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  • #61
  • Feb 17, 2020 11:35am Feb 17, 2020 11:35am
Quoting Niedermaier
So last Post for now You can trade carbon emission with saxo Bank. They are a bit cheaper than IG they list IT as commodity cfd
Tnx for that info man! Will check it out in time!
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  • #62
  • Feb 17, 2020 11:37am Feb 17, 2020 11:37am
Quoting Niedermaier
And i think after some Research news are Not that relevant than in forex because every Company tells they wanna cut co2 pollution But they dont. Its a complete technical market i guess. Nö one sells 500mio carbon emissions only because VW says they need less in 2021 Fundamental Gas and carbon have a big correlation What Do you think?
YES and YES Very good btw! You might be of a right material to harvest his... Can you imagine since you joined 2500 REACHED again, and it was rather much lower than that when you join and this number repeated all over the thread as suggested level... Also you are very lucky for being able to trade/profit from CO2 as oppose of US citizens for example since they can not trade it as they told us...
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  • #63
  • Feb 18, 2020 12:42pm Feb 18, 2020 12:42pm
Now almost at around 2500 mark... Will it swing (again) around it? If so, would be very simple harvest stragegy... BUYing below, SELLING above
But would prefer at some bigger deviation from suppose "baseline" aka 2500... Would sell when it is off by at least 50 units in either direction, or something... Because at 50 units off that is 2%.. and after leverage (10:1) it would bring 20%/trade when/if it returns to the baseline Think about it.
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  • #64
  • Feb 19, 2020 1:11pm Feb 19, 2020 1:11pm
Quoting auricforecas
Now almost at around 2500 mark... Will it swing (again) around it? If so, would be very simple harvest stragegy... BUYing below, SELLING above But would prefer at some bigger deviation from suppose "baseline" aka 2500... Would sell when it is off by at least 50 units in either direction, or something... Because at 50 units off that is 2%.. and after leverage (10:1) it would bring 20%/trade when/if it returns to the baseline Think about it.
YES, rose above 2500 rather much... awaiting SELL opportunity towards 2500- again
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  • #65
  • Feb 21, 2020 3:26pm Feb 21, 2020 3:26pm
Quoting auricforecas
{quote} YES, rose above 2500 rather much... awaiting SELL opportunity towards 2500- again
Seems SELL opportunity might be now or at least forming... BTW it is crazy how this market is hidden in plain sight but since it is not so hyped, fancy... many disregard it and still try to earn in the most popular markets CO2 seems to provide crazy opportunities, might get involved in it soon, live! Stay tuned!
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  • #66
  • Feb 24, 2020 1:43pm Feb 24, 2020 1:43pm
Quoting auricforecas
{quote} Seems SELL opportunity might be now or at least forming... BTW it is crazy how this market is hidden in plain sight but since it is not so hyped, fancy... many disregard it and still try to earn in the most popular markets CO2 seems to provide crazy opportunities, might get involved in it soon, live! Stay tuned!
It's crazy, it happened, again, seems like a free money atm but will track further and might re-enter live in 2-3 weeks. Man... if this continues I might reroute some funds even
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  • #67
  • Mar 4, 2020 4:06pm Mar 4, 2020 4:06pm
It appears some NICE or even EPIC BUY opportunity TP2500+.. Pirce now about 2380.. So we are talking about 5% price change... And leverage is up to x10...
So about 50% PROFITs (if you entered at the right time) in a few days or max weeks... And also seems SPIKE/crap free etc... What do you say?

I guess market is not lucrative enough since no(t) (many) (known) millionaires were made (publicly) by it?
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  • #68
  • Edited Mar 5, 2020 12:31pm Mar 4, 2020 10:43pm | Edited Mar 5, 2020 12:31pm
Quoting auricforecas
It appears some NICE or even EPIC BUY opportunity TP2500+.. Pirce now about 2380.. So we are talking about 5% price change... And leverage is up to x10... So about 50% PROFITs (if you entered at the right time) in a few days or max weeks... And also seems SPIKE/crap free etc... What do you say? I guess market is not lucrative enough since no(t) (many) (known) millionaires were made (publicly) by it?
Leverage is actually a very efficient use of trading capital, and is valued by professional traders precisely because it allows them to trade larger positions (i.e. more contracts, or shares, etc.) with less trading capital. Leverage does not alter the potential profit or loss that a trade can make.

Successful traders focus on the following in this order:
1. Selection of candidate - acquire a study tool that gives you statistics about Total trades done in recent past and frequencies of quick trades
2. Risk management : It determines your capacity to take risk and use your capital efficiently.
Assess total risk in terms of pips and calculate the capital required. If you have acquired trading skills by practising on a paper trading account or by playing a video game, it is worth trying using Margin Stop-out level as STOP LOSS.
3. Market trend or Direction : Not needed for Momentum trading. Market is always in the Up or Down mode.
4. Momentum Trading: Using Margin stop-out level as Stop Loss is momentum trading.
5. Timing and Duration of Trade: Selection of trading schedule and duration of trade is critical. Big hits need room to play and limited trading capital won't be helpful.
6. Selection of Broker: 100% of CFD brokers are market makers. If you trade for 5 minutes before the Trading break CFD market makers will increase ask and bid in such a way that traders with limited margin and big exposure will be wiped out. If you want to trade stop-out level based trading, then it is MUST you study tactics adopted by CFD brokers to kill small capital investors. CFDs move parallel with Futures can't be placed in this category. You have to understand how brokers maintain different sets of books and for whom.
7. Precise Entry: You should be able to detect birth of momentum. You should be a skillful game player.
8. Exit:: You have already marked Stop Out Level as your Exit point for the trade. You have not left any space for Hopeful Trading.You can't afford to think in terms of exiting in such a situation. "Do or Die" situation demands you deploy your skills of detecting momentum with precision.

All the best to you.
Practice makes a person perfect
  • #69
  • Mar 5, 2020 12:13pm Mar 5, 2020 12:13pm
Quoting simnz
{quote} Leverage is actually a very efficient use of trading capital, and is valued by professional traders precisely because it allows them to trade larger positions (i.e. more contracts, or shares, etc.) with less trading capital. Leverage does not alter the potential profit or loss that a trade can make.
Are you joking. It makes all the difference... For example if you see bet on 10% price difference and without the leverage, you can get there if it goes there, even if it swings -10% first, before it gets there... But if you add leverage, x10 or more... you can be WIPED out before price reaches as you expected... Also some people either tighten their SL in order to get glorified Risk:Reward as close to 0:infinity as possible... and/or do so high-leverage that they are WIPED even if they bet on the right direction, price... The good thing at this CO2 market/brokers is that it allows you only up to 1:10, if I understand
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  • #70
  • Mar 5, 2020 12:27pm Mar 5, 2020 12:27pm
I gave a blueprint for those who want to use small capital.
Selection of candidates is the foremost. This is a game of skill.
Candidates that have ADR of 350 pips to 500 pips fit the bill. stock indexes CFD fall in this category but max leverage is 1:100.
Candidates that move swifty with Risk on and Risk Off like USDJPY which has 1:500 leverage.
Candidates with less than 1:30 leverage are unfit for this kind of trading.

ANOTHER THING I FORGOT TO MENTION IS USE OF ADDITIONAL POSITIONS AT EVERY STEP OF PROFIT BEING MADE.
THE RESULT IS EXPONENTIAL WHEN MOMENTUM TRADING IS CONDUCTED WITH DEFINED LOSS THAT IS STOP-OUT MARGIN LEVEL.
TP IS SAME FOR ALL ADDITIONAL POSITIONS AND IT SHOULD BE PLANNED TO HIT THE TILL FAST.
Practice makes a person perfect
  • #71
  • Mar 10, 2020 1:54pm Mar 10, 2020 1:54pm
Rather good surge now, it has a good chance to REACH 2500 Again! Imagine you had a TE that would be basically milking profits out of this price for many months now, check previous posts!
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  • #72
  • Mar 11, 2020 2:09pm Mar 11, 2020 2:09pm
Quoting auricforecas
Rather good surge now, it has a good chance to REACH 2500 Again! Imagine you had a TE that would be basically milking profits out of this price for many months now, check previous posts!
Yeah, it definitely (appears to be going) towards the 2500... So will you take the "free money" ? I myself am so locked in other markets right now that can't just fine the time/assets but if it will hit 2500 again this time than seriously... I might jump on it at the next opportunity at what appears to be this. So let's see when this 2500 happens now
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  • #73
  • Mar 16, 2020 3:53pm Mar 16, 2020 3:53pm
Woha, CO2 dropped AF... but that is not unusual since they have been reporting about the DROP of CO2 in China, Italy etc.. due to CORONA... Let's see where it falls and it might be epic opportunity when it settles and BEFORE corona fading is fully confirmed... since things will be back to nominal then, with OVERDRIVE... so it might rise again quickly! BTW overdrive produces more CO2... if I am not mistaken.. So let's wait for it ti settle and then seriously re-think the BUY options.
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  • #74
  • Mar 26, 2020 9:25am Mar 26, 2020 9:25am
CO2s nosedived... but when the production returns, with the overdrive... Will wait for possible inflection point towards up and will seriously consider buying MORE of it...
But at the same time I am also "glad" in a way that this cycling around 2500 stopped, after I didn't trade it because it "burned" to see missed profits So will wait for this drop to come to an end... suspect it is closely/mainly connected with the corona... And then we shall see... but imagine the opportunities if it goes back to previous levels at least... Just have to find the right BUY entry... specially if entering with leverage, one has to be careful... And since I am leverage-trader... I will wait for the new/old path to re-appear.
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  • #75
  • Apr 5, 2020 2:38pm Apr 5, 2020 2:38pm
There are some remotely better news in EU about the corona situation, but will need to see in the following week(s) if they will stick or not and how this will affect the CO2... If it will, there might be epic opportunity to buy it... Will check it closely, specially later into the following week(s)!
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  • #76
  • Apr 6, 2020 6:46pm Apr 6, 2020 6:46pm
Quoting auricforecas
There are some remotely better news in EU about the corona situation, but will need to see in the following week(s) if they will stick or not and how this will affect the CO2... If it will, there might be epic opportunity to buy it... Will check it closely, specially later into the following week(s)!
Wow! Some nice rebound! http://ig.com/en/commodities/markets...rbon-emissions. Seems some (strongly) believe in industry coming back? I might believe so also.
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  • #77
  • Apr 7, 2020 2:49am Apr 7, 2020 2:49am
Quoting auricforecas
{quote} Wow! Some nice rebound! http://ig.com/en/commodities/markets...rbon-emissions. Seems some (strongly) believe in industry coming back? I might believe so also.
Climbing towards 2500 again, fast? Looks that way. Seems optimism is coming back, hopefully.
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  • #78
  • Apr 9, 2020 1:16pm Apr 9, 2020 1:16pm
Quoting auricforecas
{quote} Climbing towards 2500 again, fast? Looks that way. Seems optimism is coming back, hopefully.
Looks that way, will be very interesting to see where it goes after the corona starts to fade... Might re-enter BUY soon. Will re-evaluate it after the Easter.
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  • #79
  • Apr 14, 2020 4:57am Apr 14, 2020 4:57am
Market looks good, improving... Some optimising (maybe) coming back to economy... at least in EU.. so we will see how this develops and the markets might/should follow, right... CO2 almost touched 2200 again... So if it hits 2500 again, then there will be really (missed) opportunities right there, in retrospect... But the good news is that we will watch it more carefully this/next time, right.
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  • #80
  • Apr 16, 2020 3:50pm Apr 16, 2020 3:50pm
Quoting auricforecas
Market looks good, improving... Some optimising (maybe) coming back to economy... at least in EU.. so we will see how this develops and the markets might/should follow, right... CO2 almost touched 2200 again... So if it hits 2500 again, then there will be really (missed) opportunities right there, in retrospect... But the good news is that we will watch it more carefully this/next time, right.
Some good bounce today! Really curious about what the next few business days will bring! Some new developments in EU/UK/US so let's see how this reflects in the market.. Some started to loosen the lockdown(s) and some extended it, so we shall see (very) soon where this all might lead to... This would be my bet at least... So stay tuned..
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