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- ArtVendelay replied Jul 9, 2019
You are correct to say that Mr Bass has vested interest in divulging his trade, he's not just doing it for our education, to break a peg you need shitloads of money to go against it. The point is more to evaluate the possibilities and see how we can ...
- ArtVendelay replied Jul 8, 2019
I've been thinking over the weekend and I'm a little conflicted about my USDHKD idea. On one hand, free money, but on the other, their ain't no such thing as a free lunch. The main danger is that to make any relevant money with this trade ...
- ArtVendelay replied Jul 7, 2019
welcome aboard my dude, feel free to share your ideas or comment on mine
- ArtVendelay replied Jul 6, 2019
Let me start with a bold trade idea. Currency pegs snap, its what they do (sometimes). USD/HKD is pegged. I was watching the news recently and heard that China's shadow is looming large over Hong Kong. And I was thinking that could spark capital ...
- ArtVendelay replied Jul 6, 2019
I worked on a bank trading floor, no way in hell you get in without a degree. At least in Canada and I think to a certain level in the States, proprietary trading desks have mostly gone extinct from banks trading floors. A big part of the job is ...
- ArtVendelay replied Apr 15, 2019
thanks for the reply, I agree that fading trends is a high wire act but I do not know why, mean reversion is so tempting to me, maybe because the math behind it looks so good in theory, having a portfolio of both positive expectancy counter trend ...
- ArtVendelay replied Apr 14, 2019
what ecotrader is saying. keep doing what is working. Disciplined journaling of your trades may help you weed out certain set up over time but like ecotrader has stated wait until you have a sample size big enough before thinking about making any ...
- ArtVendelay replied Apr 14, 2019
Discretionary trading has its advantages when it comes to generating unique trading ideas in specific trading environnement, this kind of trading/investing is difficult to emulate using automation for the common mortal due to the lack of common ...
- ArtVendelay replied Oct 12, 2018
For those times you need a confidence boost : video
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 12, 2018
Did some scalping on CAD/JPY,It seemed there was an opportunity to ride a longer term move while keeping risk minimal. Entered at a resistance in the hope that it would hold, execution was less then optimal I ended shorting some pips below the ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 11, 2018
Swing trade on Cable, recent news of Brexit negotiation have lifted GBP/USD to around 1.30 witch also correspond to daily resistance. Those reports of Brexit going well may have been overstated as per EU officials. I'm betting that the recent rally ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 11, 2018
Little scalp sesh this morning. When I scalp I try to use the shorter time frames to set my stops and I try to ride my trades until it hits a sup/res or breaks out on the 1hr. The most likely outcome long term should be multiple small losses vs few ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 8, 2018
Weekly trading insight, Every week I'll write a post about my views/insights on trading. Putting my thoughts on paper will compel me to structure my conception of trading in a coherent fashion and force me to face cognitive dissonance where it ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 7, 2018
Week review, Not much to speak of, I need to better manage my time so I can get at least an overview of the market everyday, I did not spend enough time going through possible setups this week, it is a slow start, not particularly happy about it. I ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 7, 2018
NZD/USD reversal is dead for now, the most likely scenario is that it will resume its down trend.
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 5, 2018
Watching NZD/USD, USD seems to be losing steam and NZD looks like is picking up the pace. The pair looks like is reacting to a support zone around the .654/655 level, I'm entering a limit order at .6556, stop below the local low on the 1hr, leaving ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 3, 2018
As per split_unit's comment, fundies are usefull to understand the trading context. Having a basic understanding of how central banks fixe rates and how they use inflation/growth/employement data is a good starting point. People often think that ...
- ArtVendelay replied Sep 3, 2018
Singapore is as first world as it gets. As i understand it, there is no taxes on cap gains unless you are flipping real estate (shares and financial instruments trading in general are considered personnal investment and are henced not taxed). They ...
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