather distant SL and an accent on swap gains.

EUR/CHF

You also need to know stop-loss value, account currency and currency pair to calculate the lot value. Please see this recent threads as this question was answered numerous times: url url

Calculating lot value

Different timeframs are just different "zoom" levels of the same data, so yes, they do correlate if the same timeframes correlate.

Do different time-frames from different pairs correlate?

I assume that you meant 21:00 AEDT, not 09:00 AEDT. If so, you should set your indicator to 02:00 and 12:00. Your local time is irrelevant, the indicator uses broker's time.

Northern/Southern Hemisphere trading time difference for indicator

New tagline for SNB - "Beating hedge funds since Sept. 6, 2011."

EUR/CHF

It doesn't really matter what you borrow (that would probably depend on your account currency). What matters is that when you sell a pair, you sell its base currency.

I have some theoretical questions

When you sell 10,000 units of EUR/USD at 1.2000, you are selling €10,000. To do that, you borrow the same $12,000 from your broker and still need $120 margin to hold the position. If the price goes down to 1.1500, you close the short position, but ...

I have some theoretical questions

Looking for a bottom to add to longs? I'd wait for around 1.2010.

EUR/CHF

Hedging yields the same profit/loss result as closing the position, except that you pay one more bid/ask spread and are exposed to one more overnight swap.

Trade through next few days or close all trades that are in profit?

I'd close my dollar-related medium-term trades. I wouldn't bother for really long-term trades (years), while the short-term are usually closed intraday.

Trade through next few days or close all trades that are in profit?

Since you are long 80k EUR/USD, you will be losing $8 per 0.0001 move down. Everything else (your margin and entry level) is irrelevant.

How to calculate risk?

Yeah, tie it to a stake and let it burn!

When to upgrade to MT5?

I reckon it's pretty impossible to explain something that isn't antecedently defined.

When to upgrade to MT5?

Why?

When to upgrade to MT5?

What are "excecution functions in MT5"?

When to upgrade to MT5?

Hundreds of them here: url Just check "Currency".

Companies that trade Currency

Yeah, you just toss around lies and false accusations. Why would I do that? Sure, I can. Does it bother you? Good day to you too, sir.

When to upgrade to MT5?

No, sorry to disappoint you. How could they overlook you then?!

When to upgrade to MT5?