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Caesar95 replied Jan 21, 2015So it's a scam to change currencies at your local currency exchange office too.
Forex = legal scam
- Caesar95 commented Jan 20, 2015
I didn't mean hedging. What I meant was there are two sides to a trade.
Yen gaining ahead of BOJ announcement
- Caesar95 commented Jan 20, 2015
Whats got this news with NFA got to do with the Fed. In any case, good sharing. But then, I don't think that with SNB being 52% government held and 48% privately held will qualify this bank as a fully privately held bank. A quasi government agency ...
U.S. retail forex watchdog may change leverage rules
- Caesar95 commented Jan 20, 2015
I will support the NFA's plan to lower the maximum leverage from 1:50 to 1:10. If you're risking 1% to 2% risk per trade, cutting losing trades fast and letting profitable trades run, there is no need for that large amount of leverage anyway.
U.S. retail forex watchdog may change leverage rules
- Caesar95 commented Jan 20, 2015
There are two currencies to a pair, two sides to a trade. Just hope you're on the right side of it
Yen gaining ahead of BOJ announcement
- Caesar95 commented Jan 20, 2015
They're just parking the ship at the port to use its tanks to store oil
Traders Are Hoarding Oil In These Colossal Ships While They Wait For Prices To Bounce Back
- Caesar95 commented Jan 19, 2015
Good Try, but like Google, Yahoo is search engine site, not a news site. The article quoted above came from AFP. Yahoo merely hosted the news article on its site. You need to lay off reading RT news, that site is 100% pure propaganda.
Swiss lose battle in currency war that could spread
- Caesar95 commented Jan 17, 2015
SEC? They're not responsible for regulating retail forex brokers. The CFTC does it. It's obvious you didn't read the article.
FXCM Lobbied Against Leverage Limit Before Trades Went Bad
- Caesar95 commented Jan 15, 2015
I haven't got any problems with Oanda, all my positions opened since last month are still running and unaffected. I guess it depends on the broker.
Excel Markets: Critical - Open Positions Must be Closed
- Caesar95 replied Jan 15, 2015
3 Years ago, on September 6, 2011, SNB set a price floor of 1.20 CHF per Euro. That surprise move wiped out many accounts. 3 years later, today, the SNB finally reckoned it had enough defending that level and remove that price floor. The "WTF" ...
The CHF tsunami - 15 January 2015
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Question on US debts and bankruptcy
Started Jan 1, 2015|Trading Discussion|9 replies
We all know that the USA is heavily in debt ($16 trillion worth of US government treasury ...
- Caesar95 replied Dec 29, 2014
wow I feel so sorry for those who are following this "Magix" clown. Fools following the fool.
Martingaling - Looks so good until the inevitable
- Caesar95 replied Jul 10, 2014
What makes you think that the reason I want to see his proof is to become a better trader?
$200,000 in 6 Months? What do you think about this challenge?
- Caesar95 replied Jul 10, 2014
No trade explorer data? You think people will be convinced by a few words in a short sentence? Lol "target achieved" I can type that out myself, doesn't takes me a minute to do it
$200,000 in 6 Months? What do you think about this challenge?
- Caesar95 commented Mar 31, 2014
How does a country that prints their own money goes bankrupt. Or to be precise, how do you go bankrupt when you got a money printer at home
Current account deficit crisis creeping up on UK can no longer be ignored
- Caesar95 commented Dec 23, 2013
I wouldn't call a director of a investment firm a nobody and I wouldn't call a guilty plead from October 2011 "fast"
Former currency trader jailed
- Caesar95 replied Dec 18, 2013
The problem with the tulip bubble is that it lasted for a mere 4 years, not 200 years like that of gold so "looking for a period long enough" isn't necessary or even relevant in the case of bubble.
Bitcoin technical analysis
- Caesar95 replied Dec 18, 2013
Price of bitcoin vs tulip during the 1637 "Tulipomania" image
Bitcoin technical analysis
- Caesar95 commented Dec 11, 2013
They did. Just that you don't understand what they're talking about lol
It’s all going wonky as markets go risk off
- Caesar95 commented Aug 25, 2013
rumors and Speculation of fed tapering had begun a few months back already and i think the current market price has already discounted the september tapering (beacause the news of tapering have gone for so long already and people who betted on it ...
Fed seen making first taper move in September