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- zek132 replied Jan 16, 2015
IB should consider taking over FXCM , would be a nice addition to their client book potentially. That's the only buyer i can think of
- zek132 replied Mar 16, 2013
Good things cme to those who wait... Act 1 Scene 2
- zek132 replied Dec 12, 2012
For what it's worth, i've programmed a trading system that's 100% mechanical and it's been generating between 8% to 28% per quarter for the past 2 years. I did not succeed with moving averages or any other traditional technical indicators, for me it ...
- zek132 replied Aug 17, 2012
Trading using an automated system is definitely possible, but you need to have an edge, you need to understand WHY the system works otherwise you will never have the confidence to stick with the system through the hard times. Good luck with your ...
- zek132 replied Aug 17, 2012
Using no leverage will not on it's own make you a successful trader, you need an edge first and foremost..
- zek132 replied Aug 9, 2012
Directional trading boils down to supply and demand imbalances, so the question you have to ask yourself is how to track/identify that.
- zek132 replied Feb 23, 2012
So far so good on both sides of the trade. As could have been expected, Japanese made further announcements of increase in the bond buying and more rhetoric against the strong yen. The show has just begun. Act 1 Scene 1
- zek132 replied Feb 1, 2012
For those who want to take part in the Yen devaluation play, a much better trade would be long Gold/Yen or Silver/Yen as i pointed out in my post at: url In this case you will be buying something which is already in the up trend. Rgrds...
- zek132 replied Jan 30, 2012
Because it's very hard...
- zek132 replied Jan 27, 2012
Triphop, Timing is of course an issue, and there are 2 approaches. 1) Take a long term view, with no leverage, and just sit and wait. 2) Try to enter once the tides finally shift, in this case you will most likely miss the initial run up, which will ...
- zek132 replied Jan 26, 2012
As a rule of thumb, if prices are above/below 30 week or 40 week simple moving average, you most likely have a trend, but it all depends on what timeframce you are trading. By the looks of it, you really don't know what you are doing, find and EGDE!
- zek132 replied Jan 26, 2012
You clearly have no idea what you are doing. Find an EDGE!
- zek132 replied Jan 26, 2012
Both fundamentals and technicals matter, have no doubt. As an example, i work in the grain industry as a broker for physical grain, and i see this play out all the time. For example, fundamental picture can be very bearish, i.e huge grain stocks. ...
- zek132 replied Jan 26, 2012
In case someone was wondering, i was being sarcastic, there is no 1 pip a day system. Find an EDGE! (it's out there)
- zek132 replied Jan 26, 2012
Well there is a Futures market, and there is an OTC Derivatives market (FOREX). There are many different liquidity pools and each of them has slightly different prices, but at the same time they are all linked as many of the same banks are in a lot ...
- zek132 replied Jan 25, 2012
I have a easy way. Take a trade with no SL, long if you flip the coin Heads, and Short if you flip tails, and take profit at 1 pip. This will give you 1 pip most of the days. On the days that you don't hit 1pip profit, trade double the size and if ...
- zek132 replied Jan 25, 2012
Triphop, 1) The fact that the debt is domestically owed, only means that so far they've been able to finance their debt using local savings, it does not change the fact that the debt is growing faster than the economy and the saving hence they are ...
- zek132 replied Jan 25, 2012
Japan Govt Drafts FY2012 Budget Worth Y90.3 Trln — The government will sell 44.2 trillion yen ($566 billion) of new bonds to fund 90.3 trillion yen of spending, raising the budget’s dependence on debt to an unprecedented 49 percent. And ...
- zek132 replied Jan 24, 2012
Custos, You're exactly right, Jen is a safe haven currency, same as T Bills are a safe haven instrument, but this is exactly what the causes the opportunity. People are buying Yen, whilst the Japanese are moving towards a total collapse. The ...
- zek132 replied Jan 23, 2012
I do not think gold is in a bubble, but will probably be eventually. There is constantly growing amount of paper money in the system (although it did go down slightly during the crash, and fed had to step up their game) and gold/silver will be ...