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- hagenson commented Aug 8, 2011
It's a dirty job, but someones got to do it. Oh, and it pays well too.
- hagenson commented Aug 8, 2011
Maybe to avoid a panic?
- hagenson commented Aug 8, 2011
DragonFire, the US can of course print money to pay debts. There is technically, no way you can default when you can print your own money, as long as you don't borrow in other currencies. Zimbabwe have proved this one. The US will not default ...
- hagenson commented Aug 8, 2011
The US has been running huge budget and trade deficits for decades. The economy is on a go-slow. The politicians are too busy scoring points to provide any leadership. S&P have had them on negative watch for months and have been telling the world ...
- hagenson commented Aug 1, 2011
What razor sharp insight. There may be a bank run in Europe... sometime... soon. I'd better get buying them dollars before that happens.
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- hagenson replied Jun 15, 2011
Investors Quotient by Jake Bernstein — One of the first and one of the best I've read. Just watched a presentation by Jake where he revealed his own trading methodology. It is available to view via this link: url
- hagenson replied Aug 2, 2010
harryodal, I agree with Willf. Get yourself an Oanda account. You can trade as little as 1£/$/€, so the the timeframe is irrelevant. Trading dailys is easier when your time is limited, and the signals tend to be more reliable than intraday. The ...
- hagenson replied Jul 27, 2010
I try to stay out the market unless the conditions are exactly right for my system. Of course the conditions are right less often that not, so I have to be careful not to see stuff that isn't there. SO in that sense I agree that it's the stuff ...
- hagenson replied Jul 26, 2010
kk007, got that. I'm suggesting that you identify some trades from historical data, and list these in a spreadsheet or similar. Then you can automate just the trailing stop strategy to find a range of parameters that work OK. You will probably ...
- hagenson replied Jul 26, 2010
You don't state exactly what you mean by trailing stops. There are different strategies to trail stops. But lets assume you mean when price goes up x pips, trail to y pips behind. Try this for a model: Each time you move the stop, work out the ...
- hagenson replied Jul 26, 2010
Hard to choose the best, but my current favourite is Fibbonaci Analysis by Constance Brown When I first applied the techniques in this book, and saw that it worked, it was a bit of a "Matrix" moment. Suddenly the underlying structure of the market ...
- hagenson replied Jul 26, 2010
Hi highlander2, Rest assured I'm placing about 0 weight on it for trading purposes. I imagine the stats out of Oanda are for their own (retail) customers, which means very little to the market. Apart from that, the graphs are at too course a ...
- hagenson replied Jul 23, 2010
Holding loosers? — I've just been looking at the open positions summary on Oanda for AUD/USD. url It's currently pushing up around .90 and in a obvious uptrend on the daily. There are a massive number of shorts opened down below .86. Plenty ...
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