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- Marv replied Aug 3, 2012
Well said Sebastian. Before I go. See attachment. EURUSD, Hourly. Why do you think price went up there precisely, and in that manner? Was it "my bröker hunting my stops"? It might certainly feel that way (especially if I was still a noob) and rage ...
- Marv replied May 29, 2012
That's exactly what I do when I have to deal with MT4. Except I also use a little application I wrote with buttons/parameters for sending orders to MT4 (also shows bid/ask and slippage through DDE connectivity). What it really does is send hotkey ...
- Marv replied May 29, 2012
yes I just noticed... EURUSD M1 I see. I had the platform running but it's been in the background so I must have not noticed.
- Marv replied May 25, 2012
Agreed (although I don't think the dip would be very bad). The idea is that I want to at least see this week as having the same low as last week's. Otherwise I am going to assume this is a fake reversal and soon enough we're heading south again and ...
- Marv replied Apr 18, 2012
Cool stuff m.m.m. sure:
- Marv replied Mar 28, 2012
Personally I'd take my money to an institutional bröker as soon as I reach about 200k-500k or so, be it a tier 2 or tier 1 (prime) bröker, depending on what I can get. You can figure this our with a little bit of effort exploring the platform. But ...
- Marv replied Mar 21, 2012
No. But you can always click on the "unlock this tab" button (the square and arrow thingy) for all of your tabs (chart, Position Summary, Orders, etc) and then organize them anyway you want. See the attached screenshot for an example.
- Marv replied Apr 23, 2011
You're right. The noob was looking at weekend spreads. No. As I said, the spread on gold is usually about 33 pips. Jesus, if you people can't read a simple chart such as this one I don't know how the hell you trade in the first place.
- Marv replied Feb 6, 2011
(Source: Oanda) They do that to eliminate the conflict of interest. If you believe they're lying to all their clients and partners, please provide proof so we can all sue them. (I'm sure you don't) Also, using the expression "they trade against you" ...
- Marv replied Jan 1, 2011
Nope. The US stock market is generally positively correlated with EUR/USD and negatively correlated with USD/JPY. So generally, if the stock market falls, EUR/USD will fall too whilst the USD/JPY will rise. Here is a simple explanation for such ...
- Marv replied Dec 13, 2010
Retail forex traders don't have any major weight in the real forex market in terms of volume, and won't have it in any foreseeable future.
- Marv replied Dec 13, 2010
Gold baby.
- Marv replied Nov 21, 2010
Btw, I did notice that Oanda has been trying to take advantage of these stats in their current advertising campaign, for the very reason that most traders will stupidly conclude that the stat reflects their chances of winning consistently. So much ...
- Marv replied Nov 18, 2010
I just noticed that Oanda is now trying to take advantage of the recent CFTC profitability report as part of it's advertising campaign.
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