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- Deevz replied Oct 19, 2011
Good observation, SM. My guess would be that we will see 1.40 by friday. May I enquiry you on what setup (feed, software) your are using for your futures chart? I'm actively trying to find a good level two data feed.
- Deevz commented Aug 7, 2011
Nice post Jolly, it really translates the sentiment that could prevail during such an event.
- Deevz replied Feb 27, 2011
You're done! — Good job, Darkstar, it must feel pretty good to have accomplished your goal. I hope Ill have the chance to lay my eyes upon your work
- Deevz replied Feb 21, 2011
My bad, I didnt know they offered live to everyone yet.
- Deevz replied Feb 20, 2011
With Oanda offering MT4 soon (some lucky fews like me have already access to it), its a good solution. However the minimum lot size on their mt4 platform is 1000 units. That means you need 20$ to trade that mucht. Id advise opening up with something ...
- Deevz replied Feb 16, 2011
Short it! — Some shorts would be sweet now.
- Deevz replied Feb 16, 2011
Time to go long some!
- Deevz replied Feb 16, 2011
More shorts!
- Deevz replied Feb 16, 2011
Yes, thats what I want to hear! More shorts!
- Deevz replied Feb 13, 2011
I think two of the easiest ones to figure out are techs and news. Because of techs, certain common patterns might attract orders from that group of persons. News will also bring people to put orders in the market, albeit in which direction it is ...
- Deevz replied Feb 3, 2011
I hear you. Acting on that kind of interpretations makes for good traders, and it also, as you say, makes trading an art. Example of a trade based on a particular event: Some week, there had been a lot of particular news that should have made a pair ...
- Deevz replied Jan 23, 2011
I agree that the frontier is not that between retail and institutional, I actually dont have any opinion on institutional traders. All that I am implying is, wherever that frontier is and whatever form it takes, the vast majority of retail traders ...
- Deevz replied Jan 23, 2011
You think so? I'm a firm believer of that dichotomy, or the informed/uninformed, or smart money, however you call the model. The fact that there are traders out there that can be manipulating or tricking others into taking the other side of the ...
- Deevz replied Jan 23, 2011
Yes, it' s not about the money, but about becoming a master at your art .
- Deevz replied Jan 23, 2011
And why would you need centralized information? Have you ever heard about a sample, the very basis of statistics? :nerd:
- Deevz replied Jan 23, 2011
Personally, I've been using orderflow trading to catch moves upward of 300 pips quite succesfully. I managed to pick up my account 5000% in 6 weeks using my own methodology and, yes, Ill admit, making extensive use of the 50:1 leverage Oanda ...
- Deevz replied Jan 22, 2011
Depends on your reference value for measuring liquidity. If there is more liquidity at a given price than there is demand, then the price wont get through it, you're right on that. I simply meant that there can be a lot of liquidity available but so ...
- Deevz replied Jan 22, 2011
There are no absolutes. When scientists make a vacuum, its quality depends on the density of matter that is left inside it. There is no such thing as a "perfect" vacuum, but under a certain density, depending on your standards, you can qualify it as ...
- Deevz replied Jan 22, 2011
There doesn't have to be a lack of market liquidity for the price to shift. I think the point here is, if the shift is not leaving some liquidity in its trail, no matter how many people are pushing for the shift, it takes only one order in the ...
- Deevz replied Jan 22, 2011
Yes, price has a very high tendency to come back a long way after a big move during news. By the way, I too sent you a request on your website not long ago. Don't mind the non-sense about rhinos and stuff, I had to write something .