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- candy replied Sep 15, 2007
You're absolutely right about arbing. Agreed that your broker's quotes are what's most important because it only matters what you can trade. I don't arb but I do trade with ECN's that have no charting. Sorry if I've confused the issue. Happy ...
- candy replied Sep 15, 2007
I agree with you that there is no advantage to other charting in this case. Sorry if I misread your questions. The bolded sentence you wrote is the key. You're good to go! Happy Rainbowing!
- candy replied Sep 15, 2007
I don’t know anything about Oanda because I don’t trade there, but ideally you always want a chart that is pushed with “tradable” price data from your broker. The problem comes in when you have a chart that doesn’t quite match the broker's quotes ...
- candy replied Sep 15, 2007
Hi Rising Sun, To answer your question, I use Ensign with Esignal for data and also from time to time use Ensign's FXCM data too. I like FXCM really as a back up datafeed in case anything happens to the Esignal. I agree with you that Ensign's FXCM ...
- candy replied Sep 14, 2007
Hi Shreem, I too have Ensign charting. Just in case you don't know, Ensign can also do a seconds chart. Simply click on the icon just left of the middle of the toolbar that looks like a clock. A box will drop down and you'll see all the times for ...
- candy replied Sep 12, 2007
I prefer the sounds of paper money floating into my account, lol. Just wanted to say thanks for starting up this thread Linuxtroll. Great information, great attitude and most of all I've enjoyed you sharing your view of the market. As you say, ...
- candy replied Sep 12, 2007
You said the magic word, consistency and that's exactly what you'll need in order to make this happen. Plan on being patient with yourself and not rushing the process. LT has been trying to show you that by putting in the screentime, you'll really ...
- candy replied Sep 21, 2005
You're just trying to tempt us with your gold nuggets!! If heaven is involved, then sign me up! Like the concept of the trailing entry system, can't wait to hear more. candy
- candy replied Sep 15, 2005
Gotta love those pin bars. I have to thank you James for all your inspiration, I think of you everytime I take one. I decided to ride the wave of GBP in two waves so as to take profit along the way, just in case GBP does what it always does…..turn ...
- candy replied Sep 11, 2005
Fijitrader you're making me really happy. I'm so glad you've decided to write for James16's course. I look forward to all you have to share, especially your unique way of looking at money management that you talk about. Such valuable insights are ...
- candy replied Sep 9, 2005
This is pure gold, Fijitrader!! I know I saved it for my files!! This should be required reading for everyone because it is so easy to lose focus on a day to day basis. I just bumped into this post and I'm so glad I did. Thank you for helping me ...
- candy replied Sep 3, 2005
This is really great stuff. Thanks for sharing all the info. candy
- candy replied Sep 3, 2005
Excellent point. I never thought of making a spreadsheet like that. Indeed that would help and if nothing else would give me a deeper understanding of my strategy. I think if nothing else, it would help me decide also when to tighten my stops as ...
- candy replied Sep 3, 2005
Thanks Diallist, I needed that. You nailed another point on the head…..I never leave my computer. I can’t bring myself to just letting the trade play out and so I am hugging the computer at all times. The computer enjoys the company, but after a ...
- candy replied Sep 3, 2005
Thanks James for all your wisdom. It’s funny you should mention it, but lately I’ve been working on a breakeven plus 1 exit.. I am quickly learning that preserving capital is so important to having real success. I think the real issue here is seeing ...
- candy replied Sep 2, 2005
Hi James, Have a little question for you....Do you always trail a stop for exits or do you use something else in fast moving markets? If this is too much to answer, I will respectfully wait for your course. Thanks, candy
- candy replied Aug 31, 2005
Yesterday GBP was very generous and yielded 5 trades with one being a loser. Overall, I can't complain. Losses are kept short while the winners are big enough to make a decent amount. I find a little better results in some higher time frames than 5 ...
- candy replied Aug 30, 2005
Thanks for your comments. Yes, I use the break of the close too. One other thing you might look at if you haven't already is using some type of support and resistence points such as pivots or fibs for turning points. Most times I have seen reversals ...
- candy replied Aug 28, 2005
Thanks for all your feedback. Excellent about your broker spread and execution speed. That’s exactly what you need for this type of system. I am in the U.S. so I trade London into New York session which seems to work very well for all types of ...
- candy replied Aug 27, 2005
Very interesting Fx-trader777. Just a few questions: How long have you been testing this idea (over what length of time) and in what type of market (i.e. trending, ranging, choppy). Are you trading during a specific time session like London hours? ...