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- FrenchCuff replied Jan 20, 2022
CapitalTrader - Coming from a point of simplicity, I've wondered if Forex pricing is primarily built around the concept of quarter, halves, and wholes? We see an item priced for a retail sale at $9.99, knowing that if the price goes above the $10.00 ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 5, 2014
Rap - one of the more interesting trading methodologies I've read here in quite sometime is the "Bilstein' method of trading. When it comes to conquering all of the variables that are factored into a trade - it is probably as good as anything else. ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 5, 2014
Rap - they are not. These were various mathematicians - not traders. They just love the math.
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 5, 2014
This might be a good time to remember the old adage "If you argue with math - you're wrong." The fact is that mathematical gurus have gone back as far as 1950 forward examining distribution models, popular indicators and other factors we use in ...
- FrenchCuff replied Apr 27, 2014
Don't waste your time. In history it might look good - but it is a complete fallacy. Mathematically it's impossible. You're attempting to determine a constant based on a variable (indicator) and it can't be done. Sure, you will get a positive trade ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jan 31, 2012
Jason — Hi FrenchCuff, This issue is being fixed with this weekend's platform update. What's happening right now is that the indicators are being calculated on the price to the 4th decimal rather than the 5th decimal. The forced update going ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jan 27, 2012
Thank You — I appreciate your response. Keep up the good work.
- FrenchCuff replied Jan 27, 2012
Marketscope Chart — I notice that since your last chart upgrade, a price line (line chart) no longer equates to a moving average of 1. These two have been the same for the past 8 years and don't know why it was changed. In other words, a ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 22, 2011
The truth is that fibonacci, in all of its scientific reasoning, i.e. "golden ratio", has absolutely nothing to do with trading or finance in general. However, as we know, it works under the heading of a self-full filling prophecy in regards to ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 18, 2011
Two Questions — NoMask (and other readers) - I've just started reading your thread with great interest. I do have two questions if I may regarding this method. I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed. First, the use of Murray ...
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 12, 2011
Nubcake - I totally agree. That's why I'm wondering if you're just as well off choosing a time frame i.e. 6- hour, and just trade it using your whatever personal strategy?
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 12, 2011
However, my question is can the market be traded just as well using only one time frame?
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 12, 2011
In my experiece - the second person
- FrenchCuff replied Jun 12, 2011
One Time Frame — I've heard it said that since price doesn't know what time frame its on, we should only trade and concentrate on just one time frame. Choose the one you want and stay with it. Would you concur?
- FrenchCuff replied Dec 2, 2010
Predictability — This has been said on many forums but the difficulty is this. There are too many variables going on at any one time. At any given moment traders are trading your particular currency of choice on the spot market, futures ...
- FrenchCuff replied Dec 2, 2010
I Agree — I agree. I do it as well in as many times with the same percentage, using the same methodology. I was trying to make the post short - what I was referring to was the greater majority of traders using what is taught in most trainings ...
- FrenchCuff replied Dec 2, 2010
My "Out-of-the Box" — We must first begin by understanding that almost everything we've been taught is incorrect. The worst mistake a trader makes is believing that they can predict where a market is headed. It can't be done - accept ...
- FrenchCuff replied Nov 26, 2010
Confusion — I feel where the confusion might be in the preceding posts is the difference in US and European versions of Binary Options. The US version uses the 0 - 100 scale whereas the European version (for the most part) utilizes a simple ...
- FrenchCuff replied Sep 29, 2010
Stacking — Regarding the October regulatory changes, I'm not sure leverage is the real issue as we trade this strategy. I believe the real issue is the rule "First-In-First-Out" (FIFO). This means as we stack entries, they will have to be ...
- FrenchCuff replied Aug 12, 2010
I have studied this thread from the beginning and am truly impressed. Thank you for sharing. I do have one question - what is your opinion of using the Heikin Ashi candlesticks to keep you in the longer trades?
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