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- adamcox replied Mar 5, 2015
You should consider where countries GDP is generated from, and consider carry trades. So for Australia, look at China and DXY. For NZD, look at China, AUD and DXY. AUD and NZD being both high beta and highly correlated to US (S&P 500) EUR is the ...
- adamcox replied Mar 4, 2015
Price Action has become a popular but fruitless trend in the retail trading space.
- adamcox replied Feb 11, 2015
Load of rubbish. Fibs is a very minor tool. Datastream - who gives a shit. They have other TA indicators also - but so what. Reuters doesn't have a clue - they are just a data vendor that comes up with data and calcs. Look at Metastock - they have ...
- adamcox replied Feb 5, 2015
I guess Zef you have never been trained or work in a prop house or a prop function in a Bank or investment Bank.
- adamcox replied Feb 5, 2015
RBA MPC will indicate rationale and extent of easing programme (if any further easing is sought by the RBA). This will affect AUD and to some degree Kiwi (depending on extent of easing sought). However, NFP will affect all currencies which includes ...
- adamcox replied Feb 4, 2015
GDT is simply a price index. If you look at average price and revenues actually being sold via the GDT, you will notice that there isn't simply a supply constraint for NZ milk, there is also a demand shortfall. In revenue terms, NZ is raising less ...
- adamcox replied Feb 4, 2015
Don't forget non farms tomorrow as core event risk, along with any dollar sell down (refer DXY for guidance).
- adamcox replied Feb 2, 2015
Yes - but I dont trade like a newbie, over emphasising techncial analysis and price action to the total exclusion of everything else.
- adamcox replied Jan 28, 2015
Alex Bowler - dumb comment. Makes no sense. The man with Euro 900 account - needs a day job and has no time to waste on this site, unless people here are trying to sell 'services' and systems The man who trades 10-50 lots a pop has plenty of time ...
- adamcox replied Jan 28, 2015
I am trading in millions - not a $900 account balance.
- adamcox replied Jan 28, 2015
The only people on the planet who debate a fundamental vs charting view of trading are clueless retail traders. (90 % of whom lose all their capital - 90/90/90 rule. Professional traders use a comprehensive approach using fundamentals and technical ...
- adamcox replied Jan 28, 2015
It's funny how most retail traders fixate on TA and filters and disregard every economic news announcement, rate change, CPI,. PPI, job data that the entire professional market explicitly considers even when such data and its importance are set-up ...
- adamcox replied Jan 22, 2015
As the leading reference price for USD/CHF, the recognised market low on EBS Market is 0.7360 for the trading day. If you require additional information on price action please contact the EBS Customer Support team.
- adamcox replied Jan 8, 2015
Stop using a demo account and put some real dosh on it.
- adamcox replied Jan 7, 2015
Sell Kiwi on rallies is the name of the game I would have thought. If you are counter trend trading then trade half a position - that is, use your capital management.
- adamcox replied Jan 6, 2015
If you look at GDT data and not just the price index - then it explains the overall position for NZ. This is not reflected in the 'Price' index, which has provided an initial trading opportunity (45 pips on a trend line break and flag set-up). ...
- adamcox replied Dec 19, 2014
You trade as you please, but I trade with both risk and bias in mind. The current situation with RBL, OIl EUR being bid as a consequence, the EURCHF 1.20 being gunned for, all add up to potential off-risk - which puts kiwi only in one direction. The ...
- adamcox replied Dec 19, 2014
Kiwi is a short bias including central Bank bias along with AUD central Bank bias to the downside - you should be looking for low risk trades in the holiday liqudity. You should looking to sell on a rally.
- adamcox replied Nov 30, 2014
AUDUSD is downward bias currently due to possible rate cut and dovish speak from RBA. Fibs etc., totally pointless - no one manages Bank money like this. Sell at a limit abover .8520 possible to .8560 on pullback, otherwise your risk to reward ...
- adamcox replied Jun 19, 2013
Kiwi hit hard as expected - down leg was an obvious bet and hopefully the risk-on/ risk-off schizophrenia was subdued with more clarity of direction being imposed finally by the FED tapering decision.