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- snowly replied Oct 18, 2013
I protest; I don't live in the pacific ocean
- snowly replied Oct 18, 2013
gbp leads? when it stops, long usd I guess... anyway, europe ccy lead, asia ones follow. timewise, should last some weeks; buildup lasted months. No clue, just scalping right now.
- snowly replied Oct 16, 2013
fti, question: take eur/usd. It's in the same boring range for one month. It's not summer, it's not anything. The atr will soon be negative . How were you dealing in such moments? And what were your clients doing in such moments(not the other ...
- snowly replied Oct 9, 2013
damn lady cable is; bless her little cotton socks
- snowly replied Oct 8, 2013
regarding that discussion - an interesting observation above. Same as my experience when dealing in small amounts(tens of thoundands) of EM currency. be careful with that thinking Sometimes, you just have to drop it(seldom, but there are times). ...
- snowly replied Oct 7, 2013
it's not months what you're posting in there, it's hours. Basically, you go... short; price shoots through your short. You(and many others) place an order to cover at be. basically, market overshoots a layer of orders, cascades whatever stops are to ...
- snowly replied Oct 5, 2013
good luck and thanks alot
- snowly replied Oct 1, 2013
actually, on h1/h4/d they ain't totally bad(the 3 deviations one, the 2 is pretty useless imho). It's a pretty good graphical display for std. deviation. sure, they're perfectly worthless on m1; but, overall, I kinda like them. Transmits information ...
- snowly replied Oct 1, 2013
that blue thing is there for years. I love my blue area otherwise, sorry for derailing the thread and chart porn.
- snowly replied Oct 1, 2013
imho: news matter; there are seldom real news(I know only of two last year - Draghi's speach, Fed starting QE3), but there are various fads that can last for days. That chart doesn't occur out of thin air. I've always watched news more like... ...
- snowly replied Oct 1, 2013
another trick I've learnt(sure, nothing is set in stone). Big announcement, right? Read the announcement, think what changed, etc. You slept on it, so you're 2nd wave. 1st - where are the orders? Well, .435 is twice very important resistance(weekly, ...
- snowly replied Sep 30, 2013
the danger with high leverage imho is that'll you'll get used to it. And.. 99.9% of the time, you'll get away with it. but, come that .1% time, you'll be at lost. Take a look at the attached pic. - measly news(the Italian election - all in all, ...
- snowly replied Sep 30, 2013
really, that's a hard thing to daytrade... my .02$ the 50 dma is at .455 and the 76.4 of the major move down from 1.54 to whatever was the min at .4548 (I know they're just lines, but how was that with avoiding fortified cities? ); buyin' for a ...
- snowly replied Sep 23, 2013
well, I usually daytrade eur/usd. In a 20-30 pips range session... not much I can do, can I? Plus... 1 pip going in, 1 pip going out, gain 15 pips(as I won't be the lucky one to buy exactly the bottom and sell exactly the top, or viceversa...) and ...
- snowly replied Sep 23, 2013
I'm more into buyin' usd; I understand you're more into selling. But on one thing we definitely agree: something seems to be up in the air. Also, have more bias than you do when trading(guess ignoring ones bias comes with experience). Maybe it'll be ...
- snowly replied Sep 20, 2013
yes, I'll claim I've sold the top and go to sleep for 1 year I'll be a "long term investor"; gotta love those, right?
- snowly replied Sep 20, 2013
don't agree with you here; I still think they'll have to taper, whether they like it or not. There's less deficit to monetize, so maths tells me they have to taper. Guess the BLS will just have to cook statistics more to provide reason and the debt ...
- snowly replied Sep 19, 2013
guess I gotta buy lotsa stuff after getting out green in the last 20h. Going 3:1 levered long usd into fomc wasn't exactly smart I guess... It's the 2nd time this Ben monkey does it to me after sept. last year. 2 months of profits risked to show up ...
- snowly replied Jul 6, 2013
wasn't talking about retail; here, its clear - we're screwed by widening the spreads and requotes and crap. I trade news pretty often, but: 1. at most have 3:1 leverage; 2. never put the offer later than 30 secs before the announcement and usually ...
- snowly replied Jul 6, 2013
imho, with this new electronic trading, it's just because everyone probably withdraws bids before news. So probably book is so thin that with very little money you move it alot(monday opening stop hunt anyone?) after it moved a bit, stops cascade, ...