for this AUD cut rate, looks like you trade with straddle using sell stop do you?
btw, have you stop using that currency strength indicator??
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- May 3, 2016 7:23am May 3, 2016 7:23am
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- #2,587
- May 3, 2016 12:33pm May 3, 2016 12:33pm
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How do you make it? Price action? Support-Resistance? Candlesticks?
I press the BUY button when buying and when selling SEll button.
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- #2,592
- May 3, 2016 2:42pm May 3, 2016 2:42pm
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{quote} which broker can execute your market order at this time? As I noticed, you haven't entered before the news but after the publication of the news, on the middle of the spike. Which broker?
And the deal is done at the right time.
broker:
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- #2,594
- May 3, 2016 4:08pm May 3, 2016 4:08pm
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Hmmm... So you have earned 89k USD in 7 seconds on real account with no slippage at all? And the broker is still going to make a withdrawal of this money?
You are less likely to worry my earnings.
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- Edited 5:25pm May 3, 2016 4:13pm | Edited 5:25pm
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Thoughts on "smart traders"
Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark interest rate to 1.75%
AUDUSD fell to 140 points on the background of the decision to reduce RBA
interest rate.
Featured:
- Carefully watching the real estate market
- The rate of inflation was surprisingly low
- Positively evaluate actions of the Chinese politicians in the medium term
But in the market say that the RBA will not stop there, and we can expect a further reduction in interest rates this year.
If Janet Yellen will retain its soft stance - it may well be that the opposition central banks will be forced to respond to similar measures.
It seems that the next in line - Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
NZ Unemployment Rate
According to the complexity of the report, perhaps, nothing inferior to the US Nonfarm, the publication of which will be held this Friday. Reserve Bank of Australia said its word - the pressure on the New Zealand regulator increases.
The Westpac have already noted the growing pressure on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Kiwi growth against a background of low inflation could trigger further reduction in interest rates to the Bank's 2% (currently 2.25%). Let's not forget about the pressure from the US Federal Reserve policy, which has refused to toughen its policy with an eye on the global economy.
Publication of the labor market in New Zealand is in a vicious circle: while improving performance kiwi grow, which is not quite the hands of banks that will have to shoot down the activity of the bulls; with a deterioration in the employment index, the bank would still have to respond to the economic situation, which also implies action. In view of this, I would like to see the publication of a pessimistic scenario where this will come below expectations - it will be more clear scenario for the market and for instant reaction (especially with an eye to the complexity and conflicts of a data packet).
The report is published irregularly, attention to details:
NZ Employment Change (Q / Q) - quantification of the quarterly growth of employed
NZ Private Sector Wages (Q / Q) - quarterly data revenue growth
NZ Unemployment Rate - quarterly percentage of unemployment
NZ Average Hourly Earnings (Q / Q) - the median hourly wage
The package will be interesting for the market in general, and really be appreciated, when all the data will be published by the indicator, but there are problems with this ...
All data come out at different times. As a rule, Unemployment Rate is published first, which makes it a headliner release. However, subsequent to the release of the indicators are, how to support the motion, and return it in the opposite direction - and what is the risk of conflict and release.
In recent publications, we see how the weight gained attention indicator of the dynamics of wages, as a result, we have three tangible indicator: Employment Change, Private Sector Wages and Unemployment Rate.
Reserve Bank of Australia cut its benchmark interest rate to 1.75%
AUDUSD fell to 140 points on the background of the decision to reduce RBA
interest rate.
Featured:
- Carefully watching the real estate market
- The rate of inflation was surprisingly low
- Positively evaluate actions of the Chinese politicians in the medium term
But in the market say that the RBA will not stop there, and we can expect a further reduction in interest rates this year.
If Janet Yellen will retain its soft stance - it may well be that the opposition central banks will be forced to respond to similar measures.
It seems that the next in line - Reserve Bank of New Zealand.
NZ Unemployment Rate
According to the complexity of the report, perhaps, nothing inferior to the US Nonfarm, the publication of which will be held this Friday. Reserve Bank of Australia said its word - the pressure on the New Zealand regulator increases.
The Westpac have already noted the growing pressure on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand - Kiwi growth against a background of low inflation could trigger further reduction in interest rates to the Bank's 2% (currently 2.25%). Let's not forget about the pressure from the US Federal Reserve policy, which has refused to toughen its policy with an eye on the global economy.
Publication of the labor market in New Zealand is in a vicious circle: while improving performance kiwi grow, which is not quite the hands of banks that will have to shoot down the activity of the bulls; with a deterioration in the employment index, the bank would still have to respond to the economic situation, which also implies action. In view of this, I would like to see the publication of a pessimistic scenario where this will come below expectations - it will be more clear scenario for the market and for instant reaction (especially with an eye to the complexity and conflicts of a data packet).
The report is published irregularly, attention to details:
NZ Employment Change (Q / Q) - quantification of the quarterly growth of employed
NZ Private Sector Wages (Q / Q) - quarterly data revenue growth
NZ Unemployment Rate - quarterly percentage of unemployment
NZ Average Hourly Earnings (Q / Q) - the median hourly wage
The package will be interesting for the market in general, and really be appreciated, when all the data will be published by the indicator, but there are problems with this ...
All data come out at different times. As a rule, Unemployment Rate is published first, which makes it a headliner release. However, subsequent to the release of the indicators are, how to support the motion, and return it in the opposite direction - and what is the risk of conflict and release.
In recent publications, we see how the weight gained attention indicator of the dynamics of wages, as a result, we have three tangible indicator: Employment Change, Private Sector Wages and Unemployment Rate.
Only the price on the chart can show the entrance to the deal...
- #2,596
- May 3, 2016 5:52pm May 3, 2016 5:52pm
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Only the price on the chart can show the entrance to the deal...
- #2,598
- May 3, 2016 6:02pm May 3, 2016 6:02pm
- Joined Feb 2012 | Status: Trader | 6,160 Posts
Only the price on the chart can show the entrance to the deal...
- #2,599
- May 3, 2016 6:10pm May 3, 2016 6:10pm
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Only the price on the chart can show the entrance to the deal...
