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- c_naz replied Mar 11, 2011
Good point, then maybe it was because traders were heavily bullish with U/J to begin with, then stop loss just exacerbated the decline...
- c_naz replied Mar 11, 2011
I thought fundamentally the yen would be weaker...hmmm... Or does it mean that more yen is needed locally to help rebuilt or maybe risk aversion...but sp futures been holding steady for a few hours now.. Who said fx is easy..lol
- c_naz replied Mar 11, 2011
Im baffled myself, but i think your right. It may have been institutional profit taking and the sudden strength of E/U helping H1 chart turn bearish..
- c_naz replied Mar 9, 2011
Protect.......
- c_naz replied Mar 8, 2011
Most shorts really have a negative interest rates especially against USD and JPY, so for me I tend to get rid of shorts rather quickly. If they do happen, better buckle up. As for the last year, its been pretty bullish for carry trade so I was more ...
- c_naz replied Mar 8, 2011
I myself can't help but over trade, then I realized thats who I am. So I decided maybe I can come up with a trading style that suits me (hedging pairs, avg down, etc) I mean you can't tell an alcoholic to keep drinking but just to change his ...
- c_naz replied Mar 7, 2011
Oanda ain't bad now that they have MT4, the spread do widen quite a bit during news but it goes back right away (most of the times). I was actually surprised last week during NFP MT4 didn't crash at all, but their other Java base platform (fxtrade) ...
- c_naz replied Mar 7, 2011
There will be so much political pressure to even think about QE3, with government cutting spending and all. I don't think the end QE2 is priced in yet, but given NFP last week and if tensions in North Africa/Middle East subsides. We may be ...
- c_naz replied Mar 6, 2011
For short term traders, being right more than 50% of the time me personally is the only way you can make money.. but long term trader, you can let the winners run...
- c_naz replied Mar 6, 2011
Don't get me wrong, if your going through a bad run.. by all means take a break. Last time I did that, it took longer for me to get back in.. u know.. re assessing the charts, determine whats going on with the markets..etc... But taking a break is ...
- c_naz replied Mar 6, 2011
Yea trading is definitely hard, you really have to be in tune with the market. Me personally if I take a few weeks off, I'm out of sync. I guess its like a dance, if you haven't been in dance off for awhile. Do you expect to win ? lol.. just my ...
- c_naz replied Mar 6, 2011
You can average down to a certain point, then you would have to cut your loses. I mean its easier to see if your wrong if price action moves 100pips against you, than let say less than 30...
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