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- Privacy is gold replied Mar 14, 2011
Wow its been a long time since I posted anything — I trade at support and resistance levels all the time. Major S/R level reversals and breakouts. Even better if they coincide with major technical or fundamental events!
- Privacy is gold replied Feb 22, 2010
COT — Strat, In regards to COT data. Keep in mind, its a delayed report of the transactions that have taken place. I don't make it a habit of giving advice, but consider its data more relevant for pointing to extremes levels over 5 years ...
- Privacy is gold replied Dec 14, 2009
Correlation — Strat, I used to think alot regarding correlation of E/U and U/C, but not so much anymore. In reality, I think your really just taking the same trade in reverse. I guess if one gives a better entry signal that the other it could ...
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 24, 2009
i've been out of it for awhile
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 24, 2009
took that same short on E/U. Just checked here and it looks like you were in it as well.
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 18, 2009
Nice on the E/J.
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 17, 2009
averaged in.
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 17, 2009
Already in that one as well. Closed all my G/U at my first target last night.
- Privacy is gold replied Nov 17, 2009
Same trade — In the same trade. Shorted at 1.6862. 1st target hit for me.
- Privacy is gold replied Jun 10, 2009
So far my favorite disscussion on FF.
- Privacy is gold replied May 5, 2009
Get ready! — Treasury futures, S&P and FX are all at major s/r levels with econ news this week. For those who don't watch other markets, correlated asset class setups can produce dramatic moves. Prepare accordingly.
- Privacy is gold replied Apr 28, 2009
Just a little info. Large traders trading 300 lots or significantly more are big swing/position traders and know what to expect regarding slippage, no surprises there. I trade both spot and fx futures. I like both very much. Spot has actually gotten ...
- Privacy is gold replied Apr 27, 2009
"Missed it by that much"
- Privacy is gold replied Apr 21, 2009
Large size — If you are trading size in the majors, just use fx futures. Problem solved. No counterparty risk, and same price is available to everyone.
- Privacy is gold replied Mar 21, 2009
Because of the massive liquidity in the FX market and Bond market ( bond market affects flow of capital), even if the liquidity slowed down some you'd still be able to buy and sell. What you want to determine is which currency will benefit from the ...
- Privacy is gold replied Mar 20, 2009
Yes, thank you.
- Privacy is gold replied Mar 20, 2009
I understand what you are saying, but if you have a contract to buy euros in January and I have one to buy the euro in July, we could end up buying the same currency, but its notional value will get counted twice. Sometimes, the "notional amount" is ...
- Privacy is gold replied Mar 19, 2009
fallacy in logic — All derivatives aren't worthless. Some even become incredibly valuable, just ask John Paulson ( the hedge fund manager, not the former treasury secretary)