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- Teddy replied Feb 27, 2006
I don't think the house or broker cares what you do - except when you first put a trade on. Then they try to maximize their profit. I'm sure they have software to monitor what their clients are doing in general. But I never felt that they were ...
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
Again, I don't mean to boast about my trades yesterday. But after an 18 hour stretch of trading I couldn't help myself. Today the markets look very choppy again, Who cares! Taking the day off, going with my son on a school field trip. Got to catch ...
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
I can't figure out what to do about the MPC reaction, my buy order was not filled by 4 pips, but now I can't decide to short or buy. It's been a long day - I've traded the Eur, GBY, JPY, NZD. CAD. and the Swissy - all them profitable. thank goodness.
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
I guess I covered too soon Oh well, you can only get chunks out out of a move anyway, but 48 pips X 10 lots is not pocket change either. Still waiting for GBP MPC to put on a trade. I don't mean to boast or be brash, but I've had one profitable day ...
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
I just got out of a NZD short for 48 pips, decending triangle pattern and waiting for a break down - based on intuition, just knowing that this sucker is going to tank.
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
BTW Cable has been choppy today. I had a wonderful time trading that based on support, resistance and gut feel. Now I'm just waiting out the MPC minutes and see where the market tells me to go.
- Teddy replied Feb 22, 2006
Whatever, everyone has his method, but I find that "gut feel" or intuition has worked better for me than any computerized indicator every created. You have to be in tune with the market - that's all.
- Teddy replied Feb 19, 2006
The real key to trading forex is to take chunks or profit out of a move. I have given up on the big move - they can happen and I have had the good fortune to recognize it and wait a bit longer, sometimes days. In my experience, it is better to ...
- Teddy replied Feb 19, 2006
Patience is the key to forex. Choppy markets or for that matter range bound markets are great to trade if you wait for the right moment. I don't trade every up or down move. Trading for 5 pip moves is stupid. I look at the over all picture in 4 and ...
- Teddy replied Feb 17, 2006
I love choppy markets. They are relatively easy to trade - support, resistance, fibo, etc. It's better than waiting around for the big trend. At least you get to make some money. Keep your eye on the 1 hour and 4 hour charts, and it becomes quite ...
- Teddy replied Feb 9, 2006
This system of yours, even though you call it stupid, is interesting simply because you say it makes you money. The simpler the system the better. Could you elaborate on this for us. I'm really interested. Thanks in advance
- Teddy replied Feb 5, 2006
Once you set up a multi monitor system you'll never go back. I have 3 - 1 for the trading station, news, etc and the other 2 for charts. This way you can compare pairs that have negative or porsitive correlations. The system work like a breeze. Yup, ...
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