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- OldeStoney replied Jun 22, 2018
Thank goodness, just what the world was in desperate need of.
IFM Trade
- OldeStoney replied Jun 16, 2018
Rubix fx are alright, if that is the sort of broker you are looking for. I've had a "ecn" account with them for a few years, since before they were bought by Gleneagle (who also own Global Prime).
Looking for an ASIC broker that is equivalent of LMAX
- OldeStoney replied Jun 15, 2018
Depends how much volume you trade each month. If you trade more than 250 lots every month, brokers will likely give you fix api.
Looking for an ASIC broker that is equivalent of LMAX
- OldeStoney replied Jun 13, 2018
Not sure Australia has any exchange type forex brokers like LMAX. Baxter-fx is probably the closest, they're a prime broker. Or you could try Invast Australia who claim to be DMA on their website, and ASIC regulated.
Looking for an ASIC broker that is equivalent of LMAX
- OldeStoney replied Jun 10, 2018
Hello KoiFish, Do you base your trade entries off market depth/order flow? Obviously can't see this information on the cfd.
Bund
- OldeStoney replied May 18, 2018
They don't post their losses. Perhaps they're ashamed? I don't know. Ego I guess. People will share what they want to share.
More simple is impossible
- OldeStoney replied May 16, 2018
Liunliun, some people will say things to hurt you because that's just what they like to do, others don't understand properly and are confused. But some of us understand and appreciate the information.
Simple trading but profitable
- OldeStoney replied Apr 18, 2018
Yeah, great. The problem is what sort of fills are you going to get? If you can see your brokers depth of market, the spread they show probably only 1-5 lots (depends on how liquid the pair is you're looking at).
What maximum lot sizes will brokers accept?
- OldeStoney replied Mar 8, 2018
It is an important question, and reading the thread it seems Dee and Matomi never have losing trades. Eventually there will be a time when you enter and you won't have a chance to move stop to BE. Not sure how Dee dose it these days but I recall he ...
More simple is impossible
- OldeStoney replied Mar 29, 2017
Yesterday's Trade.. Due to higher potential for power outages where I live due to Cyclone Debbie, I won't trade today.
ginger
- OldeStoney replied Mar 29, 2017
10:30 server time. The Euro against the Basket. Broke below it's moving average. Euro/Gold. Broken above it's moving average. Strength Indicator. Euro weak below "0", AUD and CAD strong. The Trade. Short EURAUD was placed at 10:30 server time. Trade ...
ginger
- OldeStoney replied Mar 28, 2017
One problem with loading a chart with indicators and trading a mechanical system is all those indicators are using the same piece of data, in the case of the chart below, that data is where price has traded on the EURUSD. In order to get a holistic ...
ginger
- OldeStoney replied Mar 28, 2017
Today, 10:30 server time (07:30, Coordinated Universal Time). I like to wait for the markets to settle a bit after the volatility assosiated with the opening of the European stock markets. As a rule I don't place trades before 10:30 server time. ...
ginger
- gingerStarted Mar 26, 2017|Trading Journals|7 replies
Trading Euro pairs. EURUSD, EURCAD, EURGBP, EURJPY, EURAUD, EURNZD. I don't trade EURCHF.. SNB ...
- OldeStoney replied Mar 26, 2017
What happened in the UK last week was of course, horrible. If the same thing were to happen in say France, of course I would hate for this to happen. But for the Le Penn voter..
French Presidential Election 2017
- OldeStoney replied Mar 21, 2017
Zen, did you trade last Friday? how did that trade pan out for you?
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication
- OldeStoney replied Mar 16, 2017
i believe we've already established that Zen's system uses the 3rd candle before London open. It may be an idea if Zen would changes this in his first post with the rules in it, to prevent this ongoing confusion.
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication