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- nhallmark replied Jul 16, 2008
at the price clicked...the other 10% of the time was within my slippage limits or partial fills.
- nhallmark replied Jul 16, 2008
Was this partial fill on demo? fxRichard, I'm assuming your scalping with CyroxMMAs...what time frame are you using? I was with Dukascopy around this time last year. Their slippage control feature is really good for scalping, but it's harder to get ...
- nhallmark replied Jun 16, 2008
The desktop version of Oanda FXTrade uses your computer's time.
- nhallmark replied Jun 10, 2008
Kurka, There is some good info here that might help with weighting certain pairs during different sessions... url Most of the data is later in the thread, posted by "coolo".
- nhallmark replied Jun 8, 2008
Did you press the expert advisors button in the toolbar to make it start?
- nhallmark replied May 21, 2008
You can also use Oanda's charts or ProRealTime...both web based.
- nhallmark replied May 14, 2008
About this time last year, a rep for ADMD told me they were releasing their own MT4 using the currenex feed. I'm not sure if they ever did it, but just an option to look into...
- nhallmark replied May 13, 2008
url ...or click the paperclip icon in the post window.
- nhallmark replied May 8, 2008
and the one minor detail you left out...it repaints
- nhallmark replied May 7, 2008
Yes, I use it. It's more of a method, per se. You basically plot the WMAs, then sit and watch...screen time. Find your own way to enter/exit. It works very well once you have put the time into it. Back on topic...the other posters are right about ...
- nhallmark replied May 6, 2008
You can chart the MBT feed with NinjaTrader, but it doesn't provide historical data. The work around is to use Gain's feed for historical and then switch to the MBT feed. There is a lot of talk about this here... url I personally trade with MBT ...
- nhallmark replied Apr 15, 2008
Sorry its taken so long to reply. I haven't checked this thread in forever. It's just Oanda's platform in Firefox for Mac.
- nhallmark replied Mar 19, 2008
Something like CAX... url Minimum used to be $10mil net worth to even apply. With that size, you can usually trade with a bank guarantee...meaning you keep the money in the bank, but it's credited/debited daily according to your p/l. Also, some ...
- nhallmark replied Dec 5, 2007
Oanda may display better prices, but try trading with them for a few weeks and you'll find you're getting prices 2-5 pips worse than MB/EFX.
- nhallmark replied Nov 30, 2007
I started using a line chart when I started scalping and I noticed the same thing as you. It feels like candles are hiding what's really going on, IMO. However, I still think you can trade with them...it would just be nice for everyone to be one the ...
- nhallmark replied Nov 25, 2007
Brent, I'm trying to figure out where to host the files. I will let you know when it's ready.
- nhallmark replied Nov 17, 2007
Wow. Same for me. I will send you a PM in a couple of days about it.
- nhallmark replied Nov 17, 2007
Also, check with your broker. FXCM and Oanda offer news with their platforms.(I'm sure there are others as well) Their feeds are a few seconds behind the paid services, but if you are not trading spikes, they are not half bad IMO.
- nhallmark replied Nov 17, 2007
Reuters has several packages. You can get a good feed with them for $750. Bloomberg is $1700 a month(this doesn't pertain to your post, really. I just forgot to mention the price in my last post LOL) I disagree about trading longer term, but I think ...