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- Thomas. replied May 12, 2024
This is my View, the hard trade is often the right trade, im sure the idea of selling highs is more attractive to the majority. But relaisticly fundamental factors are Key for gold. In the end money can be made both ways. Im looking for the new ...
- Thomas. replied May 12, 2024
This is the argentinian merval stock market Index. It was trading at 39.000 in 2020 simular to the Dow Jones (us30) now. You can see what Inflation did and why i Call it the exponentiall end Game, the Stock market Index tradet from 39.000 to ...
- Thomas. replied May 12, 2024
I would be carefull, the 3x month candle left a downside wick and it seems like its going for the bullish flipp above the Open price. Which Matches with my theory that further Inflation and rate cuts will cause assets to go higher. Simply sayed, a ...
- Thomas. replied May 11, 2024
One thing you should understand about Gold fundamentals. We trade XAU/USD, meaning gold against the USD. Its not necesarry about Gold, gold is stable, its about the USD! If the USD loses value, you now need more USD to buy the same ammount of gold ...
- Thomas. replied May 11, 2024
Weak data is positive for gold, same as rate cuts would be positive for gold. Rate Hicks where Supposed to streghten the USD, so now imagin how gold could react to rate cuts, i belive there is a lot of upside potentiall, speacilly as Inflation data ...
- Thomas. replied May 7, 2024
Do you have a ECN or standart account? Its the rollover spread, im sure it can reach 4-8x pips spread on those specific instruments. But there still might be manipulation if you trade high lotsize and place a SL visible for the broker, it cant be ...
- Thomas. replied Apr 5, 2024
Thanks, no i dont enter my trades randomly and the trade managememt is not random as well. I Call it Vix and dxy cycles, based on those cycles i create a higher timeframe bias for my trades on US indicies. Even my trade management is variable based ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 31, 2024
I would say that doesnt apply to my case with my trading approach. I only short indicies like us30, nasdaq and dax (ger40). So actually those markets went up and keep making all time highs every few days and i still came out great as a seller by ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 31, 2024
I like your mindset and your longterm approach, i View it very simular, i See your point. But honestly 1% a week is not impressive. For example i have closed every single trading day profitable since the 20th December 2023. Out of those 68x trading ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 16, 2024
Safety should be first priority, if you want to stay in the Game and have smaller drawdowns then always use a wide grid, you never want to come into big drawdowns by small market moves, that just doesnt make much sense. Either way i would not ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 15, 2024
Maybe you can gain a small edge through seasonality, correlation and statistics. But relaisticly you wont, it can be Part of a strategy But there is no hohly grail. Data can be Bad and markets Go up, seasonality can be bearish like it should be end ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 9, 2024
If you would ask me, i would say in my case its a combination of creating a higher timeframe bias and then adjusting your trade management to each setup individually based on that higher timeframe bias. I have Tools to create that higher timeframe ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 8, 2024
[quote=Cashbear;14787332] In the past year the US has created 921.000 Part time jobs and lost 284.000 full Time jobs. Key Manifacturing jobs are being lost and replaced with Service or goverment jobs. In my eyes its bad, who finaces those goverment ...
- Thomas. replied Mar 8, 2024
We should Probbaly devide between having a approach and a profitable approach with proofen track record. I had many approaches along the way since 2018, you figgure out what works, where mistakes happen, how to avoid or to reduce them. Since ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 28, 2024
For me its currently 0.35% a day (7%-8% a month). I have quite literally closed 47x trading days in a row profitable. Ofcurse you can make more with a higher drawdown, but i rather Go for stability and longterm compounding. 0.35% to 0.45% a day can ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 23, 2024
Very hard to tell, i think there will be a major retracement soon. The Timing is hard, you need dxy to go up. The hard part is if Inflation comes back up, markets can easaly continiu up. Asset prices adjust to currency value, a weaker currency means ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 23, 2024
What i like to do is create a higher timeframe bias and trade towards that. I like to look at multiple markets and Check for correlation. The USD effects everything, doesnt matter if its US indicies or gold. A higher DXY can be bearish, a stronger ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 10, 2024
Probbaly UAE (Dubai) You can trade the dax (german) Open Session at 12:00 or the US NYSE Open at 18:30, there is no waking up early or staying up late required. In theory there are Zero taxes on foreing income, you Probbaly need to set up a freezone ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 9, 2024
Just copy other successfull traders. Split your Portfolio between diffrent traders with diffrent Strategys that all trade diffrent Instruments. It will be passive and the odds of every Single one losing all at once at the same Time is pretty ...
- Thomas. replied Feb 5, 2024
My guess is 5%er will lose their Metaquotes license within the next 2x Months if they keep providing simulated CFD trading to US clients. They arent any better then true forex funds, just becouse they Call it "hypothetical performance results" ...