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- thomaas replied Dec 5, 2013
Ahah, super nice! Awesome! But make sur you trade safely. Making that much means that you may be risking a lot of you capital per trade. And that can be risky.
- thomaas replied Dec 1, 2013
So as every Sunday, what are the interesting pairs to look at for the coming week? For me the best zone is on USD/CAD, 1h TF. --- Learn new Forex strategies for free at url
- thomaas replied Nov 29, 2013
Thanks for the tips! :-)
- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
Really interesting chart, thanks for sharing! How do you make the difference between a level that is simply not fresh, and this type of levels?
- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
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- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
Awesome! So you were profitable on demo? You are right to only put a small amount of money to not risk too much. Good luck, keep us posted! For brokers I use Oanda, but I have no idea if they are better than others or not. So far, so good. Yeah, ...
- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
There's also a new demand zone on USDCAD 1h. Nice!
- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
That's an interesting way to see it. On my end, I only want to increase my odds of picking a good zone. Once a zone already worked, it means that there are less buy or sell orders waiting to be filled, so it has less chanes to hold the next time ...
- thomaas replied Nov 27, 2013
I see only one chart - the one that didn't worked. There isn't always an explanation as to why a zone didn't work. But this time it's quite easy: you can see that the zone is not fresh. image Fore more information, go to url my website with free ...
- thomaas replied Nov 26, 2013
I passed on this level because it's too wide. But looks like it's working fine. image
- thomaas replied Nov 24, 2013
Yes, exactly! About AUD/USD, you're talking about this level? Could definitely work, but it's not a strong enough level to fit my trading style. image
- thomaas replied Nov 24, 2013
Did you find interesting level for this week? I don't see a lot of setup.
- thomaas replied Nov 23, 2013
Well I had a trade here, and managed to win a few pips with a tight SL. But yes, sometimes it doesn't work.
- thomaas replied Nov 23, 2013
I already said that a good rule of thumb is to put the TP in a way to have a 1:2 RRR. In this case it would have worked perfectly! All of what I'm saying is better explained on my website url
- thomaas replied Nov 23, 2013
What do you mean? The zone clearly worked!
- thomaas replied Nov 22, 2013
Nice! And I just made a few pips on EUR/USD. There was a nice 1h (and 30min) level. I'm out and made a few pips. image To learn more about this strategy: url with 100% free content.
- thomaas replied Nov 22, 2013
Hey, you're asking a lot of questions, here, that's good! But I won't have time to answer them all ^^ The zone you market is what we called a swap zone (I haven't talked about it yet). The swap zones Sometimes zones don't hold and fail. That makes a ...
- thomaas replied Nov 21, 2013
It depends on your style of trading. I would't trade it, the price movement is not strong enough. But juts below you have a nice zone.
- thomaas replied Nov 20, 2013
The article on pivot line is now live on url I don't know how Gilamonster trades, but a SL 6 pips away from the beginning of the zone seems to be a lot. I usually do 2-3 pips on a 1h TF.