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- deuce replied Feb 24, 2015
That's why I like to step away after I place a trade. Too many times in the past I have taken profits too quick. Now looking for a possible GBP/USD short opportunity if it reaches 1.55/1.56 resistance and bounces.
- deuce replied Feb 24, 2015
Excellent thread. Shorted at .7517 and closed 1/2 at .7450. Moved stop to BE.
- deuce replied Nov 21, 2010
How are you able to trade with the brokers you mentioned? Doesn't look like they are available to US residents.
- deuce replied Nov 20, 2010
I have been trading them for awhile now through Nadex. They are owned by IG Markets. They are exchange traded, not OTC. I like to trade the commodity binaries. Usually daily and weeklies. You need to understand that time decay is critical in ...
- deuce replied Sep 6, 2010
A couple ideas to ponder. 1. Determine 10yr range. Add cushion. Calculate median price. Grid sells above and buys below. This way you are not selling at the bottom or buying at the top of historical range. 2. Put daily or weekly 200sma on chart. ...
- deuce replied Sep 1, 2010
Good post. Hope it continues. I believe a true edge comes from finding an enduring characteristic of the market you are trading and exploiting it to your advantage. This eliminates the need for backtesting. The enduring nature of the edge means that ...
- deuce replied Sep 1, 2010
Maybe the scalpers should form a union and lobby for some stimulus money.
- deuce replied Sep 1, 2010
It wasn't that long ago that you needed 25-50K to open a currency trading account. Now it's the Wild West. 50:1 is adequate for someone with small capital to trade with. It is also great for someone with major capital to allocate a small percentage ...
- deuce replied Sep 1, 2010
Even if it was 10:1 I don't know of any other market that offers the same opportunity for someone with only a couple hundred dollars to trade.
- deuce replied Aug 30, 2010
Is anyone is still trading this system? I think a major improvement could be made by using previous weeks volatility as a guide to determine entry distance from opening price and SL.
- deuce replied Feb 20, 2010
Who's dreaming? We are traders here. Not perma bulls or bears. The idea is to make money in any tradeable market. You can cherry pick any time frame to make a bull or bear case. How about going back 5 years. +150% in Euros and +160% in USD. Or 10 ...
- deuce replied Feb 20, 2010
That last breakout from 950 would have netted a conservative trader a 15% to 20% profit. The bond market is topping and nearing the end of its 30yr bull run. We are one failed auction away from a collapse.
- deuce replied Feb 20, 2010
The advantage to gold over stocks is that gold is not going off board like a stock can. Scale in ,scale out and don't give in to fear and greed.
- deuce replied Feb 20, 2010
This is just a general observation and not towards anyone in particular. As a longtime gold trader I've found that fear and greed keep most people from making serious money in gold. When price is correcting in a bull market the longs bail and sell ...
- deuce replied Feb 20, 2010
Wouldn't mind posting my ideas. Unfortunately the 1V price of admission precludes me.
- deuce replied Feb 19, 2010
I'm talking about the non-commercials handing their money over to the commercials. The little retail guys are insignificant. This weeks COT will give us a better picture.
- deuce replied Feb 19, 2010
The high levered price chasing specs thought they got a free gift from the fed last night and shorted up to their eyeballs. Now they're in a new Olympic event called the Capitulation Skate.
- deuce replied Feb 19, 2010
It means USD is not the safe haven. When the commercials have added enough to their record USD short position they will unleash havoc on USD.
- deuce replied Feb 18, 2010
The fed had telegraphed the discount move. Not unexpected. They want banks to borrow on the open market. Not the emergency window. Funds rate move will one of the last things they do. Much later when unemployment drops significantly. We won't see ...
- deuce replied Feb 18, 2010
Discount rate is not the Fed Funds rate. Fed Funds rate will not rise till at least mid 2011.