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- mogulmedia replied Aug 9, 2013
No problem, I hope you find them useful!
- mogulmedia replied Aug 7, 2013
I have only had a couple of accounts for Forex spot trading, however Alpari (UK) have been pretty good all round. My only problem with them is not being able to get debit/withdrawal through their new "My Alpari" web interface.
- mogulmedia replied Aug 5, 2013
Also are you talking about the forex spot market only or forex futures etc?
- mogulmedia replied Aug 3, 2013
Before I started trading successfully with the pipdaq setups I studied Wyckoff quite thoroughly and find his interpretation of volume analysis amazing. In fact it lead me to Tom Williams VSA eventually but I found it didn't suit my trading stlye, ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 30, 2013
I trade the indices for S&P, Russel and Nasdaq using the emini's at about $12.50 a tick. With my broker (Optimus Futures) I opened an account with $7500 but I think the minimum is $5k so it can be done quite affordably. It is no different really ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 25, 2013
Also this made me laugh!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 25, 2013
Hi diceman! Forgive me for not having the time to read 88 pages of this thread but are the results you are posting here for the same strategy you started out with?
- mogulmedia replied Jul 24, 2013
I agree with those above that said Alpari, they are pretty decent. I've used them for about 6 years with very little problems.
- mogulmedia replied Jul 24, 2013
Nice trading Davit, you seem to have this pair nailed down eh!? I used to trade eurcad myself but found the strategy I use (pipdaq) is much more successful on the Jpy pairs, cable and eurusd so I stopped trading it. That and my futures contracts is ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 23, 2013
I was thinking along similar lines myself!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 23, 2013
Nicely traded samansadeghi! I like your trading style keeping it simple and trading what you see. I trade very similarly to you using the pipdaq setups and I think price action trading is the way to go for sure I'm not a fan of these slow, low ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 22, 2013
Yeah I agree lower TF's are a good idea during July/August. I have scaled back lot size and TF aiming for smaller scalp trades for this period but luckily the pipdaq setups scales nicely! Having said that I have stopped trading the ES futures as ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 22, 2013
Yeah in MT4 it's usually a case of drag and drop. You can even drag the indi onto the price chart itself. I'm hoping that the mobile version for ipad adds this functionality soon too!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 21, 2013
Short term I think Aussie is still sinking which is fine for me as I've taken many bearish entries from the pipdaq setups over recent weeks. Looking for US$ strength next week - hopefully!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 21, 2013
You know since I stopped concentrating on correlations my trading has improved ten-fold! In fact I think at one point I became a bit possessed try to profit from correlating markets and I am now a much happier trader since I just look for entries on ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 9, 2012
Liechtenstein
- mogulmedia replied Jul 8, 2012
All books say different things but there's no harm in learning from people that are walking the walk! Of course you can learn everything yourself instead which is a long and often painful (financially and emotionally) but worth it. Once I got my ...
- mogulmedia replied Jul 7, 2012
Yeah and I found that the more profitable you become, the less boring it is!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 7, 2012
AU is quickly becoming my fav pair thanks to it being the most profitable with the bullpips strategy I'm using so thought it was about time I popped my head in this thread! Seems like there's some good banter going on in here!
- mogulmedia replied Jul 7, 2012
There is a wider spread in most fx markets compared to futures, stocks etc. Therefore you could say more potential trading opportunities...?