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- Cree replied Apr 22, 2015
I believe this example you provided is only applicable to brokers of the Market Maker type. When I ask this question, "If I place a sell limit order shouldn't it be executed at the ask price when a market order is placed while the ask price is the ...
- Cree replied Apr 21, 2015
Ok, so it depends on how your broker executes your orders and also which platform you are using?
- Cree replied Apr 21, 2015
I understand this "In any case, SELL are triggered at BID while BUY are trigerred at ASK.", my question is why? I can't understand why this happens considering the structure of an order driven market.
- Cree replied Mar 21, 2015
To irongoose, Couldn't you just opening an opposing limit order at your desired price to exit?
- Cree replied Mar 11, 2013
From my understanding the reason people refer to using higher leverage as having higher risk is because people are using that higher leverage to open larger positions with the same amount of margin. For example lets say you have 1:100 leverage and ...
- Cree replied Mar 7, 2013
For these charts I used tradingview.com. It makes it super easy to save and post pictures of charts.
- Cree replied Mar 4, 2013
Here are some setups for the upcoming week. DXY: Here is the DXY chart, notice how long it took for price to get back to the origin of the drop compared to how long it took price to reach the bottom of the drop. This tells us that the the sellers at ...
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