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- sargedessy replied May 21, 2015
Trade 4 closed. Fk misread the numbers and fundies.
- sargedessy replied May 21, 2015
Trade #4 Short EUR/CAD Re-entered on weaker than expected EUR data, after spike up. Fundamental view unchanged
- sargedessy replied May 21, 2015
Trade #4 Short EUR/CAD Closed out ahead of risk events, look to reenter after PMI figures.
- sargedessy replied May 20, 2015
Trade #4 Short EUR/CAD Bear Flags: - Huge decrease in U.S. Oil inventories - Front loading of QE (90% priced in) Bull Flags: - Eurozone recovery - Poor wholesale sales in Canada Key events: - Markit PMIs this afternoon Technicals: - Breakout from ...
- sargedessy replied May 20, 2015
Trade #3 Short GBP/CAD Stopped out on volatility. Lessons learnt: - Close out positions ahead of key risk events, look for better entries!
- sargedessy replied May 20, 2015
Trade #2 closed Closed out on technical factors, locked in small margins. Fundamentals not taking shape, re enter short on breakout to downside
- sargedessy replied May 19, 2015
Trade #3 GBP/CAD Bear Flags: - UK CPI negative for first time in 5 decades - Oil prices steady, providing support for the worlds biggest producer of oil Bull Flags: - Election (priced in) - Oil and base metals slid yesterday Key risk events: - BoE ...
- sargedessy replied May 19, 2015
Trade #2 Short AUD/NZD Update 1: Pair currently consolidating, keep stop losses in place while monitoring the data release in a few hours. Bear flag: - NZD inflation a expectations above forecast, reducing speculation for rate cuts - AUD scope for ...
- sargedessy replied May 18, 2015
Potential Trade: EUR/USD Bull flags: - Poor retail sales and consumer sentiment in the U.S. - France and Italy posting higher than expected growth - QE taking effect Bear Flags: - DXY recovery after 4 day losses - Grexit - Greece is running low on ...
- sargedessy replied May 18, 2015
Trade #1 Closed - Expect volatility from US NAHB housing release later - Thin trading of NZD outside of US mean that the pair would be driven by U.S. led sentiments rather than the fundamental reasons this trade is taken in the first place. - Closed ...
- sargedessy replied May 17, 2015
Trade #1 Shirt NZD/USD Bear Flags: - Rate cut expectations driving NZD lower - Expected rise of property tax Bull Flags: - Poor retail sales and consumer demand in U.S. may provide support Events to watch: - NaHB housing index Technicals: - Moving ...
- sargedessy replied Feb 16, 2014
The inherent strategy is to trade carry trades with a broker that pays the swap, and to hedge it with the broker providing the swap free account. While they do earn the spread of each trade in the swap free account, the swaps (we're trading against ...
- sargedessy replied Feb 15, 2014
Yep, but I believe they have anti-abuse measures in place. I spoke to a customer officer at exness, and if you sustain a consistent drawdown on the carry trades, they would revoke the swap free status, unless you are able to justify. That said, I ...
- sargedessy replied Feb 15, 2014
Islamic accounts are swap free. Theoretically, you can have an arb by longing the carry pair and going short in the swap free account, but most brokers have controls in place to prevent the abuse of such accounts. Exness provides such an account ...
- sargedessy replied Jan 4, 2014
Absolutely inspiring
- sargedessy replied Nov 17, 2013
Pardon my ignorance, but may I know how your fundamental rate is calculated?
- sargedessy replied Apr 26, 2013
AWESOME!!
- sargedessy replied Nov 14, 2012
Hi, After ages, dukascopy finally offered sgd as the base currency. Anyway, I'm wondering if I create an account with dukascopy europe, can I trade through the trade interceptor platform from mobile devices, or there are additional steps to take. ...
- sargedessy replied Nov 8, 2012
Awesome!
- sargedessy replied Jul 24, 2012
I think this is from their MT4 implementation. Which is why I used their webtrader to manage my trades in the past, instant execution in their flash platform... Until xogee got sued to its grave.