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- dimitri replied Jan 13, 2016
This is good point but it goes against traditional trading approach - trade what you see NOT what you expect. If we plan and predict our trades then we miss this mantra...
- dimitri replied Nov 29, 2015
The thing is... if you want the long term profitability with this system, you need to be on the right side of stronger pair(currency) most of the time. So it means to have more than 50% success rate - you need predict the outcome of news and be on ...
- dimitri replied Nov 27, 2015
Am I missing something? This strategy can be done by taking just one position... You pick the stronger currency and no need to hedge it...
- dimitri replied Aug 17, 2015
We should call instead of profitable strategy profitable trader. If you or someone from fx brokers business could confirm whether something like long term profitable trader exist.
- dimitri replied Jan 13, 2015
Well, SNB could take some action before 22 Jan to maintain the cap but if not then we may stay at current levels for years...
- dimitri replied Jan 3, 2015
I think raising the floor would not be such a big problem for SNB if they want to. Generaly SNB can print CHF and then buy EUR. Yes, by this step they increase their balance sheets but in total they create profit, because for printed CHF they get ...
- dimitri replied Dec 11, 2014
I think that 1.2050 is realistic scenario but the question is what then. If SNB is happy with defending cap in tight range then we can spend next year in these levels
- dimitri replied Dec 5, 2014
Yes that definitively true. Retail brokers wil get out of us from EUR/CHF longs. Time is playing against us. The nearer peg the higher chance to be kicked of due to adjustments in margin.
- dimitri replied Dec 2, 2014
It looks like some big players entering positions prior next thursday SNB meeting...
- dimitri replied Aug 25, 2014
The main risk EC long is how to manage trade. Its not enough to be long. This trade needs a large margin. In case SNB intervene, many brokers will widen spreads to wipe out accounts. This may be scare, you will be on the right side and not profiting ...
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Hi, Is there any statistic of forex traders proving that short term traders are less successful ...
- dimitri replied Feb 3, 2012
I think if today's NFP will cause a sharp move on EUR/USD in any direction then it is good opportunity to buy EUR/CHF 1.2010 - 1.2020
- dimitri replied Jan 31, 2012
When we were at 1.21 and 1.2080 levels we saw quick long spikes. At these levels close to peg nothing.
- dimitri replied Jan 31, 2012
well guys, let's pray for intervention, I am all in
- dimitri replied Jan 30, 2012
If SNB won't defend peg and let it drop down hundred pips it will be for retail traders the biggest loss for decade. There will be plenty of massive losses. We will remember this loss for long time. I hope it will not happen.
- dimitri replied Jan 24, 2012
well, Everybody is expecting the market gonna test 1.20. Possible scenario for next months: moving in range 1.21 - 1.24. I think best strategy for this is set longs now and wait till next year till we reach 1.30. It seems to be good long term ...
- dimitri replied Jan 18, 2012
If there is a promise to defend 1.20 and SNB not in action then the market must test it. It is question only for couple of days we see 1.20. I wonder how big that defending will be...
- dimitri replied Jan 18, 2012
With spikes like this, nobody in the future will believe longs. We may se big nervosity from traders, high volatility. Situation getting worse for SNB
- dimitri replied Jan 17, 2012
In the meantime before intervention you can read interesting article
- dimitri replied Jan 16, 2012
Well, everybody is expecting SNB to intervene and possibly set up a new peg. So traders and funds should be aware of going short. Everybody is long and EUR/CHF still going short, something strange about that. The problem is - no new SNB chairman - ...