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- shrike replied Aug 6, 2014
Equity curve looks like he is off his meds now. First flat for months, then +40% then -20%.
- shrike replied Sep 23, 2010
I'm well over the fact that markets get busy over FOMC and that there are big spreads and potential slippage involved. That's why i dont click into such a mess. What i do expect however is accurate marketdata, even if i wont trade immediately after ...
- shrike replied Jul 21, 2010
If he had indeed a pending stop-sell order at 1.5276, it seems to me he should have been filled somewhere around that price and not that far away. Attached is a 1-tick chart of bid-price updates from the MB live server of the time in question. As ...
- shrike replied May 18, 2010
You guys really made me do an excel sheet about that. Data is from my custom frontend which logs all fills (including slippage info) to a db. Slippage is calculated as the difference between the displayed price on the screen and the fill price in ...
- shrike replied Apr 27, 2010
Some are visible in this sceenshot:
- shrike replied Mar 11, 2010
I just checked the demo, and there appear to be only 3 to 4 banks quoting. The demo environment may not be representative of live (i hope for pfg's sake), but that would make the demo somewhat pointless. Actually, entirely pointless. Also, this ...
- shrike replied Jan 10, 2010
All true, excessive slippage, even 70 pips, can happen during nfp. But still, i have only looked at the usd/jpy trade, and that fill is extraordinarily bad, pretty much at the worst possible point. For comparison, i have attached a chart from MB ...
- shrike replied Jan 17, 2009
Yes, its there - just one tick. Looks invalid to me too (no such high on CME). Your order should have been executed 10 minutes later but not at 13:36. They usually reverse trades on invalid prices, send them an email and see what they do.
- shrike replied Sep 20, 2008
Yes, they are market-driven, and in the case of rolls, the underlying benchmark are interbank overnight interest rates. I have attached a chart of USD o/n Libor including last week. That is the interest rate a bank has to pay to borrow funds for one ...
- shrike replied Jan 31, 2008
Looks like Ninjatrader Beta finally works with IB and MB. Its quite nice, comes at a price tho. Trading from charts, automatic brackets, auto-trading, multiple broker and data-vendor connections, etc.etc. I find the automated exit strategies for ...
- shrike replied Oct 16, 2007
I logged in to my (still unfunded) account today to check out the new navigator version. Apparently they let you view the complete book now (not only the top 10 entries), and banks started to quote in fractional pips again.
- shrike replied Sep 13, 2007
I have no experience with FXCM, but its not a brokers(FXCM or any other firm) job to fill people on news-spikes and pay them "free" money. Those news-candles look yummy, but trying to exploit news-spikes with autoclicking is futile. Bellow i ...
- shrike replied Feb 2, 2007
And to add something constructive, here is a tick-chart from todays nfp-release. At the little dots execution is possible (read: not guaranteed). Red is a bid-quotation green is a ask-quotation. There are some nasty 20-pip gaps in it, but this is to ...
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