Hi AltosTrader,
My broker is Armada Markets. Hope this info helps. Thanks for all the effort.
Best regards,
SSPrem
My broker is Armada Markets. Hope this info helps. Thanks for all the effort.
Best regards,
SSPrem
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DislikedHi AltosTrader, My broker is Armada Markets. Hope this info helps. Thanks for all the effort. Best regards, SSPremIgnored
DislikedThank you Altos for your reply {quote} Thoughed about that, but I had a pair ( think it was EUR/GBP ) that had falling stats while the others were good and after a week or 2 had a winning streak while others were falling ... I considered changing inputs when having 2 or 3 consecutive losing sets of 4 ( for example ) when this only has happened once in 100 days ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} OK - Armada apparantly have two account types. One is with the .arm,M15 extension which is quite a string after the pair. The other account type has no extension. Neither account tyype will give me more than 14 days of data so I guess they have their servers down. However, the account with no extension displays the SSBO indicator without any problem I am no expert on suffixes but that continuous string .arm,M15 may be enough to stop many chart tools and certainly appears to be stopping this one. Change your account is about all I can say....Ignored
DislikedI spoke too soon! My EURJPY trade just hit my mental 31 pip TP :-) It went down a further ~ 2 pips and now seems to be retracing a little bit. I'm interested to see how far this one goes. PaulIgnored
DislikedI spoke too soon! My EURJPY trade just hit my mental 31 pip TP :-) It went down a further ~ 2 pips and now seems to be retracing a little bit. I'm interested to see how far this one goes. PaulIgnored
DislikedI took the eur/jpy trade, too. But got out way too early. I use hand-drawn SSBO's so I can learn a lessonIgnored
Disliked{quote} What was your plan before you entered the trade - stop - tp, fade, comments during the trade? Interest in seeing how far it goes is one thing - actually trading a plan is another. In time you will learn to trade your plan perfectly instead of trying to trade the market perfectly. You can accomplish trading your plan perfectly. You will never, ever, ever trade the market perfectly. Oh maybe you will be successful on a couple of trades in a row then bam mr market does what it does and you are wiped out and then some. Happens to every trader...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi SP My plan was to let the trade hit TP. My 'Interest in seeing how far it goes' was more about learning how this pair behaviours, which may be difficult with the current Yen fundamentals, but it's worth a try. I mentioned that the CZ was pretty short, ~ 18 pips and so from my understanding these type of CZs are more likely to lead to big moves than taller CZs. However, on this occasion another CZ formed around the TP level and I'm awaiting a breakout. Following the completion of this next trade sequence I'm hoping to draw some tentative...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Just know that every conclusion you draw will be wrong in the future. A problem a lot of traders have is they draw a conclusion then expect the market to meet their conclusion and struggle for years waiting for their conclusion be verified. Food for thought.Ignored