Hi wcbr, Indeeed this is a great tool!! Btw do you have and news on New cfd products that will come later this year? And any news about custom leverage? Thanks keep posting

<p>Lol..... Lack of liquidity nothing New... ecb/boe tomorrow check your calendar and vol (ATM/on)</p>

Lol..... Lack of liquidity nothing New... Etomorrow tomorrow check your calendar and vol (ATM/on)

Cfd spreads are too high and lacking liquidity.. LMAX is okay for FX For everything else use Futures.. Btw there is no way to change the max leverage on your accounr

my idea

first the support zone breaks, then it becomes resistance, then we have a 1-2-3 low then price goes back in the resistance zone

exchange101 is your system/setup based on price action? waiting for the pics have a good one

okay have sent you a message

hey are you on twitter?

many thanks for explaining!

Hello anyone! did read some pages you make me laugh! thanks maybe after my holidays i will write some stuff there attached some charts for you! have fun and many pips BEN some seconds ago "BERNANKE SAYS I WAS SLOW TO RECOGNIZE THE CRISIS" lol!! ...

so what do you expect?

thats an overnight volume chart, of course no price action... i calculate the tradingrange from ON vol

so any thoughts for today's price action? what we know so far, eur/usd should at least move 190 pips (model based on ON VOL)

yep if you work at a desk or have worked you know the only advantage you have is that you see the flow, stops orders etc (from your clients) correct not only central banks... funds too remember fx concepts once the biggest fx fund worldwide? url

sure no problem, i have worked for some of "them" .. but i neither know where the market is going to move.. i trade simple price action.. some see a bullflag some see a looming correction..

Hell no i respect your work and your ideas, i can simply tell you guys that there is no bank or institution that moves or can move the market all have contrarian views and positions in the market. take care

lol... what makes you think so.. do you have any background or better have you ever seen a trading desk?

GS seems to be bullish on eur/usd too Citi is looking for parity on eur/usd Barclays has a bearish view i hope you get the point, take care and keep posting

for example UBS has a contrary position on eur/usd