Disliked{quote} You are wrong on that pooh123. Oanda (and all other publicly available data feeds) show you ALL Buy/sell open orders. Open buy orders above price = stop-loss orders (sellers) + buy limit orders.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} You are wrong on that pooh123. Oanda (and all other publicly available data feeds) show you ALL Buy/sell open orders. Open buy orders above price = stop-loss orders (sellers) + buy limit orders.Ignored
Disliked{quote}Also it would be interesting to see how the FCA and GFSC would view this.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You are wrong on that pooh123. Oanda (and all other publicly available data feeds) show you ALL Buy/sell open orders. Open buy orders above price = stop-loss orders (sellers) + buy limit orders.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If it would be like you say, show me please on your chart the open buy/sell orders that are placed by break out traders for example.Ignored
Disliked{quote} You cannot be more wrong. Buy limit orders cannot be above price. This is the basic of basics. Even newbies know that.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ok, they are called buy stop orders. But still these orders for buying are above the price and are shown in your chart mixed with stop-loss orders from sellers.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ok, they are called buy stop orders. But still these orders for buying are above the price and are shown in your chart mixed with stop-loss orders from sellers.Ignored
Disliked{quote} like pooh123 said before, impossible. limit buy order cant be above price, or would be filled already. only fill or kill (no partially filling) orders can be above price, when price of much smaller value is presented, and the order trigger level price is not reached for the bigger amount. and stoplimit orders are only a part of stoporders, triggering also lower after triggering stop price first (when you want mention this stoplimit order type later). only the extrem unexperienced defend fractalfreak, why..... why only this type of persons...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Dukas, I do the opposite of defending Fractal. I say Orderbook does not work because of spoofing At least it doese not work if you concentrate on open orders of any kind. If you manage to read open positions properly, probably there is some value in it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Right. The orderbook does not differentiate between stop orders for entry and stop orders for exit (stop loss). However, with some analysis you can make an educated guess/judgement.Ignored
Disliked{quote} yes, if true, then sorry for my mistakes. big sorry. in retail reading open postions is total useless. futures is the way to go here, but spoofing is there of course because its so easy to win from orderbook traders... people make it very complicated, why brokers (even marketmaker brokers who trade against clients) would show informations like this orderbook: because people start trading more because they think they find here values and information, and broker know they win by this more trading because of this idiots who belive in this shit.......Ignored
Disliked{quote} why brokers (even marketmaker brokers who trade against clients) would show informations like this orderbook: because people start trading more because they think they find here values and information, and broker know they win by this more trading because of this idiots who belive in this shit.... no broker would show this informations when trader would trade better with it and win much more and bnroker would have to pay as marketmaker in this case. people dont think.... i have not seen prime brokers showing where are the professional traders...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Dukas is spot on, it works like a 'self fulfilling prophecy', the retail crowd should learn to ask why is the broker offering me free courses and inviting me to webinars to teach me all of these strategies? Why the broker is so helpful with all of these free indicators? Why is this hedge fund manager releasing a forex course? hehe...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Can you do so? Would love to learn how to do so! If I would be SM I would definitely not place fake buy/sell orders above/below whole numbers or above/ below trendlines or above/below recent hights/lows. I would place them exactly where everyone would place their SL orders to confuse anyone.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If you have enough chart time you'll know the places where DM traders are likely to place stop loss orders and stop entry orders. Sometimes they're the same and other times they're different. Plus there're tools on DM positions/sentiments to help with your analysis. Less than 5% of retail traders who have access to broker's orderbook are consistently profitable. Those traders can be profitable even without that orderbook. Broker's orderbook is just a tool, like RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands...... nothing more nothing less. It does not guarantee...Ignored
Disliked{quote} the statistical price recalculated indicator dont give any edge (its only price calculated in different way and often smoothed), so any broker show it. the order book dont have any value, so some broker show it.... the truth is so easy and simple., but there are so many ways to win, but people like to read and read about so many thinks, but basics, they never see.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes the only reason some brokers show their orderbook is, for 95% of retail traders, it provides no help at all.Ignored
Dislikedoh oh , looks like some idiots in fractalfreaks scam thread did the nzd trade and worry about trades, that fractalfreak is already margin called he dont mention, because his fake demo trades are unimportant for him, no loss in money, his only prediction is most useless trade possible to do. bad that this gambler (he dont manage risk in no kind... so is no trader at all) with his many market and limit orders was triggered here to a total loser in some hours. his long post about saying sorry he did not fake it good eough was funny. i wait for the...Ignored