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- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
It is working for me, there has been 5 articles this afternoon.
Oanda FXNews down?
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
If you are worried about dealer failure and large accounts. Consider using an FX broker in Canada. If the Canadian firm is a memeber of IIROC the Canadian regulator, their is deposit insurance for up to $1 million.
what will happen if my account has $1M?
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
I am of the belief that that a great scalper has an opportunity cost higher then 100 an hour. The hour he spends with you would be costing him much more in trades. Just playing devils advocate.
Mentor tip: scam ?
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
I trade this pair often from a historic price perspective. Below is the high and low history of the pair. Time Period Low / Average / High September 2009 $0.9199 / $0.9361 / $0.9523 July 2009 – September 2009 $0.8799 / $0.9161 / $0.9523 September ...
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- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Often US preferred shares can change in price by 2 or 3% a day. This is all volume driven. Some companies will have 10 or 20 types of preferred shares, some times on series will be up 2 or 3% and another down 2 or 3%. The difference between the bid ...
how to make money in the debt market?
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
I use the commodity traders yearbook, there is a CD included which gives you the historic data. url
broker has historical data for soybeans and coffee
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
use the S@P 500 instead of the dow 30, as the history of the dow has changed so drastically that it is almost irrelevant. There Dow changes companies much more a percentage then the S@P, and also 500 companies is much more broad then just 30.
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- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Kitco — I use kitco as well, i was once involved in a project that I needed close to 30 years of data on silver. Kitco did not have all the charts i needed, but they had the raw data that i could put into excel to make the charts i needed.
Where can I get good historic commodity charts for free?
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Low — I think a beginner should use 1 to 1 leverage until they have things worked out. Such small leverage is possible at firms like Oanda that let you trade in 1 dollar increments.
Is it good use high or low leverage as a beginner?
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
10-1 is lots — I trade 2 to 1 at extreme times and sometimes have traded 4 to 1. I cant see how anyone could trade with higher leverage without accepting the risk of a fat tail wiping them out. I think the 10 to 1 proposed legislation is easy ...
100:1 leverage will change.. speak out!!
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