Hi, I've not done any live or demo trading. I just want to ask:
Suppose I went short on EURUSD late last year when EURUSD was around 1.25 etc, because I just suspected the Greece thing would hurt the Euro.
Is it feasable that I could have had such a trade open for the last few months, and that the broker would pay out on it?
Assuming my account was large enough , and leverage low enough to handle interim functuations,
does that mean my account would have increased significantly due to this one trade?
Would a MM broker that hedged me payout?
Or do brokers claw back enough via swap/commission etc?
Have people made silly amounts of cash from swing trade on the recent EURUSD trend?
Or is it easy for small reversals to wipe out leveraged accounts , on its way down...
Suppose I went short on EURUSD late last year when EURUSD was around 1.25 etc, because I just suspected the Greece thing would hurt the Euro.
Is it feasable that I could have had such a trade open for the last few months, and that the broker would pay out on it?
Assuming my account was large enough , and leverage low enough to handle interim functuations,
does that mean my account would have increased significantly due to this one trade?
Would a MM broker that hedged me payout?
Or do brokers claw back enough via swap/commission etc?
Have people made silly amounts of cash from swing trade on the recent EURUSD trend?
Or is it easy for small reversals to wipe out leveraged accounts , on its way down...