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  • #1,601
  • Jul 27, 2012 7:09pm Jul 27, 2012 7:09pm
Quoting InfiniteLoop
Your cartoons are hilarious DB and quite refreshing, whether I agree with your view or not. Keep it up mate. I will be a regular observer for my daily laugh out loud at the computer screen while my wife looks at me strangely experience.

News events I will be watching closely next week:

China Manufacturing PMI - China is driving the AU mining boom, the only thing keeping us together and the currency inflated.
FOMC - Will we see QE3, now or in the near future?
And the NFP to top off the week- It's all about jobs for the US recovery.

Olympics should...
Thanks for enjoying DB's cartoons. If people feel DB's cartoons funny and LOL, that would be one of my best rewards in this forum. -DB-
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  • #1,602
  • Jul 27, 2012 8:02pm Jul 27, 2012 8:02pm
Quoting DaddyBear
O.K.
Let me punch your face ......

Attention: DaddyBear's cartoons are not indicators, please do not apply them to your charts because they won't fit anyway.
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  • #1,603
  • Jul 27, 2012 8:15pm Jul 27, 2012 8:15pm
Quoting DaddyBear
Let me punch your face ......
It was a big surprise to me when I saw that our forum Aussie Trading Room and Cartoons Gallery was translated to Arabic language. Cannot believe my eyes!

http://www.soufdz.net/vb/fxcm263310
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  • #1,604
  • Jul 27, 2012 8:31pm Jul 27, 2012 8:31pm
Quoting DaddyBear
It was a big surprise to me when I saw that our forum Aussie Trading Room and Cartoons Gallery was translated to Arabic language. Cannot believe my eyes!

http://www.soufdz.net/vb/fxcm263310
This is another Arabic web page with DaddyBear's messages.

http://www.soufdz.net/vb/fxcm263321
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  • #1,605
  • Jul 27, 2012 8:46pm Jul 27, 2012 8:46pm
What company is the most trustful in this online personal forex game? I used insta forex...but i keep reading scam discussions about this one. I also heard oanda being mention several times in this forum and i also know fxpro which is popular because its the official sponsor for fulham footbal club.

I consider to change my affiliation. Please gives advice.
  • #1,606
  • Jul 27, 2012 8:49pm Jul 27, 2012 8:49pm
Any history of the Olympics having an effect on the Forex Market?
  • #1,607
  • Jul 27, 2012 9:32pm Jul 27, 2012 9:32pm
Quoting azzam
What company is the most trustful in this online personal forex game? I used insta forex...but i keep reading scam discussions about this one. I also heard oanda being mention several times in this forum and i also know fxpro which is popular because its the official sponsor for fulham footbal club.

I consider to change my affiliation. Please gives advice.
I 'd not disclose which broker I am using now to avoid unnecessary issues.

Seems to me, insta forex is a Russian company. I checked their website before and decided not to apply for an account for some reasons.

Oanda may be a good choice. It is a US company and regulated by NFA and CFTC. The spread is pretty decent although not the best. Deposit is instant with credit card. You may check it out yourself. FYI -DB-
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  • #1,608
  • Jul 27, 2012 9:39pm Jul 27, 2012 9:39pm
Quoting azzam
What company is the most trustful in this online personal forex game? I used insta forex...but i keep reading scam discussions about this one. I also heard oanda being mention several times in this forum and i also know fxpro which is popular because its the official sponsor for fulham footbal club.

I consider to change my affiliation. Please gives advice.
I have traded with FxPro (former North Finance) in the recent past without experiencing any issues and am actually trading actively at Oanda US since 2009 with a good experience as well.

FxPro abides to European laws and Oanda to US laws, both have good spreads, fair customer service and as far as I am concerned, no dirty tricks played on customers independently of their successes.

Both are market makers though, although it would seem that FxPro also offers now an ECN processing.

Also Google for actual FCM (Futures Commission Merchant) Financial Data (I don't remember where I got those reports at the beginning of this year) so you can evaluate US-based options.
  • #1,609
  • Jul 27, 2012 10:47pm Jul 27, 2012 10:47pm
Quoting doblece
I have traded with FxPro (former North Finance) in the recent past without experiencing any issues and am actually trading actively at Oanda US since 2009 with a good experience as well.

FxPro abides to European laws and Oanda to US laws, both have good spreads, fair customer service and as far as I am concerned, no dirty tricks played on customers independently of their successes.

Both are market makers though, although it would seem that FxPro also offers now an ECN processing.

Also Google for actual FCM (Futures Commission Merchant)...
This is good information, almost ready to find and fund and account, I was leaning to open an IBFX account, I demo FXCM but not convinced yet.

Can't believe that in 9 days we have almost 1700 post, and I have read every one, really good thread, thanks everybody
  • #1,610
  • Jul 27, 2012 10:57pm Jul 27, 2012 10:57pm
Quoting chiknthief
When a price bar close is 'at or very near' the low or the high end of the bars range - what happens next ? Especially after a new low or high has been reached and an uptrend/downtrend consisting of 4 or more bars. Here's an interesting look :
will see if next week's trading apply on your theory . Anyway, it's heading towards month end, so don't be too bias on bull or bear. We don't know what may happen.

take yesterday for example, price action on EUR is nonsense , no such thing as price action or technical, pure speculating up and down every 30 minutes if you realize the intense market volatility and speed.

3 Good body on AUS/USD and a high close. We should see it coming down soon, as long the first 4 hour starts to weaken on the bull, it can be a fierce swing down again.

AUD is a stubborn currency, no such thing as high high or low low it will just prove everyone wrong, and then swing just when everyone least expected it .

Technically i am looking at 1.0427 and 1.0385 for a possible support level. But i won't deny that this bull can be stubborn and lead us to further high from the lame fundamental from EUR.

Since mouths and comments can push stocks, gold everything up. And that's explained the stubborn bullishness of AUD without much leg down for the past 2 days. There is sort of correlation of AUD with commodities and some indices.

EUR on the other hand can be very volatile, we seen it toss up 100 and toss down 100 within spans of 1 hour and less, some 10-30mins movements. The so called purpose is that they can bring down the yields by spiking up demand on eur, but in the end, i highly doubt what can EFSF or ESM can really do to help these problematic europe countries. Since central banks have to take bad debts and print more money to take on bonds purchases which will result in bad debt again, what a smart investment, that's like daddy giving money to children and they failed, and keep doing it, and daddy is god.

And wait we forgot that europe is in HIGH DEBTS, no such thing as surplus, so what's the value of their currency weighed on? Same applies to US, but at least US is 1 country compared to 17 children.
  • #1,611
  • Jul 27, 2012 11:50pm Jul 27, 2012 11:50pm
Quoting 5percent
will see if next week's trading apply on your theory . Anyway, it's heading towards month end, so don't be too bias on bull or bear. We don't know what may happen.

take yesterday for example, price action on EUR is nonsense , no such thing as price action or technical, pure speculating up and down every 30 minutes if you realize the intense market volatility and speed.

3 Good body on AUS/USD and a high close. We should see it coming down soon, as long the first 4 hour starts to weaken on the bull, it can be a fierce swing down again.

AUD...

We all know that individuals and corporations can spend more than they earn only as long as others continue to lend them money. And when debts exceed ability to pay, bankruptcy follows.

The same financial reality applies to countries, where bankruptcy is known as defaulting.

As DB said before I think we are going get more news on euro next week.
  • #1,612
  • Jul 27, 2012 11:55pm Jul 27, 2012 11:55pm
Quoting mattheweston
Any history of the Olympics having an effect on the Forex Market?
Mmm...Greece crisis derives from hosting olympic..idk..

Btw thx guys for the forex company insight, i've red all their profile..but i just wanna know which one is more widely used..especially in this forum..so if something happen, i dont have to look elsewhere..

Thx. Have a good weekend guys!
  • #1,613
  • Jul 28, 2012 12:07am Jul 28, 2012 12:07am
Quoting azzam
What company is the most trustful in this online personal forex game? I used insta forex...but i keep reading scam discussions about this one. I also heard oanda being mention several times in this forum and i also know fxpro which is popular because its the official sponsor for fulham footbal club.

I consider to change my affiliation. Please gives advice.
Hello azzam!
When it comes to brokers, you have to be cautious and aware of the type of broker you are becoming involved with. There are some that are more than shady and others that are really trying to offer a good service. All of them are there to make money for themselves. How they do it, is the investigation that you need to pursue. Some brokers will actually do all sorts of things to prevent you from making consistent profits. I recommend that whoever you decide to use that you research them to full lengths before you open an account with them.

I'm currently with a fairly widely used Market Maker and I have to be smart even when dealing with them, to make sure that they don't trigger techniques that will go against me.

Here are the types of brokers that you will find.

Bucket Shops - avoid at all costs, bet against all trades, not actually connected the market

Book makers - Spread betters, illegal in the US, not connected

Retail Market Maker - Good for Beginners, most common

Institutional Market Maker Great for Beginner but usually requires large accounts.

Institutional Forex - Only used by banks and are direct connection to market
  • #1,614
  • Jul 28, 2012 12:20am Jul 28, 2012 12:20am
Quoting 5percent
will see if next week's trading apply on your theory . Anyway, it's heading towards month end, so don't be too bias on bull or bear. We don't know what may happen.

take yesterday for example, price action on EUR is nonsense , no such thing as price action or technical, pure speculating up and down every 30 minutes if you realize the intense market volatility and speed.

3 Good body on AUS/USD and a high close. We should see it coming down soon, as long the first 4 hour starts to weaken on the bull, it can be a fierce swing down again.

AUD...
5% I notice our views are very much alike and always hit on the same spot.. I feel like we both trade more or less the same way. So.. I'd like to.. talk with you some more.. because, I feel we can strengthen each other.
There are those who know, and there are those who don't know.
  • #1,615
  • Jul 28, 2012 12:22am Jul 28, 2012 12:22am
DB ~

That was pretty funny how you posted that Arabic thing, and it said palabara replies.. lmao. too funny to first see it translated and then right with me their.. funny stuff.
There are those who know, and there are those who don't know.
  • #1,616
  • Jul 28, 2012 1:32am Jul 28, 2012 1:32am
Quoting azzam
Mmm...Greece crisis derives from hosting olympic..idk..

Btw thx guys for the forex company insight, i've red all their profile..but i just wanna know which one is more widely used..especially in this forum..so if something happen, i dont have to look elsewhere..

Thx. Have a good weekend guys!
How much are you planning on trading with?

Depending on the amount I would recommend just going to the prime brokers(CitiFX, Interactive Brokers etc)
  • #1,617
  • Edited 7:51am Jul 28, 2012 6:27am | Edited 7:51am
Quoting palabara
DB ~

That was pretty funny how you posted that Arabic thing, and it said palabara replies.. lmao. too funny to first see it translated and then right with me their.. funny stuff.
At my first glance, I thought you knew Arabic language. But, when I saw another page showing DB's name, I started to wonder why that website translated our forum's messages to Arabic .............
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  • #1,618
  • Jul 28, 2012 6:42am Jul 28, 2012 6:42am
Quoting DonL
Hello azzam!
When it comes to brokers, you have to be cautious and aware of the type of broker you are becoming involved with. There are some that are more than shady and others that are really trying to offer a good service. All of them are there to make money for themselves. How they do it, is the investigation that you need to pursue. Some brokers will actually do all sorts of things to prevent you from making consistent profits. I recommend that whoever you decide to use that you research them to full lengths before you open an account with...
Welcome aboard, DonL.

Confucius said, To have friends come from afar is happiness. Since you have traveled from the old house to this new world, I would consider you a friend came from afar.

To help azzam and other people, I'd suggest that you provide some reputable MM for their reference. Thanks. -DB-
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  • #1,619
  • Edited 7:52am Jul 28, 2012 6:44am | Edited 7:52am
Quoting DaddyBear
At my first glance, I thought you knew Arabic language. But, when I saw another page showing DB's name, I started to wonder why that website translated our forum's messages to Arabic .............
May be all of us can get free oil from them in return for ...........
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  • #1,620
  • Jul 28, 2012 6:49am Jul 28, 2012 6:49am
Quoting Esssex
How much are you planning on trading with?

Depending on the amount I would recommend just going to the prime brokers(CitiFX, Interactive Brokers etc)
IB is a good broker but the min. initial deposit is $10,000 which may be too high to a beginner to start with. Another issue is that IB's swap charge is high and they do charge commissions and fees. FYI
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