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- TheBeastFX replied Apr 6, 2013
Here is a chart to 1970 to give a bit more perspective. It could definitely crash through 1.20 but I still see going to 1.20 again, not breaking, then going 1.50 and then back down to break 1.20 Just fun to speculate long term
- TheBeastFX replied Apr 5, 2013
Speculative chart for those of you who may be interested.. To me, the yearly technicals still call for more consolidation and even a slight rally before another huge crash in the USDX. My eye sees one more fall to 1.20 area which will leave us with ...
- TheBeastFX replied Apr 5, 2013
90% done with this hope at least one person can take something away from it enjoy your weekends edit: posting a EURUSD speculative chart here because there's no where else to keep it. purely for fun of course... how my eye sees the next years of ...
- TheBeastFX replied Apr 5, 2013
Exactly Also people don't realize that trading is actually harder for banks because they have to deal with slippage if they load up too much at once. That's why markets go through consolidation zones, testing new support levels over and over before ...
- TheBeastFX replied Apr 2, 2013
I actually believe the guy above. You know why? Because he is smart enough to realize when you are overleveraging, you start with as little money as the broker will allow you to put into the account. Any one who tries to overleverage starting with ...
- TheBeastFX replied Apr 2, 2013
reserved in case i need more space feel free to ask any questions i bark but dont bite
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 31, 2013
This thread is sad and pathetic. At least the original post is. Just because you are trading the fakeouts doesn't mean everyone else is. Sure the majority do, but not everyone. Only 4% of people who attempt it are profitable at currency trading and ...
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 14, 2013
Fantastic... I like the way you log each trade with notes and account balance details. S/L in the money for sure on that one, yeah?
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- TheBeastFX replied Mar 13, 2013
The only limit is liquidity (WHICH IS A BEAST IN FOREX) and your own psychology on the % gains and more importantly the risks of larger sums of money. You will find as your stack goes up to a certain point, you will substantially reduce your risk ...
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 13, 2013
There was a thread about this a while back. I think it was this same website. I think the conclusion was too good to be true. You are likely right on that as well. Banks wouldn't want others to front run their orders to piggy back the move and ruin ...
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 13, 2013
Good luck to you. Don't ever let anyone tell you this can't be done. I'm not sure if I skipped over this but what is your average risk per trade, average leverage per trade, maximum risk tolerance per day and per month? How long do you intend this ...
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 13, 2013
IC Markets in Australia hands down (as far as I know). ECN broker, 0.0-0.2 EU spread + 0.7 commission for all clients. Minimum deposit $200. Even lower commission (like 0.5) for high volume clients. They also display depth of market (relative ...
- TheBeastFX replied Mar 13, 2013
Just open with the new broker, put the positions on, and close them immediately at the old broker. Then move the rest of your money to the new broker. If all your money is tied up in one account then you are really out of luck.
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