Anything for cTrader?

It seems so, it's gone very quiet indeed. I guess everyone has just accepted it.

I have never liked MAs myself and don't use them. Everyone's different (thankfully) but I do wonder at all the "my MA strategy is better than your MA strategy" stuff on here. None of it matters, as long as the individual trader likes (and believes ...

Agree, it's not just about spread. I think a lot of new traders focus solely on that without looking at all the other factors, like quality of execution.

I've given up trendlines after finding them far too subjective i.e. they are very easy to draw in hindsight but far too open to tweaking when trading live. The only lines on my charts now are horizontal. It's reduced my stress massively.

Agree rockthepips, and a lot of brokers now offer withdrawals via Paypal, which speeds things up a lot.

Hi HappyMan Just saw this and remembered you question from last month: url

Do you mean it would allow a type of arbitrage trading?

I see the word "martingale" and I think "run for the hills".

No idea, but it might get bumpy.

Or maybe the spread just widens during e.g. news releases. I have never believed any decent broker engages is stop hunting. But then I have only ever traded with well-respected and regulated brokers.

This is one of my problems with the ESMA ruling. I would rather have the least funds possible in my broker's account, in the event of not being able to get those funds back. Therefore, brokers which offer high leverage are desirable. I just don't ...

No, never heard of this issue yanata.

Does anyone know of any continuing petitioning by retail traders to change the regulations? I know there was a big survey before the initial implementation but things seem to have quietened down completely since then. Has everyone just accepted the ...

That is the simplest explanation I have seen tradesimply, thank you. I think there is a lot of confusion about these definitions within the trading community.

Eh? There are only so many letters in the alphabet after all.

I'm pretty sure IG do for shares but not sure about forex. Worth a look though.

Good luck with your project pavelv7! I'm not a great fan of back testing, apart from the basic testing of an idea. I much prefer forward testing. It is more realistic in my humble opinion, guards against curve-fitting and is a great way to practice ...

Yes, just got to work out whether paying the spread or paying commission is the most cost-effective.