Hi Acumen
Do you trade NY session or not?
senbanda
Do you trade NY session or not?
senbanda
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DislikedMay I suggest...
A small live account is a great way to test one's nerves for a while after experimenting with a "system" on demo.Ignored
DislikedHi Mike thanks for the tips, good stuff to keep learners on track.
Just wondered how do you know that most bank traders have a 15M chart up, if you dont mind telling us?
Thx
MP
Oh and to that crackerjack awarding guy (even forgot his name by now): Well done, good boy..here's a cookie.Ignored
DislikedMikey has been one of my favorite traders here for a'rd a year now since I bailed on the UJ and started trading EU.
I sincerely hope this is just a taste of things to come...
Mikey has a dark sideIgnored
DislikedHi Acumen - a great little thread that is already IMO a "must read" for all of us.
I'm happy to have it confirmed that my set up of Cable, Euro and Swissy 15 min charts with 100s and 50s on one monitor,...Ignored
DislikedAnother king-sized reminder from your good self that simple is better if not best. Your charts say it all, mate.
Good thread.
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DislikedGreat thread. Thanks Acumen.
I hope you don't mind if I link it to the womens' cave as a must read.Ignored
DislikedMost banks traders have a 15 minute chart up for each pair they trade.
We should also.
Even if you aren't a pivot trader every one of us should have the dailies up a 15 minute chart.
MikeIgnored
DislikedHello Mike,
How do you know that banks are using 15 min charts, by your observation or someone from the bank told you that ?
and the pivot part.... are you saying the banks are using pivots also or it is your advise just for us .
I didnt understand your post, so I thought it's better to ask and make it clear.
thanks for your time.Ignored
DislikedThis post is for crackerjacks!!! do the math your 75 stop loss with $.28 per pip and you maximum loss of $20
You deserve a crackerjack aware, for your actual stop loss is $1 more than your declared amount (75*0.28=$21)!!! If you can't do math, you should NOT trade, and more importantly, you should NOTadvise.....king crackerjack awarded!!!Ignored
DislikedThis was either a joke, or someone on the brink of insanity. I'll give him the benifit of the doubt and say it was the former!Ignored
DislikedLesson 6: Trade when the banks do.
The banks move this market.
They have certain prime hours they trade… learn them and trade only during those hours and your hit rate will be much higher.
We are retail traders… gnats on an elephants ass… you need to be on the right side of the market when they move or… you lose.Ignored
DislikedMike Hi again,
when you say banks have certain hours when they trade, can you explain more? ..... or at least give some ideas ...Ignored
DislikedI like a little contention... but prefer it be an informed trader who does the combating.
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DislikedNot condoning at all the poster's disgusting trolling attitude, but you'll agree that a 1,3333333 cents/pip negative difference x 75 per losing trade can make quite a difference over thousands of them...Ignored