There we go, at least something is happing for me today!
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MT4: how to change "EURUSD" to "#EURUSD"? 3 replies
Re: EurUsd short term 15 replies
did oanda just drop its spread for eurusd to 1 pip? 11 replies
EA for multiple lot limit order for EURUSD 0 replies
NFP nice bump up on EURUSD 2 replies
Dislikeddue to being further up the information chain than you or I. For example, they would be aware exactly where hedge funds or other institutional clients have large pending orders and also where significant option barriers are located.Ignored
DislikedThe FX desk was incredibly profitable, irrespective of where we were in the economic cycle. However, the bulk of the desk's profits were made from the bank's role of being a leading market-maker and interbank dealer, meaning huge volumes of business passed through the trading books each day, most of which were automatically processed, with every trade crossing the spread. Extra profits were derived from the diversity of positions coming through, in that large portions of long/shorts netted out, meaning there was no need to hedge a large residual...Ignored
DislikedNo, see my last post where I closed 3 of them in the last hour.
There's a difference between not setting a stop loss and not closing a losing trade.Ignored
DislikedThe FX desk was incredibly profitable, irrespective of where we were in the economic cycle. However, the bulk of the desk's profits were made from the bank's role of being a leading market-maker and interbank dealer, meaning huge volumes of business passed through the trading books each day, most of which were automatically processed, with every trade crossing the spread. Extra profits were derived from the diversity of positions coming through, in that large portions of long/shorts netted out, meaning there was no need to hedge a large residual...Ignored
DislikedNo, see my last post where I closed 3 of them in the last hour.
There's a difference between not setting a stop loss and not closing a losing trade.Ignored
DislikedWow, that was incredibly interesting. Thank you for posting such a detailed explanation--I really appreciate it and I'm sure others here do as well.
Must have been awesome to have worked at a company like that and learned how trading works at the large institutional level.Ignored
Disliked[MOODY'S] says that the pressure on emerging European nations needs to be [DIFFERENTIATED]. The ratings agency points out that they should not all be treated as if their creditworthiness were subject to uniform pressure. Moreover concerns surrounding how stable the Eurozone is are exaggerated. Moody's argues that the credit crisis is affecting all European governments to varying degrees, with the result that the ratings of some countries have come under stress because the crisis is revealing structural weaknesses. In some cases, imprudent financial...Ignored
DislikedAmazing how quickly those with a bearish or neutral bias will flip just because of an one(1) up day close - which hasn't even closed yet.
The last six days: down, up, down, up, down, up.
I think at least two(2) days in a row either way has to happen before I am a believer in a trend change.Ignored
DislikedAmazing how quickly those with a bearish or neutral bias will flip just because of an one(1) up day close - which hasn't even closed yet.
The last six days: down, up, down, up, down, up.
I think at least two(2) days in a row either way has to happen before I am a believer in a trend change.Ignored
DislikedI admire him too. But he, like countless others, was asleep at the wheel. He held an executive position at BS prior to their collapse, so he failed in that role.
Which firm do you work for now? No wories if you don't want to say on a public forum, I understand. I had friends working for BS in London, on their derivatives sales desk. The firm I worked for always viewed BS as an over-aggressive competitor, a cheeky upstart, but still held a grudging respect for them. Oh, how times have changed....Ignored