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  • #23,641
  • Edited 8:24am Jun 20, 2016 5:01am | Edited 8:24am
Hi stylinex
You have commented negatively my last 4 comments in a a systematic preferred way - doubt disperse.
All your inputs there was irrational and wrong.
Okay, so I left you alone at this marvellous board here with the other interesting traders.
Good Bye & have a nice time!
FXcube
  • #23,642
  • Jun 20, 2016 5:53am Jun 20, 2016 5:53am
Quoting Forexcube
Hi stylinex You have commented negatively my last 4 comments in a a systematic preferred way - doubt disperse. All your inputs there was irratiuonal and wrong. Okay, so I left you alone at this marvellous board here with the other intersting traders. Good Bye & have a nice time! FXcube
Forexcube perfectly summing up his own attitude, thx for that!

Stylinex, thanks for freeing this thread of all that pretentious fantasy-trading spam.
Claiming 35 k profits for May, showing an Excel spreadsheet as proof , yet scalping around nervously on an account with a few hundred bucks, showing while in profit, hiding after going too much into minus.
And the list could go on and on...
  • #23,643
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:05am Jun 20, 2016 6:05am
Quoting stylinex
{quote} I am curious as to how you are able to sell those you purchased from that date now? According to my broker they all expired on Friday at 19:00 Beijing time or 1:00 PM Frankfurt time.
If you trade CFDs they do not expire ... they just add or withdraw swap points on future expiration.

I have opened CFD's orders on DAX since 2016.04.22 and still open ... just I got positive swap from my broker last Thursday whey the future expired at market close.
  • #23,644
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:35am Jun 20, 2016 6:35am
Quoting rbetancor
{quote} If you trade CFDs they do not expire ... they just add or withdraw swap points on future expiration. I have opened CFD's orders on DAX since 2016.04.22 and still open ... just I got positive swap from my broker last Thursday whey the future expired at market close.
That was why I asked because I did not know what he traded. He could have simply answered. I was not familiar with those which was why I asked. I guess English is not a first language for many here which leads to misunderstandings.
  • #23,645
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:43am Jun 20, 2016 6:43am
Quoting SellAaandUp
{quote} Forexcube perfectly summing up his own attitude, thx for that! Stylinex, thanks for freeing this thread of all that pretentious fantasy-trading spam. Claiming 35 k profits for May, showing an Excel spreadsheet as proof , yet scalping around nervously on an account with a few hundred bucks, showing while in profit, hiding after going too much into minus. And the list could go on and on...
I have never lied about any of my posts or trades. When I lose I will say I lost as I often have said. When I make money I also share.

I had asked a simple question because Forex futures expire every 3rd Friday of June,Sept,etc.. And if someone bought a regular futures contract then the position would have been closed on Friday unless it was a different trade that I did not know about. If there is a way to trade those I would be interested in learning about them. It was a simple question so a simple answer would have been nice. I asked a question and did not make a personal attack. There is a difference. Below is a picture of futures expirations.
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  • #23,646
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:46am Jun 20, 2016 6:46am
Quoting stylinex
{quote} That was why I asked because I did not know what he traded. He could have simply answered. I was not familiar with those which was why I asked. I guess English is not a first language for many here which leads to misunderstandings.
Forexcube have said lot of times, that he doesn't trade futures, he trade CFD's or cash (don't know exactly if cash of some other kind of derivate, but for sure not futures)
  • #23,647
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:48am Jun 20, 2016 6:48am
Quoting stylinex
{quote} I have never lied about any of my posts or trades. When I lose I will say I lost as I often have said. When I make money I also share. I had asked a simple question because Forex futures expire every 3rd Friday of June,Sept,etc.. And if someone bought a regular futures contract then the position would have been closed on Friday unless it was a different trade that I did not know about. If there is a way to trade those I would be interested in learning about them. It was a simple question so a simple answer would have been nice. I asked a...
Depending of your broker and you account ... there is brokers that on a future expiration, what they do it's to close the contract and open a new one, charging you the difference ... that's all.
  • #23,648
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:52am Jun 20, 2016 6:52am
Quoting rbetancor
{quote} Depending of your broker and you account ... there is brokers that on a future expiration, what they do it's to close the contract and open a new one, charging you the difference ... that's all.
This is new to me, I did not know this. I asked my broker and was told that all positions automatically get closed at expiration and we would need to open new ones after on our own as brokers can not open new positions for you on their own.
  • #23,649
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:53am Jun 20, 2016 6:53am
Quoting rbetancor
{quote} Forexcube have said lot of times, that he doesn't trade futures, he trade CFD's or cash (don't know exactly if cash of some other kind of derivate, but for sure not futures)
Do you have a link of which broker offers these CFD's which do not expire and which brokers offer them? Thanks..
  • #23,650
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:55am Jun 20, 2016 6:55am
Quoting stylinex
{quote} I have never lied about any of my posts or trades. When I lose I will say I lost as I often have said. When I make money I also share. I had asked a simple question because Forex futures expire every 3rd Friday of June,Sept,etc.. And if someone bought a regular futures contract then the position would have been closed on Friday unless it was a different trade that I did not know about. If there is a way to trade those I would be interested in learning about them. It was a simple question so a simple answer would have been nice. I asked a...
I wasn't talking about you, Stylinex, I'm sorry if that wasn't clear.

Forexcube is just so easily offended, yet often he will patronise others. I just would expect otherwise from someone claiming a degree in Psychology. Anyway, many of his posts were hilarious, so shame he left.
  • #23,651
  • Jun 20, 2016 6:56am Jun 20, 2016 6:56am
Quoting stylinex
{quote} Do you have a link of which broker offers these CFD's which do not expire and which brokers offer them? Thanks..
Seems you missundestood me ... brokers that trade CFD's based on DAX futures, they do not close your position ... they just ADD or REMOVE swap points from the position, based on the future expiration ... but your position remains the same.

For example XTB do that.

Could be seen as a CFD that instead of having a rollover each night ... have a rollover each 3 months.
  • #23,652
  • Jun 20, 2016 7:01am Jun 20, 2016 7:01am
Quoting rbetancor
{quote} Seems you missundestood me ... brokers that trade CFD's based on DAX futures, they do not close your position ... they just ADD or REMOVE swap points from the position, based on the future expiration ... but your position remains the same. For example XTB do that. Could be seen as a CFD that instead of having a rollover each night ... have a rollover each 3 months.
I guess there are some brokers that offer this feature. I will look into it. From what I know is that most major brokers do no offer this feature. Forex and Onada for example close positions out at end of futures expirations. The ones that usually do not expire or get closed out are currencies along with Gold and Silver. Oil for example expires on a monthly basis.
  • #23,653
  • Jun 20, 2016 7:06am Jun 20, 2016 7:06am
Quoting SellAaandUp
{quote} I wasn't talking about you, Stylinex, I'm sorry if that wasn't clear. Forexcube is just so easily offended, yet often he will patronise others. I just would expect otherwise from someone claiming a degree in Psychology. Anyway, many of his posts were hilarious, so shame he left.
It's cool, I caught on
I can understand someone being unhappy over a personal attack out of the blues but I simply asked a question about a trade he posted as I was curious. It was simply a quetsion about what he shared with us. I thought this was supposed to be a place where people come to share their trades and info with others
  • #23,654
  • Jun 20, 2016 7:54am Jun 20, 2016 7:54am
Fxcm do that with CFD...(dont close at exp) but charge you with regulary rollover...
  • #23,655
  • Jun 20, 2016 7:55am Jun 20, 2016 7:55am
Stylinex are you restricted by the rules that govern US citizens? I know the US brought in rules a few years ago that prevented US citizens from trading CFDs or direct forex.

In Aust, we just trade the pure forex charts and brokers such as Pepperstone, IC Markets, IG Markets, SAXO Bank etc all allow that. I think maybe there is a restriction due to where you live or your nationality? I don't think futures trading is very popular here at all any more as trading the market directly is so much less risky as we are not constrained by expiry dates etc, we can enter and exit trades whenever we like.

Trading forex directly might be something for you to research?

cheers Cath

  • #23,656
  • Jun 20, 2016 9:08am Jun 20, 2016 9:08am
Double top on DOW cash at 161.8% extension of recent move down
  • #23,657
  • Jun 20, 2016 9:22am Jun 20, 2016 9:22am
Quoting rbetancor
{quote} Seems you missundestood me ... brokers that trade CFD's based on DAX futures, they do not close your position ... they just ADD or REMOVE swap points from the position, based on the future expiration ... but your position remains the same. For example XTB do that. Could be seen as a CFD that instead of having a rollover each night ... have a rollover each 3 months.
This is correct I trade 3 live accounts like this with GoMarkets, FXCM and Oanda.
  • #23,658
  • Jun 20, 2016 9:25am Jun 20, 2016 9:25am
H1 DAX. Price broke out of the, "wrong", side of my channel. When price does this I often note that it falls back into the channel and reverses it's trend.
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  • #23,659
  • Jun 20, 2016 9:52am Jun 20, 2016 9:52am
Quoting NaughtyPip
{quote} Longs around 9550 look fairly good. Stops at 9420, target around 9780.. {image}

Dax probably will hit around 10080 then we will likely see a retracement to 9800 imo. Hope someone bought dax on the dip on Friday.

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  • #23,660
  • Jun 20, 2016 1:52pm Jun 20, 2016 1:52pm
1.0 lot, 25 to 50 pips TP.
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