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- agiletrader replied Jun 8, 2010
I trade with Alpari for several years. Don't know if they are best at their spreads and commissions against other brokers, but they are safe.
- agiletrader replied Jun 8, 2010
Hi, I trade with Alpari for many years, don't think they are bad. If I caught a SL, I did it because of my own mistake
- agiletrader replied Jun 8, 2010
Svm, try this history data server: url AFAIR, it gives 15 minutes rates, but you can convert it with period_converter.mq4 standard script. I can attach the screen if you don't have it. thanks
- agiletrader replied Jun 8, 2010
aeb, you can convert H1 data to H4 with period_converter.mq4 standard script. If you don't know what it is, I can attach it. thanks
- agiletrader replied Mar 10, 2010
There are a lot of monitoring services on the web where you can find statistics for traders who participate in the monitoring. Many traders want to find investments so they participate in such programs.
- agiletrader replied Mar 10, 2010
What are your current results? What are the results for last month? Did you test your system on historical data?
- agiletrader replied Feb 25, 2010
imho, you should be more accurate in selecting pairs for this system. My observatin was that not all pairs work well with trend line signals.
- agiletrader replied Feb 24, 2010
I also trade similar trendline based system. In addition to Thomas DeMark's trend lines I also use classical trend lines, built on price peaks. The principle is the same as yours, I try to recognize main move and wait for a trend line breakout in ...
- agiletrader replied Feb 15, 2010
IMHO, the best pair for which Technical Analysis can be applied to is EUR/USD. My arguments is that there many trading systems that works fine for EUR/USD but fail on other pairs. For beginners it's simpliest to develope a trading system on EUR/USD.
- agiletrader replied Feb 15, 2010
IMHO, the best pair for which Technical Analysis can be applied to is EUR/USD. My arguments is that there many trading systems that works fine for EUR/USD but fail on other pairs. For beginners it's simpliest to develope a trading system on EUR/USD.
- agiletrader replied Feb 15, 2010
As for me, I arrange them manually, into "matrix". If you want to move these charts to another PC or another MT installation you can simply copy CHR files to appropriate folder.
- agiletrader replied Feb 15, 2010
Sure each pair has its own unique behavior. Some systems can work fine on one pair and fail on others. There are systems that work on some group of pairs, etc. So, how many pairs you can trade, - it depends on a trading system you use. Example, I ...
- agiletrader replied Feb 15, 2010
I have traded trend lines for a long time and here's what I'd like to share. The main point of my method is that you should determine a trend first. It's hardly to trust trend lines as sup/res levels when you don't see a trend. It's a safiest way of ...
- agiletrader replied Feb 8, 2010
My 2 cents.. you can recognize a trend if you try to find a peak series. If you see ascending minimum peaks, it is most probably up-trend. Conversely, descending maximum peaks give us a hint about down-trend. Nothing new, it's a classical definition ...
- agiletrader replied Feb 8, 2010
I'm using PSAR for trailing stop losses. I set stop loss = PSAR value +/- some delta. It perfect works for some strategies. Can be mostly applied for short-term positions. Don't think psar is good for opening as it can give many false signals.
- agiletrader replied Jan 26, 2010
We are sure not Holly Grail diggers here. Though I beleive there are profitable trading systems for at least some period (long-term) of time or for some market condition (long-term). Assuming this, it can be possible to code the algorythm in trading ...
- Stock Robot reviews anyone?
Hi everyone, have any of you guys had much luck with this script? I find only a lack of people ...
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