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- beyon replied Mar 13, 2020
I did not check, but can you elaborate why not?
- beyon replied Mar 13, 2020
As a start, one could look up Brokers and Swaps here: url Wouldn't be too hard to program a webcrawler and fill a database with that data.
- beyon replied Mar 2, 2016
Part 3 is online.
- beyon replied Feb 15, 2016
Part 2 is online.
- beyon replied Dec 15, 2012
Chicky, please count me in for your holy grail! I promise to do 10 good things a day
- beyon replied May 17, 2012
At Dukascopy it is 1.26678 (Ask).
- beyon replied May 17, 2012
I agree. These days natural language processing algorithms and software is state of the art. So I guess they combined "downgrade"+"spain"+"bank" for this spike. But why did it come back so fast then?
- beyon replied May 5, 2012
There might be situations where hedging is reasonable. Say for example you went long in anticipation of an uptrend. Now you see a pullback which might be good for a scalp trade. You still think that the uptrend is intact, so you don't close the ...
- beyon replied May 2, 2012
I thought this is supposed to be a forum for traders. It's actually a kindergarden.
- beyon replied Apr 26, 2012
WTF? What has just happened???
- beyon replied Apr 22, 2012
You are right on a rather long term view. The spain crisis was also present on friday, so why did EUR/USD not fall off? I would also short the EUR on the long term(say 1-3 months), but not on a a very short term basis.
- beyon replied Apr 22, 2012
In german news television they say that in case of a new French President there might be not high impacts on the EURO zone. Thats because Hollande is not a crazy dog but a rather wise man when it comes to the €. Its election time and so it is ...
- beyon replied Apr 22, 2012
I don't think so regarding stop losses. Suppose the market is completely random then there is no difference in having a wide or tight SL. Is there really any difference if you lose your capital in 6 months with a wide stop or in 5 minutes with a ...
- beyon replied Apr 21, 2012
Yes, colinearity is a major conern at the forex market. On an abstract level, the whole idea is to trade a synthetic currency pair which is well range bound. And the only two parameters we can adjust are the chosen currency pairs and the position ...
- beyon replied Apr 21, 2012
I'm currently implementing a quite similar approach in JForex with Dukascopy and a R connection to Java. My findings at today are as follows: 1) Don't integrate pairs with ultra-high correlation like say EURUSD/USDCHF. Any type of regression on one ...
- beyon replied Apr 7, 2012
Thanks, very interesting Now keep going and write the missing parts of this thread, at least I will read it ;-)
- beyon replied Apr 6, 2012
Thx for the informatin Currently, I'm playing around with multiple regressions on a variety of rather uncorrelated pairs to see if there are good turning points when some of the pairs approach S/R zones. Maybe this is a bit helpful in predicting ...
- beyon replied Mar 30, 2012
Unknown4x, if you are still around here, please continue to write your articles. I like your multi-view on the market and your writing style. So even if there are not so many answers right now, this does not mean that no one is reading your good ...
- beyon replied Mar 28, 2012
Thanky you unknwon4x for your efforts and inputs. You mentioned the indexes USDx,EURx etc. I'm wondering which index calculation you are actually performing since there are many different types of currency indexes. For example, do you look at the ...
- beyon replied Mar 22, 2012
LOL! Nice post, thanks! Some thoughts: 1. Demo trading is useless. Yes and No. Yes, cos trading real money is different in psychology. No, cos a new trader gets a feel what trading is about. 5. Leveraging is the only get-rich-quick-scheme ...