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- corpralj replied Nov 4, 2009
Go to a casino. 10 second scalping? 1 second scalping? Are you kidding me? Anyone who is scalping in 10 or 1 second time frames is not trading, they are gambling. No intelligent short-term move can consistently be made solely on 10 second or 1 ...
- corpralj replied Oct 30, 2009
Well seeing as +/- 6 pips is nothing but market noise, yes it is a risk. The guy who said he made 26 trades for 2 pips each, and put him at +73% means he is leveraging his account around 400:1 - 500:1. This is the same thing as taking a coin and ...
- corpralj replied Oct 30, 2009
No, your stop would get slipped all the way back down to the bottom of the spike or very close to the bottom. The stop in the case listed above would definately be slipped and stops do no slip to a point above the price at which you set a trailing ...
- corpralj replied Oct 30, 2009
This is what a lot of successful traders do... they look at support and resistance levels across various currencies because all currencys are correlated to some degree. Gaining insight on support and resistance across various currency pairs is ...
- corpralj replied Oct 29, 2009
I don't care what you say about liquidity. Anyone running a hedge fund making less than %5 a year shouldn't be in charge of the fund. Then again they make tens of millions of dollars on a %0.0000000000001 gain so I guess they shouldn't really care ...
- corpralj replied Oct 29, 2009
Yea... arbitrage isn't that easy. If it was you'de see people like warren buffet doing that shit all day.
- corpralj replied Oct 29, 2009
Sure it's ok that they do it. Who's to tell a country what they can and cannot do with their money? They can only manipulate a market for so long, they will eventually lose the money to continue.
- corpralj replied Oct 28, 2009
First I was going to say that it's really strange that I ran into this thread today. I just began to think of this same idea 2 nights ago. I thought of this same general concept, not with all the complex mathmatical equations tied in with this ...
- corpralj replied Oct 28, 2009
This makes every bit of sense seeing that it is the NFA's job to protect investors. Forex brokers can see clients stop and limit levels whether you choose to believe it or not, anyone who refuses to believe that they can is ignorant. These brokers ...
- corpralj replied Oct 27, 2009
No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying that if you got slipped to -$X due to that spike you would of had to walk away with your broke account and fix it with your broker. You are never slipped into more profit, always into more loss. If you had ...
- corpralj replied Oct 27, 2009
Trading is a business yet this above is the apitamy of gambling... My point is that small losses can produce reasonable, consistant failure.
- corpralj replied Oct 26, 2009
I have a live account with them and everything is exactly like it was in the demo. Instant execution and guaranteed fills just like they have stated. The one time I had an order heavily slipped near a news release they canceled the slipped order and ...
- corpralj replied Oct 26, 2009
Yea this was not a feed spike... this was a move in the market. It occured on my brokers platform too. You said your account was 3k and that your trades P/L's were in cents... depending on your broker you should be able to have them fix the issue if ...
- corpralj replied Oct 26, 2009
I don't... I know what the outcome of the market will be after it's release.
- corpralj replied Oct 11, 2009
Every action may be based on "guessing" but every trade isn't neccessarily a guess. There have been many of times I have made %5 - %40 gains in a single brief move because I KNEW the outcome of a certain news release would have a definitive impact ...
- corpralj replied Oct 8, 2009
Regarding the past two massive moves on the AUD/USD that pissed me off because I got in 1 second after the spike with 9% down each trade... I just realized my broker can infact apply a guaranteed stop buy order. If only I had known this my account ...
- corpralj replied Oct 7, 2009
Wow, the same fucking thing happened again with the AUD employment rates. I go to place a long, 9% position for a quick gap up and the thing fucking jumps 60+ pips instantly. I still got gains out of it but less than 1%. For fuck sake. I just need ...
- corpralj replied Oct 7, 2009
One thing you will learn in trading is to not pick tops or bottoms, I say this regardless of support or resistance. In my experience, monthly highs and lows just get blown through more so than they are respected. On another note regarding AUD... The ...
- corpralj replied Oct 1, 2009
I wish I could get access to this program of yours. I don't have enough activity on this forum to contact you though. Is there any way for me to recieve PM's from you VolumeTrader?
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