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- redgreen replied Jan 28, 2016
Great stuff! Thanks
- redgreen replied Jan 27, 2016
I have been looking recently for brokers that ofer cfds for stocks. I would prefer a more trustable broker if there are any. Any recomeandations would be appreciated. Thank you
- redgreen replied Jan 23, 2016
url Interesting Any other feedback regarding this broker would be appreciated. Thank you
- redgreen replied Oct 15, 2015
There is a site that in the search criteria for brokers has the option of "phone trading". If it's not myfxbook, it's probably another one that shows up in the first 20 when you google "forex brokers" If you can't find it just make a list of the ...
- redgreen replied Oct 15, 2015
Nice job naddmer
- redgreen replied Oct 2, 2015
It is worrying to have such a situation at a broker with what I thought to be a good reputation. For 30 minutes you had no acces to the market, any tp or sl that should have been triggered, was not. If this happens once a year, it's not such a big ...
- redgreen replied Oct 1, 2015
Looking at the chart on lower tfs there are empty candles during the so called maintanance. I suspect all orders have not been filled for anyone during this period.
- redgreen replied May 30, 2015
I also like the daily highs and lows approach, especially when it comes to exiting a trade, but when it comes to timing the entry with FA I think the close of the day might be more relevant. (line/mountain charts can do the job)
- redgreen replied May 30, 2015
Great post. It's a shame most retail dreamers don't even want to understand it.
- redgreen replied Feb 24, 2015
I thought you implied that having control over trades gives you an advantage that professionals who trade options don't have. If that was your point I thought it was naive for the reason already explained in a previous posts. It was an opinion not ...
- redgreen replied Feb 24, 2015
I think I understand now and I am sorry it sounded that way. English is not my main language but I am not that bad with it, and I considered my post to be part of a debate regarding the advantage of control over trades and it's correlation with ...
- redgreen replied Feb 24, 2015
I don't understand why you insist with the gambling issue, considering I was the one talking about having a mathematical edge and how the absence of that makes any kind of trading gambling. Regarding the expectations of the trades, my point was that ...
- redgreen replied Feb 24, 2015
If I knew in advance that my post would have been considered rude even by just 1 person, I would have tried my best to rephrase my message to avoid such an incident. I don't know why it is rude. My point was about mathematical edge and ...
- redgreen replied Feb 21, 2015
The control you are talking about is useless if you don't have an edge. Do you know the expectancy of your trades? Do you know your expected value if you close your trade now or later? The control you have does not guarantee you a positive profit ...
- redgreen replied Feb 21, 2015
Incorrect. There are professional "gamblers" out there who not only make a living out of it but they actually made millions with it. They approach every bet wether it's poker, trading, stock buying, blackjack with cards counting etcfrom the ...
- redgreen replied Feb 21, 2015
Dkrock Edge is a mathematical concept. Just because I made a reference with the house edge from gambling doesn't mean the concept doesn't apply in trading. You need a mathematical edge in order to make money in the long run from any type of ...
- redgreen replied Feb 21, 2015
Emotional response might be one big problem, but take that away and go to a casino and you won't achieve much in the long run because the odds are against you. Same with forex, unless you manage to have a mathematical edge your chances of making ...
- redgreen replied Feb 21, 2015
Dkrock not every participant in the market trades intraday. For some long term traders 100 pips is just noise. There are plenty who trade the daily charts and use hundreds of pips as stop loss. It might sound a lot to some but anyone can risk 1% of ...
- redgreen replied Feb 18, 2015
image Easy to analyze the past. Harder to trade the present.