Disliked{quote} {image}1 min now at BE but if playing higher lot value . 15 to 20 . Tp trade would of been great . I play it both ways hope it makes sense . Move pp when you think your okIgnored
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Disliked{quote} {image}1 min now at BE but if playing higher lot value . 15 to 20 . Tp trade would of been great . I play it both ways hope it makes sense . Move pp when you think your okIgnored
Disliked{quote} I see that you are willing to part with ALL of your profits on a single trade. I think I mentioned to you that I risk only a portion of profits, so I would have to have several losses before I would have to be risking the initial investment.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I am currently +35 Pips as i write this Looking for my T/P 1.08843. {image}Ignored
DislikedBOE Spokesperson Says Bond-Buying Program Still to End Friday Getting ridiculous at this point..Ignored
DislikedBonds in UK climbing again... but GBP is strengthen... can someone explain? {image} How the BOE is doing that? They print money and buy what to sell what to strengthen (in short term) the GBP? Why do they do that? Probably is it less attractiv to invest in GBP if GBP is stronger? I have a feeling they are not yet intervening directly in the Bond / Yield market yet but they keep the GBP up or are the investors of the bonds are keeping the GBP strong because if they buy more bonds the money has to be exchanged in GBP? I'm a bit confused.Ignored
Disliked{quote} George Gammon on this very thing...UK Financial Crisis Spreading Fast!! (Now It's The Repo Market) - YouTubeIgnored
Disliked{quote} With the large spikes of today though, there was only one other choice, to not enter. The risk was worth it to me as this is the way I trade. This is my first loss in about 6 weeks, so I'm ok with that A large SL is always a risk, but mostly it never gets touched. Today was the day that it got hit though. This is the price of my strategy, which I accept. The down side is that I have not disposable funds for the next trade, just like my first trade of the weekIgnored
Disliked{quote} With the large spikes of today though, there was only one other choice, to not enter. The risk was worth it to me as this is the way I trade. This is my first loss in about 6 weeks, so I'm ok with that A large SL is always a risk, but mostly it never gets touched. Today was the day that it got hit though. This is the price of my strategy, which I accept. The down side is that I have not disposable funds for the next trade, just like my first trade of the weekIgnored
Disliked{quote} Currently i am -21 Pips , still holding on to this position . {image}Ignored
DislikedBOE Spokesperson Says Bond-Buying Program Still to End Friday - Bloomberg Getting ridiculous at this point..Ignored
Disliked{quote} With some of the insane rapid moves that travel over 100 pips, I have been using small lot size and huge SL, even more than 100 pips. Last month after being called away from the computer, I made an entry without rechecking the setup conditions AND the larger TF that was involved. I got 75 pips floating drawdown and was in the trade about 2 hours before reaching TP. My SL was nearly 200 pips.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, market was smarter than Indiara today. SL touched by 2 pips, and then old TP was hit! Market is very smart today and just gave Indiara a slap!! {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} trading daily time frame on 5 minute / 15 minute chart is funIgnored
DislikedBonds in UK climbing again... but GBP is strengthen... can someone explain? {image} How the BOE is doing that? They print money and buy what to sell what to strengthen (in short term) the GBP? Why do they do that? Probably is it less attractiv to invest in GBP if GBP is stronger? I have a feeling they are not yet intervening directly in the Bond / Yield market yet but they keep the GBP up or are the investors of the bonds are keeping the GBP strong because if they buy more bonds the money has to be exchanged in GBP? I'm a bit confused.Ignored