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- MCRotter replied Nov 25, 2014
Socco are you taking both long and short positions on the same pair, I.e. Hedging? that is a good performance, will be different handling emotions with real money. if you have any charts with entries post them up would be interested to see them so ...
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- MCRotter commented Nov 25, 2014
Bearish continuation... EURUSD up I do think we head lower though, no idea when however
EUR/USD Signals Bearish Continuation as US GDP Surprises
- MCRotter commented Nov 24, 2014
For the long term trader the HFT is a good thing, cuts their costs down. The guys who don't like HFT are the ones that used to scalp between the bid ask spread. They are relics now, in fact, they probably don't exist any more lol. The most short ...
High-frequency traders: The ‘Al Capones’ of Wall Street?
- MCRotter commented Nov 23, 2014
Something's wrong. Deflation and 7.3% growth, in the same sentence. Either Reuters has this wrong or Chinese are covering how bad things really are.
China ready to cut rates again on fears of deflation - sources
- MCRotter replied Nov 23, 2014
I still think that i want to be on the short side if I were to take a position. The snb has a much stronger position that the boe in 92. The snb can print and buy theoretically unlimited euro, whereas the boe had to use its foreign reserves to buy ...
EUR/CHF
- MCRotter replied Nov 19, 2014
I believe alpari have similar rules
Broker reverses $20K winning trades for alleged latency arbitrage
- MCRotter commented Nov 19, 2014
A lot of bankers topping themselves
Citigroup banker found dead with throat slit in swanky apartment
= obvious sarcasm lol well maybe not so obvious ha- MCRotter replied Nov 18, 2014
not sure if you are talking to me or not. Don't really have a profit target, have not thought about it much. If I was to take the trade I would maybe have 100 pip stop and target 1000 pips. Negative carry might be a concern. I'm not a day trader btw ...
EUR/CHF
- MCRotter replied Nov 17, 2014
I don't believe it is. Currently everyone is long eur/chf, everyone thinks that it will hold. If you go and check the position stats of the retail traders it is very heavily skewed to the long side. But the might of the financial markets can crush ...
EUR/CHF
- MCRotter replied Nov 17, 2014
I'm beginning to think that this peg cannot be held. We are at a level where the central bank has previously acted and there is nothing. Additionally with the global economy in a state generally the world has become more risk adverse. I just do not ...
EUR/CHF
- MCRotter replied Nov 16, 2014
This is why you buy at highs and short at lows, logic dictates USD strength, price has other ideas. I have a breakout order at 107 ish
USD/JPY Discussion
- MCRotter commented Nov 16, 2014
Usdjpy is down, I expected the opposite reaction.
Japan Q3 GDP unexpectedly shrinks, Abe seen delaying tax hike
- MCRotter replied Nov 16, 2014
ETXCAPITAL Only withdrew once, but had no problems. I really like them actually, would go back if they changed some things in their cost structure.
Name forex brokers that you have withdrawn from > 2 times?
- MCRotter commented Nov 14, 2014
What if you are 200 pips in profit, should I close the positions?
Market Turmoil: 10am ET Sparks Sudden Reversal
- MCRotter commented Nov 12, 2014
Lol it's true. Leverage encourages short term trading and thinking. I'm convinced that almost all retail intraday day trading is a losing game. People like to talk about market wizards series, about how x made this amount of money etc.... But of the ...
The Lure of Forex: Conflict, Debt and Loss in a $400 Billion Market
- MCRotter commented Nov 12, 2014
Th banks don't actually have huge leverage, they have some but it is the hedge funds that are truly leveraged to the hilt. The banks aren't allowed that same kind of leverage, at least not anymore in western banks. Generally agree with the rest of ...
The Lure of Forex: Conflict, Debt and Loss in a $400 Billion Market
- MCRotter commented Nov 12, 2014
That article seems mostly true, but why on earth would you outright ban it? Just regulate and enforce, how hard is that.
The Lure of Forex: Conflict, Debt and Loss in a $400 Billion Market
- MCRotter replied Nov 12, 2014
I have had a couple of positions taken out by just a few pips at break even only to then go on and run of 100s pips into profit. If I had left the stop loss as is they where upon initial entry several positions would have ran into big profits. I ...
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