I have not read through the entire amount of posts and therefore please accept my apologies if I duplicate any contribution here. The only real 'bias' in FX stems from interest rate differentials. There are of course factors that may have an ...

This is floor-trading adapted to the screen. Excellent thread. Best wishes, daytrading

It could of course matter - depending on 'what' a trader uses as the calculation base for his/her positions. Regards, Daytrading P.S. Happy New Year

Like in every strategy, there are risks. If a risk-free investment or trading opportunity is sought, government bonds are the best option. I would not use the word 'demand' in this context - rather the strategy prepares you for something that not ...

In 'normal' market conditions EF oscillates approximately 0.5% - 1.0% around the open, i.e. it diverges and converges. Some days more, some days less and some days more directional than others (when there is a trend happening). You need to be aware ...

T, Good answer - I was not trying to entice you to make those revelations....pardon me if it sounded like it. And, yes, in this game, you have to be on your toes at all times - otherwise the market may claw back those golden eggs. regards, daytrading ...

T, On the account splitting it does make sense - although I feel (referring to my earlier post) it is slightly disconnected. What I mean by that is the following: The information you are offering in the thread and the title 'how to be a real trader' ...

T, what markets do you run simultaneously? Are they highly correlated or even the same product/ccy? Do you work the same initial size with different compounding measures, time frame (holding period) on each account - or do you manage individually? ...

T, I have seen you around for a long time in this forum and you posted some real interesting stuff in the past. What sparked the idea of this one? I am asking because underlying, it seems you are looking for a broader question and its answer than ...

Trade according to market conditions. Sorry, fella's - I can't help myself but this thread including its title could not get any more vague even if you wanted it to. I read comments about risk and reward - in relation to what (indiv. trade size, ...

That depends where I see support. If I think support might be lower than (-1.0%) from the open, I would space my entries to 0.5% instead 0.25% (e.g. enter 1st trade @ -0.5, second @ -1.0 etc.). Since the trade of the day was short, I am also not ...

I take the daily GMT open as my reference. Having said that, I look at the daily chart (of EUR/CHF) and track the weekly % change from Monday to Friday as well at the monthly % change in order to gauge the extent of any possible move. For example, ...

I am not sure where all the talk about USD stems from. The USD has little or nothing to do with the trade. I am not frequenting this forum much any more since I have a strong aversion toward many of the inflated ego's who believe they have invented ...

I do - regularly. regards daytrading

That is what you trade (I assume the last few pages were talking about buying/selling EU and UF a la spieler)? regards daytrading

USD news has no impact on the spread. It's a $-neutral position. Any price movement is determined by the value of euro vs swiss-franc. regards daytrading

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