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- Vitallica replied Jan 25, 2018
I hope that was a save for you, mine only got to 1.2462; closed my daily longs. Hoping that parabolic behaviour means we will get a decent pull back soon (as in the start of the London session). Over and out.
- Vitallica replied Jan 25, 2018
A risky trade indeed, those search and destroy bots are after your stop loss already! A nice pullback should fix things up after. This uptrend is so old, everyone thinks it is time for a reversal, but we will continue upward until the short money ...
- Vitallica replied Jan 24, 2018
I take it the Trump comment is tongue in cheek. The news agencies claim to despise Trump, but the market appears to love him. The weak USD he promised in his campaign has been made real by the market - as Nucky Thompson says in Boardwalk Empire, ...
- Vitallica replied Jan 24, 2018
Thanks for the advice, no offence taken. I understand your point. The reason I am on the forum in the first place is to get the views of those further along this journey than I am. I have been using a risk management strategy lifted loosely from the ...
- Vitallica replied Jan 24, 2018
I trade the daily. I know in relative terms compared to the strategies most users on the forum are discussing it is longer term. There are obviously a lot of scalping opportunities on the shorter time frames, and many of the contributors here are ...
- Vitallica replied Jan 23, 2018
For those of you interested in longer time frame trading, the BuySellArrow indicator provided by Suthmo (yes the one who gave me the hey buddy bugger off speech) has been a spectacularly successful tool in harnessing large pip gains. The daily chart ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 28, 2017
This article shows how complicated the "safe haven" trade is in this situation, XAUUSD and XAGUSD did not react and are currently trading at the London PM and New York price fixes respectively. Also the JPY while a traditional "safe haven" currency, ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 28, 2017
USDJPY has been uncharacteristically quiet over the Asian session, been long at 111 all day, might just close it, no direction going into the London open either.
- Vitallica replied Nov 28, 2017
Apologies my broker spread had the sell there, not quite USD10k on GDAX.
- Vitallica replied Nov 28, 2017
The Bitcoin bears just got hammered, USD10k conquered!
- Vitallica replied Nov 23, 2017
You never know, just like Bitcoin is going crazy right now, we might get some pips out of this pair yet. The low volumes tend to have very spiky moves.
- Vitallica replied Nov 23, 2017
We really do cover the full spectrum of traders here, from long range almost analyst traders to one minute cat reflex traders!
- Vitallica replied Nov 22, 2017
To use a Boardwalk Empire quote, it is up and down like knickers in a cathouse. Some hope ahead for direction after the budget release and the realisation that rates can be raised because of GBP weakness. url
- Vitallica replied Nov 16, 2017
GBPUSD started an upside move, hopefully this means the Brexit discussions are proceeding positively. The technical picture as noted on this forum has been a bit confused, but the key economic data has been overwhelmingly positive, so this pair in ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 14, 2017
Look in the Market tab, there is a free indicator you can download called "Lines Profit Loss" by Taras Slobodyanik. It shows the profit or loss in your base currency and the percentage gain or loss in parentheses.
- Vitallica replied Nov 12, 2017
That the forex market is linked is not lost on me, it is just frustrating to see the analysis presented without mathematical justification. The price ratio over time can be described as a function obtained empirically by fitting a polynomial to the ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 12, 2017
There is a Bitcoin thread where this would be more appropriate. The volatility in Bitcoin requires a narrower focus. Trading it using charting only is like having two eyes and choosing to close one in order to see the world as we would like it ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 9, 2017
The RBA is never bearish, the Australian economy is a recession proof miracle in their view and this will be the 104th quarter without a technical recession. If you care to look, you will see that virtually every RBA monetary policy statement is ...
- Vitallica replied Nov 7, 2017
Very nice trade, I was not positioned as well as you with your 30 October and 3 November entries, but good nonetheless. I look forward to the day I can place 50 lot trades as part of my position build!
- Vitallica replied Nov 7, 2017
Interesting news today supporting the longer term bearish view. They neglect to offer useful trading timing for the reasons we know too well as retail traders, but we love reading between the lines. url