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- LizzyBennet replied Jan 21, 2015
News looked almost entirely positive to me
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 20, 2015
My interpretation of the report is that is it bullish UJ. BoJ is happy to keep pumping money into the system and talks about inflationary pressures having reduced (hence suggesting that it is safe to increase the monetary base). Also touches on ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 16, 2015
The trend is your friend indeed, but there is always that one friend that decides to fck your husband...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 16, 2015
afhacker, I feel your pain. I am also deep in the red on my long UJ trades. I averaged down a couple of times but doing that has only added to the losses. I am now expecting it to fall to 115.44 where I have another pending buy order, and hope that ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 10, 2015
It's great to hear from everyone as to how you manage your time between trading and living life. It is definitely true that there is an optimum amount of time (unique to each person) one should spend on trading, and more time does not equal better ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 9, 2015
Yes, NFP numbers looked good at first glance but looking more closely aren't great. Not just AUD, USD is falling against everything
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 9, 2015
Another disgruntled Aussie shorter here. Also pinning my hopes on 0.82, but not sure if I am brave enough to add to my position again at that point. Already have 400k worth of shorts open at various levels, all in the red... Would love to hear from ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
Silver777, I guess my trading style is like yours but although I look at the long term trend and only trade in that direction throughout the course of the trend, I enter and exit more frequently than you do, within it. As you say, the more you try ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
Thanks for pointing that out diggo. I am still overall short AUD at the moment but treading increasingly carefully. Interesting that you are long term bearish AUD. My husband is also Aussie and also long term bearish. I am non-Aussie and long term ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
Haha, Torrent/Tingus, I quite often have the opposite problem. When profits are adding up I think I can eke out some more and move my T/P price further away only to find that the place I originally planned to take profit was the best point and the ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
I open a trade and draw a line where I want to take profit for that particular leg and let it ride until that point. No stop loss, so if it goes backwards it goes backwards. It could go way beyond my breakeven point, but then so what if I have the ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
Also, I do not use stop loss. Ever. Since I have conviction on the long term trend and therefore trust that movements in the opposite direction are temporary, and since I keep enough of a capital buffer to absorb losses during these periods, I do ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 7, 2015
I take profit at support/resistance levels that I have already mapped out on the chart and attempt to re-enter after a retrace to the previous support/resistance. In reality I tend to re-enter too soon before the retrace has fully run its course ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 6, 2015
Yes, I did say that LMAX only allows hedging on MT4 but I didn't want to use LMAX's MT4 platform because of the unfavourable reviews I had read on it. Given Forexia's explanation that MT4 is not bad per se, I am wondering if I should give LMAX's MT4 ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 5, 2015
If you are talking about the gbpchf sell trade of 4 lots (order number 6845899), it was opened at 1.53669 and had a target price of 1.52995, but the target price is not highlighted in green which is what happens if the trade is closed at the target ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 4, 2015
Supertrader9 - I have read that MT4 is slower because orders need to go through a bridge to reach the exchange, and that it doesn't show DOM, neither of which is the case with the Webtrader. I also remember Mingary saying in July 2014 that he was ...
- LizzyBennet replied Jan 1, 2015
Shrike, US$50k would not be enough since LCG only give 1:50 leverage. Currently I trade with 40k balance with 1:400 leverage, which equals 16 million notional. 50k with 1:50 leverage would be 2.5 million only. I don't trade with the entire amount ...
- LizzyBennet replied Dec 31, 2014
Hi Forexia, 1) The entire 300k would be collateral that LCG would base their credit line off, i.e., they would give me 1:50 leverage on the 300k so I would have 15 million notional to trade with. My understanding is that the 250k deposit is the same ...
- LizzyBennet replied Dec 31, 2014
I am currently trading with a market maker but would like to move to an ECN, and after much research I have narrowed my choices down to IC Markets and LCGFX. The main benefits of LCGFX for me are that: 1) I can trade with a letter of credit from a ...
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