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- Negative correlation between EUR/USD and USD/CHF
I may be missing something but here is my question. If I am long the EUR/USD and long the USD/CHF ...
- candaguy2007 replied Feb 9, 2011
yes, that's correct...In essence, when the underlying curency moves enough in either dirction to breach one of your naked positions, you buy the corresponding quanitity of the udnerlying currency to becoming "covered"... In dong so, you do risk the ...
- candaguy2007 replied Feb 8, 2011
FX Brokers — It is very nice to see a meaingful discussion of FX options on this board. I did try start a discussion a couple years ago but there wasn't much interest. When I first started trading FX options, I was drawn to the leverage ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jun 22, 2010
Double Leverage? — Ok, At the risk of being ridulced, why is Saxo and some other brokers using the term "double leverage" with reference to margin? Is that 100 to 1? or something else
- candaguy2007 replied Nov 9, 2008
\ Hello, I traded using Saxo's white label partner RCG in Chicago...I traded live for about a year....While RCG was great, any support regarding the software went through England...the support was horrible...the swap rate question took over 6 months ...
- candaguy2007 replied Apr 5, 2008
hello, here is something i saw as a posisblity but not completley risk free... buy the gbp/jpy spot at say 200.00, buy th2 gby/jpy put for say 1.85 expring 7 days later (on a Friday), simulateansouly seel the 200.00 gby/jup call (expiring on the ...
- candaguy2007 replied Feb 29, 2008
care to enlighten this poor canuck? i am sitll sore from a rough night..
- candaguy2007 replied Feb 29, 2008
Dropped to 207.59ish...bounced a bit...holding my breath...
- candaguy2007 replied Feb 28, 2008
I hope so because I just about s**t my pants when I came back from lunch....i use optinns to hedge and thought that was sufficient for this baby but i guess not...i am hedged down to 208.30 and my 209.00 calls epxire tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. EST...If ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 29, 2008
You guys really making me laugh..i can hope your more diligient in your trading.. here is the link..you can download the Viking Trzdder without hvaing to kiss someone's ass for a copy.... url
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 27, 2008
I don't see wthat the big fuss is all aoubt you download the demo version of the VIking Trader at Aaron Trading
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 26, 2008
Breeze, I am more of a reader than a poster hoever, your hedging posts have cuaghyt my itnterest...You mentioned very early on using hedging and fx options but I do not see how fx optin are incoroprated in you trading... Can you please elaborate? ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 12, 2008
That is true but my concern was why I was receiving a negative credit to the oringial spot price on a rollover rather than reducing the base price... juding from what i read on saxo's page, that is the case for the NZD/JPY pair but I am still not ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 10, 2008
yes, i have raed that too and frankly, I have tried to get some clarification from them about that but nothing ever comes back...here is what is happening to my demo account where I am long the NZD/JPY Position 30926741: Tomorrow / Next Roll. ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 10, 2008
Thanks to TC for directing me here...I do hedge trades with fx optoins but since there are few retail brokers that offer combined fx sport and fx options i am stuck with saxo and it's offshoots...it does appear that they charge for holding the ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 9, 2008
I get a negative swap rate from Saxo for the NZD/JPY and I cannot figure out why...should that not be heavily positive?
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 9, 2008
Thank you, that's what I thought...I can't a stragith asnwer from the broker (saxobank) and though it's only in a demo account, it's bothering me that a long pair such as NZD/JPY is not paying postive interest but chargin intereset...I tried to read ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 8, 2008
debit? credit? rollover question — Not exactly on point but I don't want to start yet another thred.... I notice some brokers pay swap points by adjusting your opeing price on a long ttrade every two days tom/next basdisc...my newbis question ...
- candaguy2007 replied Jan 8, 2008
is it possible that a broker could offer negative swap interest where you are long the higher interest paying currency and short the lower paying currency...this is a link showing the different swap rates using the NXD as the base currency...for ...
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