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- johto replied Dec 9, 2011
I was out at 1.3333 It might still continue to go down to the "magnet" at 1.3300.
- johto replied Dec 9, 2011
Supply level was almost too obvious, but it worked fine. Not sure about the TP. Maybe 1.3340 or 1.3310...having my stop over BE, cant lose
- johto replied Feb 7, 2011
Ugh. For the original poster, what can you see with all those squiqly MA lines that you cannot see without them? You guys DO realize that moving avarages are avaraging only past? Not the future So what does it help to know that "eur/usd has ...
- johto replied Feb 1, 2011
Hey, i was snooping to find his method, found his blog, url saying this: "In all the signals, there was once lvl 4 risk trade in USDCHF and once lvl3 risk trade in GBPUSD. other pairs didn’t come out a risk trade that more than lvl 2." So he is ...
- johto replied Jan 25, 2011
OK. Here is one: Its a TRO's indicator. Simple, shows a multitimeframe candle color(up or down):
- johto replied Jan 25, 2011
There are tons of already made indicators that do this. Lemme post one in a couple minutes...
- johto replied Jan 14, 2011
CHOP CHOP CHOP, hit my stop so many times in a row, its not funny. Note to my self: stop trading news. Wait for clear direction.
- johto replied Jan 14, 2011
Maybe fake move to the upside, trapping traders long, then heading down?
- johto replied Jan 13, 2011
So true!
- johto replied Jan 10, 2011
Heh, sorry but thats just too complicated gibberish. I am trading small(micro) so i dont really care for all that. All i know that there seems to be no "rollovers" with the metals, trading with FXCM micro. There is a screenshot i just toke. Its ...
- johto replied Jan 9, 2011
FXCM micro. I havent seen any rollovers with XAG.
- johto replied Dec 14, 2010
Hedging makes no sense. You are just using your margin. Your net position is still zero.
- johto replied Dec 13, 2010
What ever you do, dont put lot of money live if you are new to trading. Only the amount you are ready to lose. With real money, even with a "small" amount, you will be influenced with "fear and greed". This changes the game alot, thus your trading ...
- johto replied Nov 10, 2010
Last part was interesting read: "The truth is, they’re addicted to losing. The pros know this, so they can take advantage of the wannabe traders never-ending delusional “winner’s fantasy.” And the game goes on ad infinitum, with the pros having a ...
- johto replied Nov 10, 2010
No, and it appears to be very amateurish site. Beware, it looks and smells "fishy"! Maybe thats why its called "StarFish FX" LOL. Their site is crap and unfinished... Seriously, stay away! Also their "NFA status" (ID 0333743) didnt return good info: ...
- johto replied Oct 25, 2010
What do they say about picking bottoms? Smelly fingers?
- johto replied Oct 21, 2010
You only need a trading platform your brokerage offers. Best "software application" is between your ears. Everything else is "fluff" You can try many trading platforms for free using a free demo account with fake money. Demo trading is only ...
- johto replied Oct 8, 2010
Why did you blur the USD/XXX ? Its obviously USD/CAD so whats the point?
- johto replied Sep 30, 2010
Huh? Why? It seems they are even bigger scammers. Havent you done any search, just try search "fxopen" here at forexfactory.