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- dazza replied Jun 15, 2010
I am testing forex megadroid on my website at the moment and the results vary considerably, one account is positive the other is not, but I have only been testing for 3 weeks. Could I recommend this one well not at the moment, but they are ...
- dazza replied May 14, 2010
They give you a clearer view of volume, a 5 minute chart produces a candle every 5 minutes no matter what.A 233 tick requires 233 orders to be filled for the candle to form. If you look at an s&p 500 chart some days there 12 candles per minute or ...
- dazza replied May 14, 2010
Hello I use ninja exclusively and love it, I trade futures and I would recommend MBT but if you go to the list of brokers here is the link. url Also I have started a journal on my euro futures trades so check it out,it is called my Euro future ...
- dazza replied May 14, 2010
Hey Mate My advice is remember baby steps first the market will always be there.But what ever you decide to do is focus on one project at a time. The mistake I made was started testing one idea then i would read a forum than get a new idea and this ...
- dazza replied May 12, 2010
Wow all that is confusing but what the hell I will have a go. Money management is important in my view. It allows you to grow with your account by compounding or decrease your risk by following your draw down as well. Here is how I do it Trade Size ...
- dazza replied Apr 20, 2010
Hi Jax Back testing is a slow process but an essential part of trading. The only way I see as effectively electronic back testing is get a programmable charting package such as ninja trader(free) and hire a programmer and design youe=r self a simple ...
- dazza replied Apr 19, 2010
Hi Mate If you are trading intra-day i usually like to trade the first 2 hours of the market open for London and US sessions with a target then quit for the day. If I need to trade later I Will come back for the last 1.5 hours of the US session. It ...
- dazza replied Apr 19, 2010
Hey Mate I would like you to explain your analysis especially on the higher time frame. If I trade Oil it would be on a 89 tick chart. Are you trading CFD's for your trading or just lucky to be successful and heavily funded(my dream). Darren ...
- dazza replied Apr 16, 2010
Hi Ingmarforex My futures broker is Infinity, but at the moment I am looking at Mb trading right now because of their fees which are really good especially in the currency pairs. I am currently doing some testing on the Eur/Usd with them. When ...
- dazza replied Apr 12, 2010
Hi Sisse I was glad to get away from the forex brokers, regulated prices are fantastic and make back testing more accurate as well as spread does not need to be factored in. When I was trading forex the biggest thing I found personally is spread ...
- dazza replied Apr 10, 2010
Hello All It is glad to see some futures discussion here, I have one question do you trade it with CFD provider or actually futures contracts? If so how does spread affect your results? I also trade crude with Infinity as well as the NQ but I use ...
- dazza replied Apr 9, 2010
Hi Airways Here is my view and how I would answer your questions. 1. If i was using trend confirmation on a higher time frame yes I would as I would see it as the pair is in weakness, all your higher time frame analysis should be positive or ...
- dazza replied Apr 9, 2010
Wow this thread has so much interest. One thing is you never no what the banks or the market will do, the whole goal of trading is have a set of rules that guides you and ultimately be profitable at the end of the week, month or year. The banks or ...
- dazza replied Apr 8, 2010
I use ninja trader exclusively, go to the ninja trader training webinars they will teach you step by step how to use the trading dome. Ninja trader has so much more flexibility then MT4, tick charts, range bars to name a few and is still fully ...
- dazza replied Apr 8, 2010
Hey mate Go check out the fab turbo trading website and look at the the tiny wins and then look at the losses. You will find one loss will wipe out the last 10 trades profit. Now that is tough trading
- dazza replied Apr 8, 2010
I agree CodeMeister.With a good risk to reward ratio the win rate can be lower and still begin to grow your account steadily, trading has the misconception that you will be a millionaire over night (yes I tried it ,LOL) but once you get a system ...
- dazza replied Apr 8, 2010
Risk to reward can be put simply, if you make $100 on a trade and you risked $50 at your stop loss level your risk to reward is 2:1. It would be unrealistic to me for 38 wins in a row especially day trading, I am sorry if that offends you but I see ...
- dazza replied Apr 8, 2010
Hey mate I have used gft for several years now and have no problems with them as for funding I funded through a local Aussie bank. I did get burned with refco and lost money with there collapse so I would not hesitate to recommend them and the ...
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