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- Duitman replied Dec 27, 2009
FXPetra's good advice — On Nov 6th FXPetra said: "This advice is free, please feel free to disregard... but I believe this is a solid trading plan at present: 1) The Daily Trend is up, and has been up for several months 2) For Trend change, at ...
- Duitman replied Dec 27, 2009
You should have read a little farther down at Askville before quoting: * Highest gold holdings this century: 649.6 million ounces (December 31, 1941). Q: how much gold is stored at fort knox now (3 answers - asked 16 months ago) A: About 4,603 ...
- Duitman replied Dec 25, 2009
Scotty. Great info in that post. Can you explain this in more detail? Thanks.
- Duitman replied Dec 20, 2009
Here are two differnt kinds. The second is for a white background. You can change the color since it is an MQ4. Lew
- Duitman replied Dec 11, 2009
Patience — Don't get frustrated....just keep on posting. Many of us are learning with every one of your posts and with posts from a few other vets as well. Thanks........
- Duitman replied Dec 5, 2009
False Sense of Security — The euphoria over the NFPR, resulting in the "resurgence of dollar strength" and decline of the Euro is utter nonsense and fantasy. Check this AP report out: "WASHINGTON - Within the vast pool of 15.4 million ...
- Duitman replied Dec 2, 2009
Thanks again — [quote=FX-Petra;3276491]Ok, here is a secret. I don't know, and I don't care. I always assume my first dip buy will be too high, so I enter with 1/4 position. I continue to enter 1/4 postions at minor support levels. I enter ...
- Duitman replied Dec 2, 2009
Thanks FX — Yes indeed, we do find your advice and comments very useful FX. Just keep 'em coming. Now if you could only tell me how to know when a dip is near the bottom..... Lew
- Duitman replied Nov 27, 2009
Taxing the Speculators — Check this out: taxing speculators..... url
- Duitman replied Nov 22, 2009
Fib Price Levels — Hello X.Oden: I noticed that the last charts you posted had fibo levels and you hand inserted the price at some. In case you do not know this, you can open fibo properties, go to fibo levels tab, then add a space, a % sign ...
- Duitman replied Nov 20, 2009
A Million Thanks — psiholog: a million thanks for your enlightening posts. Newbies like me struggle to find a plan. Your posts give us tidbits of wisdom that can be incorporated into our burgeoning plans and are greatly appreciated. Don't stop ...
- Duitman replied Nov 19, 2009
Thanks FX — Thanks FX. Greatly appreciated from one newbie. I'll spend some time analyzing your strategy. Maybe some will rub off on me.
- Duitman replied Nov 6, 2009
Congrats — Congrats. I sure would like to know how you did that.......what your trading plan is. Care to share a little? Lew
- Duitman replied Nov 6, 2009
Thank You — Thank you for this sage advice X. I am a new trader and still learning and am still trying to find a relatively sound and intelligent method to trade with. Like most, my first six months have been filled with emotional trades, ...
- Duitman replied Oct 31, 2009
DailyFX.com Article — "The US Dollar finally showed signs of life through the past week of trading, setting a substantial low against the Euro and other key forex counterparts. An early-week tumble in the US S&P 500 and other financial risk ...
- Duitman replied Oct 26, 2009
Thanks — Thanks Supreme. Appreciate the advice and link. Lew
- Duitman replied Oct 25, 2009
Thanks — Thank you lindsay and jankone. Now, if I may, one more question: I see that some people draw a diversion line at the bottom of the RSI peaks and troughs and others draw it above. So what is the correct way and is there a website where ...
- Duitman replied Oct 24, 2009
My Trade — I entered this (demo) trade after the pin bar long (counter-trend) because the pin bar formed at the daily pivot after a slow run down (retracement from the overall trend up). Entry was on the next candle after it broke the pin bar. ...
- Duitman replied Oct 22, 2009
Information from DailyFX — "Though the dollar continues to push to new 14-month lows, the pace of this descent has cooled. However, this should not be considered a sign that conditions are actually improving for the US economy or its currency; ...
- Duitman replied Oct 18, 2009
Confused — Sorry for the Noob question but what do the pinkish-colored candles represent on the chart? The USD perhaps? Thanks in advance for the reply. Lew