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- woozy5 commented Jan 24, 2012
some fund manager anounced to test the SNB and still go short. Some very stupid said they will break the SNB. The last 100 years it has never a good idea to trade against a central bank. Guess who has more money: the one that have tu buy a currency ...
- woozy5 commented Jan 24, 2012
fighting for a price does not mean it will rise. SNB said they will hold a price of EUR/CHF 1.2000 so the actual downtrend will stop around there - no matter how many stupid hedge fund manager try to test the SNB as they anounced. Remember always: ...
- woozy5 commented Oct 20, 2011
The Swiss have given up? Did I miss any news from SNB? There is no official statement exept that the will not alow the EUR fall below 1.2000 So far I know this level is still not reached, so no big interaction from the SNB is needed. If it will ...
- woozy5 replied Sep 20, 2011
Well they have to hold those 1.20 like they told (until the tell something different). But that does not mean they can let it drop for a short while down to 1.17 or even 1.15 (This will be still in the "forced" uptrend). Remember: They are the SNB - ...
- woozy5 replied May 6, 2011
Bad Idea: what do you do with pais that have a ratio +20 and -60? or +20 and -200? or +20 and -1200? . . (do that list as long as you want...) btw by opening short and long at the same time in the same pair, you only pay 2 times spread. By closing ...
- woozy5 replied Aug 8, 2010
Looks like your EA does not trade the exact opposite: The first pic shows about 2500 trades, the second only about 1900 Dont ignore the spread! You are in GBPUSD so your spread is about 3 or 4 pips overall this is a difference of 7500-10000 pips for ...
- woozy5 replied Nov 25, 2009
Well "with the trend" is allways also "against the trend" and vice versa. Just have a look at higher and/or lower timeframes. It all depends on your point of view. If you leverage correct you can do very well trading "against the trend".
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