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- daytrading replied Nov 15, 2010
I am not sure where all the talk about USD stems from. The USD has little or nothing to do with the trade. I am not frequenting this forum much any more since I have a strong aversion toward many of the inflated ego's who believe they have invented ...
- daytrading replied Oct 20, 2009
I am gathering from your reply that you prefer the shorter time frames over the longer ones. Take into account though that whether you can write an expert advisor makes no difference at all to the profitability or the possibility of the basic ...
- daytrading replied Jun 8, 2009
Hilmy, hi - No, I would not expect this to work intraday. Whatever time frame the charts are displayed in, one needs to see at least a few weeks of data. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied May 7, 2009
Hi WWW, from my perspective, your s/l placement was maybe a little optimistic. None the less, a good trade. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 29, 2009
All positions closed with trailing stop at 97.71 and total profit of 2.3% for 2 days work. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 29, 2009
Still long $/Y after FOMC with close trail. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 29, 2009
Hi Leon, How is your $/Y doing? I have reduced the total position by one unit, running the remaining 3 in profit. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 28, 2009
This weeks scale-in trade. Possibly room up to 97.50 initially. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 24, 2009
Hi Leon, many ways lead to Rome. It's one of the strategies available to trade - there are more in the tool box; some short-term some long-term. Closed the bulk +300 (with an entry avg. at 1.2945), which brings the week to over 5% - have to cut the ...
- daytrading replied Apr 23, 2009
The trailing stop for all eur/usd long positions now moved further in our favour - and first retracement allows to identify new short-term uptrend. New TL as a measure to move stops along - until it turns again. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 23, 2009
Hi, Just to illustrate the scaling-in process (or averaging-in) more to the point of the thread. The usd/chf position has been stopped out for a profit, so has the usd/cad position. The only position which has survived with a total of 4 profitable ...
- daytrading replied Apr 22, 2009
Here are the last 3 positions I am building since the beginning of this week. Currently up by 2.4%, worst DD was at 1.2% and trailing most orders by now. regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Apr 22, 2009
Yes, once the position is built and moves into the desired direction, you are automatically averaged UP by as many positions as you have averaged down. Further positions will (or can) be added and each will have its own trail in order that ...
- daytrading replied Apr 22, 2009
Hi, Superdezign is correct: your maximum position should be the end-position comprising of as many increments of individual smaller positions as you see fit. Once I see a possible change in direction, I place order types (limits below the price and ...
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Dear Traders/Programmers, Could someone tell me where I can find an indicator that I can use on ...
- daytrading replied Apr 14, 2009
Dear Spieler et all. While working on an unrelated matter, I came across this overlay indicator and having had another member (thatwasme) writing a '%-change' indicator for me, I thought it might be helpful for some trading your spread. regards ...
- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, I took the eur/usd but I also post where the cable entry would have been, had I chosen it. You enter on retrace, while I enter on breakout..... regards daytrading
- daytrading replied Sep 26, 2008
Hi Vantage, Thank very much for the explanation. I see you are using a mov. avg. similar to what I am using - although I use it on the H1 time frame. Would it be an idea to use your 5ema(3shift) as an exit point once the price closes on the other ...
- daytrading replied Aug 8, 2008
Thank you
- daytrading replied Aug 7, 2008
could be a long way down...