DislikedWhat makes you think that I am kidding?
And why should I open something up to see myself when you are the one trying to prove a point?Ignored
Very well then I'm wrong.
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DislikedWhat makes you think that I am kidding?
And why should I open something up to see myself when you are the one trying to prove a point?Ignored
DislikedIt's not about being right or wrong...
Mathematically MA-construction is a laggard...
But if you have found something interesting and you're willing to share I'd be happy to learn about it...there is nothing wrong about that now, is it?Ignored
DislikedHi Cloggie, first post here but a very long time lurker! Your times have confused me, as I'm obviously still a newb. All the time charts I have found on the net have shown London open at 0800GMT and US open at 1300GMT. I'm in the UK so currently the time is 13:30 DST, (12:30 GMT).
So are all the charts I've seen got the opening times wrong? It should be 07:00GMT/08:00DST? Head explodes!
Whilst I make my first post just want to say thanks to you and also peeps like 4xStar who keep this thread one of the best on the net.
Cheers!Ignored
DislikedWell Mr noob here completely missed that 60 pip fall. Did anyone sell the break of the DP? Was there a good short opportunity I missed?
I see stocks and oil are still holding up do perhaps there's no case for shorts yet? Mind you, dollar index and uCAD look pretty darn bullish.
What now - bounce off London opening range bottom?Ignored
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Firstly my entry was terrible as it should have been just below the supply zone and my SL above the supply zone, but that was due to lack of patience, my biggest weakness that I am battling with, although I am getting better.
I have already cashed in my 1st runner to make this a free trade. The TPs are just above the demand zone marked out below the text.
We obviously can turn at either zones, but knowing that NY is trying to make a higher high or in this case I hope a lower low, the 1st target should be attainable...Ignored
DislikedIt is funny though how we are branded as dictators just for outing the spammers. Can't really win on this thread now can you?Ignored
DislikedIt's not about being right or wrong...
Mathematically MA-construction is a laggard...
But if you have found something interesting and you're willing to share I'd be happy to learn about it...there is nothing wrong about that now, is it?Ignored
DislikedIt's not about being right or wrong...
Mathematically MA-construction is a laggard...
But if you have found something interesting and you're willing to share I'd be happy to learn about it...there is nothing wrong about that now, is it?Ignored
DislikedI posted the range hours ago and caught most of it on both Fibre and Cable, am flat now to see where the NY open is going to take us, one day's section at a time. Just waiting to see what the next batch of volume coming into the market is going to give us.
Find a little range and see if NY wants to set the low or just wants to fill the range. All depends on their order book.Ignored
DislikedMost moves on currency pairs is just range filling on just about any time frame. Think of it this way, "Major London FX Bank, MLFB" collects overnight orders worth 500 mill in sterling, on the open they place the orders on the market adding a few hundred for good measure, I mean why not MFLB pretty much knows the size of its own book and the effect it has on the price, it rides the price up to whatever the market can take and starts taking some of their speculative side of the trade of as profit, MFLB then waits for the next "hot potato" to...Ignored
DislikedI was watching the range you described cloggie, just not clear how I should have played it. Should I have seen the failure to push through the top of the range and sold on weakness around the weekly pivot and down through the daily pivot to the bottom of the london opening range? Would that have been a valid trade?
Personally, I was waiting for DP to break and then I was planning on getting short on a retest but it looks like that was wrong.
Help please!Ignored
DislikedI appears US retail traders will be trading 50:1 leverage starting on Oct 18th, any comments or thoughts on this?Ignored
DislikedI posted the range hours ago and caught most of it on both Fibre and Cable, am flat now to see where the NY open is going to take us, one day's section at a time. Just waiting to see what the next batch of volume coming into the market is going to give us.
Find a little range and see if NY wants to set the low or just wants to fill the range. All depends on their order book.Ignored
DislikedHello GM,
yesterday you were searching for a site with bond/yields info.
Maybe this one helps a bit. A guy from EU thread posted it.
Itīs not optimal, but for free.
http://markets.ft.com/markets/bonds.aspIgnored
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When you say "caught most of it" I think you mean you bought the bounce off the DP back up to the LO top around 1.5457. Is that correct? I guess you didn't sell the top or the break below the DP?
Help please!Ignored
DislikedLeverage is a two edged sword, on my position trades I don't even touch 50:1, on my intraday "play account" I use 200:1, on my daily position trades I use 10:1, it all varies. I really don't have a comment on what the CFTC is doing either way, I just feel that governments should stay out of our business, but then again regulation is always geared towards the lowest common denominator.
Leverage is a personal choice, one that is often overlooked and ignored by retailers and ends up becoming a gambling issue.Ignored