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  • #761
  • Dec 8, 2009 9:17pm Dec 8, 2009 9:17pm
Quoting Toothman
Quote:...
I hope they have hedging again. I will be able to use my very profitable aud/nzd ea again. Looking forward to that. I would probably go with one account in UK and keep two of my USA accounts. See how it goes.
  • #762
  • Dec 9, 2009 4:29pm Dec 9, 2009 4:29pm
Way to go aud/nzd what a great drop. ooooooooops closed out yesterday. DANG. Lets all sit at the computer and watch paint dry.
TAKE PROFITS

aud/usd didnt take this trade but would have been a nice trade of 50-60 pips
CLOSED FOR LOSS

OPEN TRADES
eur/usd, +2
gbp/usd, +24
usd/chf -35


TOTALS
total for day 0
+777 for the week
+777 for the month
Carry over -9

primary trades
BUYS chf/jpy, eur/cad
aud/cad was a good buy if you caught it already.
SELLS

Secondary trades
BUYS
SELLS eur/chf ??? maybe

OK my top 11 pairs and alternates:
This gives me 2 of each: aud, cad, chf, gbp, nzd,
4 of each eur, usd, jpy

aud/cad - aud/nzd this matches minor or commodity currencies together. As I have stated before minor currencies can get squashed by the larger currencies.

chf/jpy - eur/jpy - eur/usd - eur/cad - eur/nzd

gbp/jpy - gbp/usd - usd/chf - usd/jpy

Alternatives: the aud/jpy, eur/jpy, are all similiar so choose one. The Aud/jpy is not as volatile as the gbp/jpy if you want less movement but still like some volatility but it will do long trends more. The most important thing is you dont want to be heavily investment into any one currency. If the EUR/NZD is too volatile for your tastes you can replace it with nzd/chf or nzd/jpy. I just happen to like the eur/nzd pair and the way it flies around the chart.

Most volatile pairs: eur/nzd and gbp/jpy can be replaced with aud/jpy nzd/jpy nzd/chf for less volatility. __________________
I no longer trade usd/sgd. It is going to 25:1 leverage, simply not worth using up that much margin for a slow mover like that.
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  • #763
  • Dec 9, 2009 4:36pm Dec 9, 2009 4:36pm
missed yesterday, took the day off work and didnt close out positions...

currently sitting on a few minus trades from 2 days ago, but no major losses. Will consider closing them out after i check the action this morning.
  • #764
  • Dec 10, 2009 6:05am Dec 10, 2009 6:05am
hi all...just stumbled across this thread last week, I printed the doc and on my 3rd read, making notes on rules and warnings. best system I have seen yet..I have been attempting to become a forex trader for about 3 years now,wasted a lot of money on robots that don't work, lost a lot of money attempting to follow a lot of different systems, was ready to throw in the towel till I found Bob's system which seems like a winner, and he has the intestinal fortitude to publish his trades as proof. THANKS FOR A GREAT THREAD AND ALL THE HARD WORK TO KEEP IT CURRENT..
FXCM has a UK office that is reliable and bypasses the hedging problem of FIFO
  • #765
  • Dec 10, 2009 7:49am Dec 10, 2009 7:49am
Quoting sfg7th
hi all...just stumbled across this thread last week, I printed the doc and on my 3rd read, making notes on rules and warnings. best system I have seen yet..I have been attempting to become a forex trader for about 3 years now,wasted a lot of money on robots that don't work, lost a lot of money attempting to follow a lot of different systems, was ready to throw in the towel till I found Bob's system which seems like a winner, and he has the intestinal fortitude to publish his trades as proof. THANKS FOR A GREAT THREAD AND ALL THE HARD WORK TO KEEP...
Thank you for the compliment. I have had some real ups and downs in this business also. But this system has been years in the making and now it is gettting pretty solid. It has only been the last couple of weeks that this thread has received more aye votes than nay votes. Interesting I thought. Does FXCM use MT4 and do they take USA traders?
  • #766
  • Dec 10, 2009 9:27am Dec 10, 2009 9:27am
Does FXCM use MT4 and do they take USA traders? Yes and yes.
  • #767
  • Dec 10, 2009 2:22pm Dec 10, 2009 2:22pm
FXCM UK didn't have MT4, does have mini accounts, low min opening $500, I used deom MT4 for charting then traded their platform..
  • #768
  • Dec 10, 2009 2:27pm Dec 10, 2009 2:27pm
Quoting sfg7th
FXCM UK didn't have MT4, does have mini accounts, low min opening $500, I used deom MT4 for charting then traded their platform..

I was using MT4 on FXCM UK mini accounts about 3 month ago.

They do have MT4.

Type in Google: fxcm uk mt4 download

and click on first top link.
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  • #769
  • Dec 10, 2009 4:37pm Dec 10, 2009 4:37pm
Open positions:

AUD/CHF: - 101, -10 (re-entered on a great set up today)

Set-ups (buy/sell on 3ma cross):

Buy: gpb/aud, aud/nzd, eur/aud, eur/nzd.

Sell: nzd/usd
  • #770
  • Dec 10, 2009 5:57pm Dec 10, 2009 5:57pm
Lots of signals and lots of opportunity out there today. Pick and choose your best apples. Practically every currency is offering something somewhere. Be careful with the NZD that you dont get tied up in too many trades. It will trend like crazy at times but still working on the top/bottom of screen type trading. Maybe end a good week with a big bang. Still kicking my self over that aud/nzd trade. Maybe a couple of times a year it will make a big move like that and I missed it.
TAKE PROFITS
chf/jpy, +5 is too close to the middle of the screen and lost its signal. White sto line is above 85
CLOSED FOR LOSS

OPEN TRADES
 eur/cad -32
eur/chf +2
eur/usd, -3
gbp/usd, +9
usd/chf -32


TOTALS
total for day +5
+782 for the week
+782 for the month
Carry over -56

primary trades
BUYS aud/nzd, eur/aud, eur/nzd, gbp/nzd

SELLS aud/chf, nzd/chf, nzd/jpy

Secondary trades
BUYS

SELLS

OK my top 11 pairs and alternates:
This gives me 2 of each: aud, cad, chf, gbp, nzd,
4 of each eur, usd, jpy

aud/cad - aud/nzd this matches minor or commodity currencies together. As I have stated before minor currencies can get squashed by the larger currencies.

chf/jpy - eur/jpy - eur/usd - eur/cad - eur/nzd

gbp/jpy - gbp/usd - usd/chf - usd/jpy

Alternatives: the aud/jpy, eur/jpy, are all similiar so choose one. The Aud/jpy is not as volatile as the gbp/jpy if you want less movement but still like some volatility but it will do long trends more. The most important thing is you dont want to be heavily investment into any one currency. If the EUR/NZD is too volatile for your tastes you can replace it with nzd/chf or nzd/jpy. I just happen to like the eur/nzd pair and the way it flies around the chart.

Most volatile pairs: eur/nzd and gbp/jpy can be replaced with aud/jpy nzd/jpy nzd/chf for less volatility. __________________
I no longer trade usd/sgd. It is going to 25:1 leverage, simply not worth using up that much margin for a slow mover like that.
  • #771
  • Dec 10, 2009 9:10pm Dec 10, 2009 9:10pm
Hi,

I am new to this thread. I posted a few days back and someone did reply that I ought to read the manual first. I went the the 150293 - Nanningbob 60/90 EA hoping to get a clue to where to locate this manual.

Actually, did attempt to download from the first page of this thread but found that:

Upon I clicking on each doc to download, the name changed from the originals to "attachment.php". Before I realised this I did download as "attachment.php" However, on attempting to read, was asked if I want to be connected to where I can open the files to be read. Fearing menace of Virus I abandoned. It happened when I first attempted a few days ago. When I tried again 10 mins ago it still is the same.

Am confused as to which of the who thread's download is up-to-date.

Thank u Naninngbob for the great thread.
  • #772
  • Dec 10, 2009 10:38pm Dec 10, 2009 10:38pm
Blessed -

Download the file called "2ND ED. NB 4H TRADING SYSTEM.zip" from the first page of this thread. The manual is in there.

If you still have the "attachment" problem (for some reason it happens sometimes), click on the paper clip icon next to the page numbers at the top of the thread, and download the file from the list there.

Once you download it, unzip the file (there is a link there to do it) and the manual is there.

hope that helps.
Scott
  • #773
  • Dec 10, 2009 10:49pm Dec 10, 2009 10:49pm
of course Im not new to this thread, actually making good money with this method but I have been having this same problem lately. Every time I click on ea or indi it tries to save it as attachment.php. Then I ha e to save it in notebook then compile it in editor. Anyone know why it is saving as .php instead of .exe. Even though it IS a .exe file

for the newcomers to this thread. Keep it up. It's the only method u will need!! Best system on here -at least for me. It fits me perfectly. So if u r just starting this, do yourself a favor - take a month and really I mean REALLY study and practice this. U will love it.

Good luck!

Quoting Blessed Pips
Hi,

I am new to this thread. I posted a few days back and someone did reply that I ought to read the manual first. I went the the 150293 - Nanningbob 60/90 EA hoping to get a clue to where to locate this manual....
  • #774
  • Dec 11, 2009 2:08am Dec 11, 2009 2:08am
Quoting Blessed Pips
Hi,

I am new to this thread. I posted a few days back and someone did reply that I ought to read the manual first. I went the the 150293 - Nanningbob 60/90 EA hoping to get a clue to where to locate this manual....
Send me an email if you cant load it. [email protected]
  • #775
  • Dec 11, 2009 6:31am Dec 11, 2009 6:31am
Quoting jtmoore007
o Every time I click on ea or indi it tries to save it as attachment.php. Then I ha e to save it in notebook then compile it in editor. Anyone know why it is saving as .php instead of .exe. Even though it IS a .exe file

Good luck!
For some reason this problem pops up from time to time with internet explorer. There are two ways to go round it.
1. use different browser such as firefox or google chrome.
2. at the top of each page next to page numbers you see the paperclip icon Page 47 of 47 « First < 4344454647
138 http://cdn.forexfactory.com/images/misc/paperclip.gif

click on the paperclip and list of all attachments pop up in a new window. Download from there without any problems.
  • #776
  • Dec 11, 2009 12:42pm Dec 11, 2009 12:42pm
Hi to all and a Big THANK YOU!

Most appreciate your response to my SOS call to Nanningbob, Astral 77, jtMoore 007 and scottik 187.

Actually, after my first posting I found the 2 ED..... and the other two indicators which I had successfully downloaded. However, maybe I downloaded the MACD true.....zip..wrongly as template where I can't locate it at the MT4 template. After figuring out, I think, I'll download it to desktop first from page 47, then I'll download it onto the MT4 seperately as template and indicator. Yeah, by the way I manage to download from page 47. Does mean that only certain files can be downloaded at certain page as I could not locate it on the first page?

Have been reading thru the manual and so far can make out what Nanningbob is trying to convey. Very good and clear presentation. Have to continue tomorrow. It is 2:40 am here (I am at GMT+8).

Thanks Nanningbob for the email address, will only trouble you if I am still stuck.

HAVE A BLESSED CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR & HAPPY PIPPING TO ALL!
  • #777
  • Dec 12, 2009 6:33am Dec 12, 2009 6:33am
Hi everyone...I have FXDD demo loaded and MBtrading live platforms loaded and I noticed yesterday that the price bars are different. FXDD has a short bull candle with a long wick on bottom with 1.4628H and 1.4608L, and a time of 20:00,but MB has two candles one is a small bull candle 1.46280H /1.45993L,@1200, then a small bear candle beside it with 1.46291H/1.46202L,time1600..(the demo I had used your trade methods and the EA put in a buy @1.4764, waiting for the 2nd buy to initate if drop more)..can anyone explain the diff in the two systems and which would be the better to trade with live??

WISHING EVERYONE A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROFITABLE NEW YEAR...
  • #778
  • Dec 12, 2009 7:16am Dec 12, 2009 7:16am
I expected some end of week profit taking but will have to wait for Monday. I like my position on every single trade. When price breaks it should be a good run. Though some news stories ran prices up or down a bit, more people are reluctant to take trades when price is at the top of the screen or bottom like they are now. There just isn't that much room even though in reality it shouldn't make any difference. I just think its human psychology at work. So I like my position on all of these trades. If a news story is positive price may move up/dosn some more but probably not that much.
My theory is: if those same news stories that moved price up/down Friday on the USD/CHF, EUR/USD and other pairs would have moved them more if price had been in the middle of the page. I think that is human psychology at work. Only the very ardent news fan will take trades near the top of a chart other people will see price to high and be reluctant to do so.
My thoughts for the beginning of next week are:
Price will retrace here at the S/R of the 1D chart. We can then take our profit and if the fundamentals stay strong, price will break higher or lower but we will get our retrace here first. Often or almost every time, price tests a barrier before breaking through so we take our profit off of these bounces. If there is bad news then price will break hard in our direction and we will make a truck load. Either way I think we are in a very good win win situation.
Right now I see divergance with the MACD line usd/chf, gbp/usd, eur/usd, eur/chf and the eur/cad. Those are very powerful trades on a 4H chart, SO we are in good shape.
TAKE PROFITS
 aud/nzd, I ended up not taking this trade but it was good for 20-30 pips.
CLOSED FOR LOSS

OPEN TRADES
aud/chf -45eur/aud -52
eur/cad -45
 eur/chf -10
eur/nzd -79
eur/usd, -105 +15 little early on the 2nd level but what the heck It is a strong D1 Support level.
gbp/nzd -62
gbp/usd, -76
nzd/chf -25
nzd/jpy -37
usd/chf -114 +2 same reason as EUR D1 resistance line looks strong.
BUYS,
SELLS
TOTALS
total for day +0
+782 for the week
+782 for the month
Carry over -633

primary trades
BUYS

SELLS gbp/chf

Secondary trades
BUYS aud/nzd SELLS

OK my top 11 pairs and alternates:
This gives me 2 of each: aud, cad, chf, gbp, nzd,
4 of each eur, usd, jpy

aud/cad - aud/nzd this matches minor or commodity currencies together. As I have stated before minor currencies can get squashed by the larger currencies.

chf/jpy - eur/jpy - eur/usd - eur/cad - eur/nzd

gbp/jpy - gbp/usd - usd/chf - usd/jpy

Alternatives: the aud/jpy, eur/jpy, are all similiar so choose one. The Aud/jpy is not as volatile as the gbp/jpy if you want less movement but still like some volatility but it will do long trends more. The most important thing is you dont want to be heavily investment into any one currency. If the EUR/NZD is too volatile for your tastes you can replace it with nzd/chf or nzd/jpy. I just happen to like the eur/nzd pair and the way it flies around the chart.

Most volatile pairs: eur/nzd and gbp/jpy can be replaced with aud/jpy nzd/jpy nzd/chf for less volatility. __________________
I no longer trade usd/sgd. It is going to 25:1 leverage, simply not worth using up that much margin for a slow mover like that.
  • #779
  • Dec 12, 2009 7:54am Dec 12, 2009 7:54am
What is divergence with MACD?? Some traders will only trade divergence, very patient trading method but when I see one I like to load up. Here are two examples of divergence with the Eur/USD over the last 3 weeks and eur/chf present divergence. The first pic (eur/usd) price double tops (yellow A1-A2) but the MACD red line goes lower, its peak point is lower than the previous peak point (yellow A1-A2) notice the resulting price drop afterwards. Nice 470+ drop. We now have the same thing (Pink B2 to B1) price goes lower but MACD red line is going higher. This is called divergence and is a good indicator that price will change directions. Good time to take the ride and look for the head and shoulder completion. Hope this is clear as mud. The first pic is eur/usd divergence and the second is eur/chf divergence. If you have always wanted to take a trade and hold it in profit for a couple of days this is a great time to try. I love guys who post after an event has happened this is what you should have done but I try to teach what you can do before it happens. Doesn't mean I am always right but this is a good time for a hold em strategy try. I think the dollar bears are going to buy again.
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  • #780
  • Dec 12, 2009 8:02am Dec 12, 2009 8:02am
Quoting sfg7th
Hi everyone...I have...
Different brokers come from different time zones in the world. For example you can start trading earlier with a AUD or NZD broker who will open up earlier than a USA or EUROPEAN broker at the beginning of a week. Different brokers will use different start times with their MT4 so some maybe +2 GMT +1 GMT 0 GMT etc. So the only way I can answer that question is to demo the different platforms and decide which one you like best. Also different brokers use different banks for their quotes so those can be different also. I use IBFX if you want to use that for a reference to compare with what you are getting.
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