The reason you got arsey and fell out of your pram, is that you recognise yourself in my description of failed traders/gamblers/wanabee trainee millionaires. “Know nothing about you”, as you’re a nobody, know nothing? Yeah, righto, you’re just part ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Keep a check on your hysteria and delusions.

Breaking: ESMA finalizes new rules to govern leveraged trading

This, again? Sigh.. After a long period of consultation and research, ESMA reached the conclusion that allowing up to 90% of European based gamblers, to lose up to €30k each inside three months, due to principally the misuse and misunderstanding of ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

This is getting painful to read, this thread is a complete tw@t magnet, retail FX accounts for circa 10% of FX turnover, it’s an accident of birth. It wouldn’t be missed. And in order to keep it alive ESMA have applied rules that the FCA were fully ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Do you get a Darwin Award for trading with that pile of dog shit firm? You should do.

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

There's only one reason that it's only the hopeless gamblers lashing out and gathering to bleat like sheople over this decision; they have no money to trade. You represent more of the roadkill failure and judging by your unhinged and delusional ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

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FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Ah, look at the little boy, bless him. You're hurt because you’ve been owned, so suck it up, man up, move on.

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

I repeat with extra emphasis; the only fukcwits I read who are upset about this development are the Walter Mitty fantasists who dream of being the big swinging trading dick, anyone with a professional attitude and approach will simply adapt and ...

Breaking: ESMA finalizes new rules to govern leveraged trading

Good point, you're adopting the right attitude; if more fools realise they're gambling and have the same chance of turning their embarrassing $2000 into $2,000,000 as winning the lottery then they'd treat FX as a bit of fun, like betting on a horse ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Pathetic contribution. Disorganised and reckless gamblers need protection from themselves, your probability reference is as desperate as your understanding of risk and probability. You amateurs can't even breakeven, at worst you should be 50-50% and ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Er, firstly; when using leverage it isn’t “your money”. Secondly; by your analogy the authorities shouldn’t intervene in any form of reckless gambling, were and when there’s absolute proof that hopelessly addicted gamblers are simply and easily, ...

Breaking: ESMA finalizes new rules to govern leveraged trading

Face palm. In fact this requires double face palm

Breaking: ESMA finalizes new rules to govern leveraged trading

Sigh, this again? According to ESMA up to 90% of retail lose up to €30k in the average 3 months they dabble in retail trading/gambling, not addressing that is reckless. No conspiracy just correct policy being implemented.

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now

Bookmark both sites and in coffee/tea breaks quietly work your way through the articles and content. Worth doing as this is where retail is headed. The only consistently profitable retailers I know know also how to code, they employ automated ...

Why you should trade 1-2% of your account on a trade!

Hmm, I/we don’t obsess over the percentage breakdown of winners v losers. Here’s a link to a useful site and an article covering one metric such as Sharpe ratio and its pros and cons. Might be worth you bookmarking this simple site. url Here’s ...

Why you should trade 1-2% of your account on a trade!

My trades can last from seconds in time to hours. The programme may enter trades overnight, but I never hold over. The programme is based on levels that are recalibrated at the e.o.d.

Why you should trade 1-2% of your account on a trade!

For my private trading I have a ‘reasonable’ line of credit, from a former employer. I aim for approx 60% account growth per annum, roughly 1% a week. I risk circa 0.05% - 0.1% per trade, worst drawdown this year has been 0.75%, I’m fully automated, ...

Why you should trade 1-2% of your account on a trade!

Just a small part of me (as a dedicated pivot point trader of many years) thought “ffs man, why are you sharing this?” when I first saw your thread, I’m not as generous as you ;-) But tbh pivot point traders, particularly in the institutional, ...

Pivot Trading

What genuinely makes me smile is folk taking money out of the FX markets but never thinking about where to park their gains/profits. I guess most don’t because they’re the typical FX retail punter; 2k account, 90%+ chance of losing it all, stays in ...

FX Trading in Europe under threat - act now