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- Alpha-Omega replied Jul 10, 2015
My advice: better go for 1-3% per day. Trade and start like that: $250,000 10 lots $25,000 1 lots $2500 0.10 lots $250 0.01 lots
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 29, 2015
Thanks for your input. But your totally mistaken and wrong. Guys, keep it going.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 29, 2015
Intraday chart (1min) with all 3 sessions which I mostly trade and treat separately.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 29, 2015
I don't go for fixed R:R like risking 10 pips to make 30. Cause when I flip positions (when the trend turns form long to short) I start increasing the short-sizes.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 29, 2015
To put it simple: Higher highs: longs & lower lows: shorts.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 20, 2015
I've traded for a very long time stocks and forex. The only reason I'm sticking with fx is because of the bigger leverage and cost advantage. Besides that it's all numbers. But see for yourself. Good luck.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 20, 2015
Stocks, Forex or whatever. It doesn't matter. It's all the same.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 6, 2015
U can find this indicator in NinjaTrader. Idk if there is any for MT4. During the Japan. session i dont trade trends. Only in the Europ. session and yes when price makes new dayhighs I'm looking for longs.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 6, 2015
I use the daily candle for trading - like that:
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 4, 2015
Short positions from 1.5280s and 90s after that big drop. No, today I had first a short position and after GBPUSD triggered new highs I went long (overall +1%). I treat every singe day as a new session and mainly focus on Japan/Europ.USA times.
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 3, 2015
No, I played the short-side today and made almost 3% in GBPUSD
- Alpha-Omega replied Jun 3, 2015
Yes. It's called trend trading with low leverage.
- Alpha-Omega replied May 29, 2015
I trade mainly the GBPUSD on a 17s chart. I watch what's going on during the Asia session (very unique pattern) and when the big moves during the European session start.
- Alpha-Omega replied May 28, 2015
That would be a topic for a new thread how to identify and trade a trend. I treat and trade the FX market as a pure 24h market. Every single day with its own trend. No trendlines or indicators. Tracking the open,highs and lows.
- Alpha-Omega replied May 26, 2015
For a very long time I couldn't understand that phrase either. But in the end the trend is your only friend in that battlefield.
- Alpha-Omega replied May 25, 2015
"Much of Forex talk is illusional esoteric talk" I agree. The only way to make money is if your positions go in the right direction. Conclusion: trade the trend.
- Alpha-Omega replied Apr 27, 2015
You can treat and trade currencies the same way as GOLD. url That's what I'm doing.
- Alpha-Omega replied Apr 18, 2015
The idea of martingale worked for me best in mid-Jap. and late U.S. sessions. When the big moves came to an end and the chopping phase started again. Wednesday and Thursday are good days for that (the wick trades often back from the weekly candle). ...
- Alpha-Omega replied Apr 16, 2015
It was a question for all traders here. Risk:reward is nice when it works. But the reality is it often chops around so I'm faced with many small losses and it's better to use a compounding factor.
- Alpha-Omega replied Apr 13, 2015
Since we know that price moves away from a certain point in in time now how do you manage your trades? Do you still look at risk reward trades or do you compound the trades (i.e. starting with 1 lot long and flip to 2 lots short) looking for just ...