Looking to demo trade XAU, XAG, XPT, XPD, Copper and Oil, but it has to be on an MT4 platform. Will any brokers allow this in the USA since it's only demo?
Any help is appreciated.
Any help is appreciated.
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DislikedLooking to demo trade XAU, XAG, XPT, XPD, Copper and Oil, but it has to be on an MT4 platform. Will any brokers allow this in the USA since it's only demo? Any help is appreciated.Ignored
DislikedLooking to demo trade XAU, XAG, XPT, XPD, Copper and Oil, but it has to be on an MT4 platform. Will any brokers allow this in the USA since it's only demo? Any help is appreciated.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Since it's only a demo, you're welcome to use an FXCM UK MT4 practice account, even though you're a US resident. You'll be able to trade all the products you mentioned, and in fact can trade two different kinds of oil: WTI (USOil) and Brent Crude (UKOil). I live in the US but still like to analyze these markets as well.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Past analyzing the charts, Jason... Are you a trader? Blatant curiosity is all...Ignored
DislikedJason, thanks. I'm already with FXCM, so I'll check it out tomorrow. FWIW, I may be relocating next year to a place where I can trade everything, so I want to see if my current methods work on metals and oils too.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I run automated strategies on 16 pairs, but primarily focus on USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD and the 10 crosses between them using a modified StrongWeak analysis. Right now I'm working a new strategy to trade USD/CNH, since there's now enough volume in the pair to provide meaningful SSI data. I have long term investments in other markets but don't actively trade them like I do forex.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Awesome! I haven't touched USD/CNH as of yet, but like yourself have am working with an automated strategy that trades 28 pairs, only allowing 2 of the same Currency for exposure...ie, if EURUSD and EURJPY are in trade, a signal on EURGBP will be ignored. It trips on a first come, first serve basis and is more geared to smaller lot sized trades a cost averaging strategy and signals the same for a fractal type play in multiple time frames. This is the first month of testing the MT, rotating pairs and multiple time frames, but it has been...Ignored
That means my StrongWeak analysis ranks the Aussie as the strongest currency and the Euro as the weakest, with GBP and USD in between. I have equal weighting in all 10 pairs taking into account the difference in base currency values. For example, my USD/XXX positions are 1.7 times larger than my GBP/XXX positions. That way, my exposure in all currencies is equal and it's just about comparing relative strength.
Disliked{quote} That's exciting! Can you divulge where you're thinking of moving?Ignored
DislikedIn my primary strategy which trades 10 crosses of 5 major currencies, these are my current positions (by no means a trade recommendation for anyone else!)Ignored
Disliked{quote} Very interesting... Now you mentioned automated...are these the positions taken by the logic of the EA, or are these independently set to trade long and short signals on the pairs in relation to your independent analysis?Ignored
DislikedWhere does this leave you with USDCNH? It is seemingly the odd man out as the rest of your trade pairs are somewhat cluster based...Ignored