Secured a nice profit from that last one: image Going short on USDCHF. The price seems to be quite oversold, having moved far with no retracement. There is a significant level at 0.965 so that will keep the price from going much further. Take ...

That last trade worked out nicely: image My next trade is on a bit longer timeframe, looking for 50 pips or so. I like to respect the 00 levels, so I've put my stop/limit on the appropriate side of each. image

Looking at USD CHF, the price seems a little oversold, and we are right at a point of support, so I went long. I put my target at 0.9548, just under the 0.005 significant level. image

Missed my limit by one pip, lol.

Long from 1.13738. I am seeing a lot of current support, and increasing highs/lows. Looking to take it to the %50 level, where there is also some resistance.

A note regarding the original question. It's not very realistic to try to get a realtime feed and trade on that. During the swiss move a feed would not help. There is no trading liquidity. What does help is knowing the calendar, and decreasing your ...

That worked out well. Closed the second trade at b/e when the price started to stall. Staying out for tonight, I'm not seeing any clear levels at the moment.

Really liking that resistance. I'd say this will be a bigger downward trend, so I'm doubling my position (second lot at 1.24802) with no limit on the second. First entry is where that red dashed line starts.

Order for the night. Sell at the %50 level of the last days movement. Pressure seems to be downward.

If you have the patience, hanging out on the daily chart can often be the most rewarding. So if your job pushes you in that direction, even better!

It would be nice if they could make a rule where you can't trade live until you have traded a demo account for 3 years, but that will obviously never happen. It would definitely save a lot of folks a lot of money, lol.

Ya, that's mainly what I have used this site for. It sucks when you think you are getting into a low risk trade, then things start going crazy. I would never have a trade open without knowing what the news schedule is.

I think charts.io might do that. I haven't used them, and I think they are new, so no guarantees from me. If you do use them, let me know I have been thinking about trying to ditch my windows machine, but it's tough. (Hopefully they don't think this ...

I like the simple strategies like this that watch the significant levels. There is always at least some money to be had, if you don't get too greedy. Keep it up!

I have used multicharts a lot and haven't seen much lacking, if you are able to write sufficient code. There is also charts.io, but I haven't used them yet.

My opinion would be that if a large bank were targeting orders, it would only be targeting massive positions, much larger than any retail trading. There wouldn't be much money in chasing us little guys around. That said, to push the market on that ...

fxcm and fxdd have been reliable for me

Good luck, excited to see what happens