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  • #15,001
  • Jul 2, 2017 11:05am Jul 2, 2017 11:05am
Quoting Tony112
New broker tried: Avatrade 35 pips slippage on USD/CAD CPI. Bye bye!!!!
what little amounts do you trade, that no or very slow slippage is normal for you?
reality in real trading is, there is slippage in this situations, logic by math and market.

you are looking for things, that no real trader would looking for. on the end you want 100 lots filled at no slippage and best in biggest news. never heard of such beginner mistakes, but every day you learn some new.
  • #15,002
  • Jul 2, 2017 9:17pm Jul 2, 2017 9:17pm
Quoting dukas_trader
{quote} what little amounts do you trade, that no or very slow slippage is normal for you? reality in real trading is, there is slippage in this situations, logic by math and market. you are looking for things, that no real trader would looking for. on the end you want 100 lots filled at no slippage and best in biggest news. never heard of such beginner mistakes, but every day you learn some new.

That's not how I will tell you which broker to use Good luck
Not all brokers are equal. Just like us humans. We are not the same... and thank God.
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  • #15,003
  • Jul 3, 2017 1:08am Jul 3, 2017 1:08am
Quoting Tony112
{quote} That's not how I will tell you which broker to use Good luck Not all brokers are equal. Just like us humans. We are not the same... and thank God.
yes, but looks like you are so small (really extrem small) that you are really in the believe its normal to have no slippage in news events. it looks you are not so extrem beginner, because you do it some time, so i wonder why you did not know this basic knowledge already.

sometimes looks like your crying (i have slippage) its crazy for you to have, and even most beginners know its just normal to have this in news.

its like you tell the world you are rich, but looks you trade with so small values, that no broker cares about you because you are not with much money there, that they give you sometimes no slippage. its impossible to have both,big trades with big money and no slippage. in one you are big faking. thats 100% sure. and when you crying looks you are without money and fake money.
  • #15,004
  • Jul 3, 2017 6:10am Jul 3, 2017 6:10am
Quoting dukas_trader
{quote} yes, but looks like you are so small (really extrem small) that you are really in the believe its normal to have no slippage in news events. it looks you are not so extrem beginner, because you do it some time, so i wonder why you did not know this basic knowledge already. sometimes looks like your crying (i have slippage) its crazy for you to have, and even most beginners know its just normal to have this in news. its like you tell the world you are rich, but looks you trade with so small values, that no broker cares about you because you...
Dukas trader, u missed the point of the system. Just refer to first page and check rules, it will answer all your questions. Cheers!
  • #15,005
  • Jul 3, 2017 7:11am Jul 3, 2017 7:11am
Quoting apoley
{quote} Dukas trader, u missed the point of the system. Just refer to first page and check rules, it will answer all your questions. Cheers!
no it tells me exactly same, tells me he is a beginner or with extrem extrem small amounts.

if you trade millions per trade your spread is much bigger, so small SL has some problems , and slippage will be very high. he is simple a so small trader, that no broker recognize him, because his wins are extrem unimportant for the broker and so no slippage sometimes. and thatswhy he is crying when some bigger (what often just normal ) slippage will come.

just normal: when there is no slippage, the broker had to pay this slippage. and broker will not do it long time and not with high amounts. its really simple basic trading math, nothing special here.

for what he is often writing, sounds like big bullshit or he is so little in amount, only 1 can be. big wins with this stupid method is impossible. because it did not even have logic math inside and market knowledge.

you can trade so, but wondering why there is slippage is crazy. thats the point here, someone who looks new in market (but seems do it longer time) dont recognize true reality, that in big news there is slippage by math and logic. he really thinks he will come out with small Sl slippage most of time, tahts the unbelievable part in this thread. and this can only happen when he is trading small amounts and he is unimportant for broker.
  • #15,006
  • Jul 4, 2017 5:11pm Jul 4, 2017 5:11pm
Quoting Tony112
{quote} That's not how I will tell you which broker to use Good luck Not all brokers are equal. Just like us humans. We are not the same... and thank God.
Tony, great system, do you have an estimate of your average annual return during all these years using this system?

Thanks and regards
  • #15,007
  • Jul 9, 2017 7:58pm Jul 9, 2017 7:58pm
Quoting collinsz
{quote} Tony, great system, do you have an estimate of your average annual return during all these years using this system? Thanks and regards
Here is an approximate historic yearly performance break-down:

2002: 0$
2003: -750$
2004: -1200$
2005: -4,000$
2006: -5,400$
2007: -5,900$
2008: -7,200$
2009:+21,000$
2010:+135,000$
2011:+124,000$
2012:+355,000$
2013:+323,000$
2014:+264,000$
2015:+459,000$
2016: undisclosed
2017: undisclosed

Good luck
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  • #15,008
  • Jul 12, 2017 3:18pm Jul 12, 2017 3:18pm
Quoting Tony112
{quote} Here is an approximate historic yearly performance break-down: 2002: 0$ 2003: -750$ 2004: -1200$ 2005: -4,000$ 2006: -5,400$ 2007: -5,900$ 2008: -7,200$ 2009:+21,000$ 2010:+135,000$ 2011:+124,000$ 2012:+355,000$ 2013:+323,000$ 2014:+264,000$ 2015:+459,000$ 2016: undisclosed 2017: undisclosed Good luck
Very impressive Tony, thanks! in 2009 when you had your first profitable year what was your initial deposit bro? and just to inspire myself... ¿what is your average annual percentage of return? around 100% per year?

Thanks and regards!
  • #15,009
  • Jul 12, 2017 11:46pm Jul 12, 2017 11:46pm
Hi Tony from the North. Me in Cal. I was intrigued by your story on page 1. But I am looking for the rest of it. Is it available? Also. I am interested in how to read the 5 second charts. I have an MT5 platform available, but I cannot get used to it. So I use SIERRA Chart instead. I just added a 5 second chart to my Canada Chartbook. I want to learn how you you use it. I have a group of different charts which I use presently. A combination of range charts. hourly charts. 240 min. 90 min.15 Min. 6 Min & 3 Min. (All Canadian Dollar-USD) This is NOT FOREX, but futures.
I was asleep for the big move up this morning, (not actually sleeping, just not quite awake) but still scraped together 310 pips in four trades, once the initial move & volitility slowed down. This was, of course, with practice money. A demo acct.
I have a very small account to begin with, which is why I am practicing.
Anyway, I would like the rest of your story (bio?) and more detail on your 5 second method, if you could share that with me. Thank you. Neddy
  • #15,010
  • Edited Jul 13, 2017 12:12am Jul 12, 2017 11:55pm | Edited Jul 13, 2017 12:12am
Quoting Lukaszmiami
Hi Tony! If you still trade those beautiful 5s spikes, look at Ger30 index. It's also called DAX {image}
Hi. I studied your 5s DAX chart. There is a futures contract (Actually two, DAX and Mini-Dax) traded here in the USA. If you can indulge me. What are the "spikes" you and Tony speak of? I am intrigued and would like to learn this approach. I need to build my dinky trading account.
Also Lukas, Is your chart in Polish? and are you in the USA? Just curious... the important answer is the spikes. The other stuff ///just curious...Thanks for indulging me. Neddy
Hey Lukas and Tony. I just found the link to the "Virus system" I assume that is the 5s spike thing I am looking for. If there is anything else to add, I will look for a reply. Anyway, Tony I read your comment about gambling. I must admit, it startled me. If you have a winning strategy, you must practice discipline. I have a couple of good books which might help. You must remain on an even keel. Day in & day out You can do this. Trading is your job. It is your life. Gambling is not. Gambling can be profitable, but only with strict discipline. Top traders have discussed the similarities between trading and gambling (poker).
Anyway, I wish you humbled success. And joy/ And love of family.Neddy
  • #15,011
  • Jul 13, 2017 9:17pm Jul 13, 2017 9:17pm
fake spotted.
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  • #15,012
  • Jul 21, 2017 9:52am Jul 21, 2017 9:52am
CAD CPI
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  • #15,013
  • Jul 23, 2017 7:27am Jul 23, 2017 7:27am
Quoting Vicaff
CAD CPI {image}

Amazing job man
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  • #15,014
  • Jul 26, 2017 3:53am Jul 26, 2017 3:53am
Quoting Tony112
{quote} Amazing job man
Thank you Mate!
  • #15,015
  • Jul 28, 2017 8:39am Jul 28, 2017 8:39am
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  • #15,016
  • Jul 28, 2017 9:01am Jul 28, 2017 9:01am
Hey everyone, new to this thread here. Seems like a legit enough method but is everyone really taking a 50-50 chance on every single trade? Just guessing which way the news will go and placing the trade before the volatility picks up? Do you guys have any real reason to go one way or another?
Gentlemen always play by the rules, if they can't, they change them.
  • #15,017
  • Jul 29, 2017 8:42am Jul 29, 2017 8:42am
Quoting Bsmile44
Hey everyone, new to this thread here. Seems like a legit enough method but is everyone really taking a 50-50 chance on every single trade? Just guessing which way the news will go and placing the trade before the volatility picks up? Do you guys have any real reason to go one way or another?

Welcome Unless you have insider data, it's really hard to know what the real news will be compared to the expectation, hence, it's fine to go random.
Even if you don't know the real outcome, you can still exploit the price.
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  • #15,018
  • Jul 29, 2017 8:42am Jul 29, 2017 8:42am
Quoting Vicaff
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Looks like your account balance is growing!
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  • #15,019
  • Jul 30, 2017 12:21pm Jul 30, 2017 12:21pm
Hey Tony - what releases are you trading these days? Just the ones in post 1?
  • #15,020
  • Jul 30, 2017 2:17pm Jul 30, 2017 2:17pm
Quoting TheMaxx
Hey Tony - what releases are you trading these days? Just the ones in post 1?

This week, all that:

RBA Rate Statement
ISM Manufacturing PMI
NZD Employment Change q/q
Crude Oil Inventories
GBP Monetary Policy Summary
GBP BOE Gov Carney Speaks
ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI
AUD RBA Monetary Policy Statement
CAD Employment Change
USD Non-Farm Employment Change

crazy, trade with caution
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