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- jennywonda35 replied Jan 12, 2012
Anyone here trade the US NatGas Fund UNG on NYSE? I am not into futures trading (don't know much bout rollovers etc), I find that it is easier to trade as it trades just like stocks. But I am not sure how it correlates with the futures price movement
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 15, 2011
i just use SMA 200 and some S&R levels, generally people use SMA 200 to look at the main trend
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 13, 2011
you might want to look at Gann Method, there is one of his books which is actually a novel but supposedly hidden in it are his secrets to it
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 8, 2011
hi, just wanna share with you all, i do trade the simple moving average but mostly for stocks. whipsaw is an area of concern especially for trend following systems like moving averages. For stocks, diversification is used so that the winners make up ...
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 8, 2011
choppiness can be a killer, in stocks you can diversify so that other wins can overcome the chopiness but for forex, it is a different story altogether
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 8, 2011
there used to be a yahoo group that has all these alerts EA, not sure if it still exists, you might want to search it, the group name is MT4 Indicators or something like that
- jennywonda35 replied Nov 8, 2011
i'm short eur/usd at the moment, same for gbp/usd but im monitoring closely looks like i will be stopped out soon
- jennywonda35 replied Oct 11, 2011
just like any trend following system, moving averages works well in a trend over a longer time frame. Losses are part of trend-following. Trick is to make sure the losses are small while waiting for the big trend. You can experience losses for ...
- jennywonda35 replied Oct 11, 2011
i have the single moving average ea not the crossover ie price cross ea then trigger trade, i would prefer to trade on higher timeframes instead of lower. Simple No Worries Trading - No Analysis BULLS**T url
- jennywonda35 replied Aug 26, 2011
The thing is we as traders can know the probability of success of that particular trade but the question comes when what if it goes wrong? do we activate the mechanical stop or do we hope for the best for the price to turn into our favour? hoping ...
- jennywonda35 replied Aug 26, 2011
the surest way to follow a direction is to trade with the big boys... who are the big boys and where to find them? easy follow the Commitments of Traders report released by CFTC - Commodity Futures Trading Commission it covers currencies, ...
- jennywonda35 replied Aug 26, 2011
glad to see someone who agrees however I don't see many people discussing these issues...
- jennywonda35 replied Aug 26, 2011
The thing about trading is that you DON'T know where the price will go. But what you do is to manage the risk. You keep the risk low enough that one win will cover most of the losses and you gain some of it. I usually look at the exit signals of ...
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