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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015Not so sure. Nice Bullish Cypher pattern if price heads back down to 1.0478. Seems to be stalling here, will see.
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015The 1 minute candle was a bit too 'bullish' for my liking. Taking profits and entering a short to observe from sidelines for a bit

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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015Looks like classic Frankfurt reversal so far... May still fail though. see what happens when london opens.
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015[quote=Lavanda;8139103] EURNZD is a good long (cheap and volatile)
Can serve as a hedge if you are shorting EUR/USD.EURUSD
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015for me I think price comprises of both private and public information. Fundamentals represent public information. As more private information become public, or when the consensus starts to form, the price movements will amplify. But technicals lead ...
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015
Same as you, but I think it may go up a bit first. thinking 0540EURUSD
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015Thanks for the heads up.
But the charts are biding their time. Fundamentals only really matter when the technicals align. That said, there's some divergence on EUR/USD 1H chart, and the intraday technicals have turned up, so may be a matter of ...EURUSD
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shellsnail replied Mar 16, 2015I think a deep retrace of 15 min chart (below 1.5155) and shoot up is most likely. the other scenario is a pressure breakout upwards. the least likely scenario is breakdown.
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shellsnail replied Mar 15, 2015Anyone here trade mainly by intuition and feeling the current state of the market? With money management and stops of course.
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shellsnail commented Mar 15, 2015This is signal for another short-term rally. The last time they said time to short, EUR/USD rallied 160 pips.
The Case For Cutting Our EUR/USD Forecasts Again - Goldman Sachs
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shellsnail replied Mar 15, 2015Yup of course there's no point because that's how the finance industry sees leverage. So if you want to define it some way else, suit yourself. Regardless of how it's defined, OP's argument makes sense as I have shown above. Just to be clear, it's ...
I've figured out why so many people lose money in Forex
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shellsnail replied Mar 15, 2015Yup. That's it. And really this is not the point of the argument OP is making; it's just definition. I've edited my prev post, go see.
I've figured out why so many people lose money in Forex
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shellsnail replied Mar 15, 2015If 1000 was all you had, then 1:100. If it's 120k, original asset appreciated 20%, you made 2000% return. As the asset appreciates, your leverage decreases because your equity rises. For instance, at 10% appreciation, you would have made 1000% ...
I've figured out why so many people lose money in Forex
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shellsnail replied Mar 14, 2015Suppose 10,000 was all you had then your leverage was 1:10 when you bought the house. Return on investment is 200% (was 20% but amplified by leverage 10 times) I don't see what's the point of this question though.
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shellsnail replied Mar 14, 2015You're not over-leveraged because your risk capital (which is in your bank account) is huge. The actual leverage you are using should be calculated with respect to your risk capital. (To see why that is risk-capital, just imagine if market gaps 1000 ...
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shellsnail replied Mar 14, 2015This is a very good question. I've thought about it quite a bit and here is one interpretation that I have come up with. 1. Traders get paid for enabling capitalism. As individual traders, we can't do much, but together, we make the market. It's a ...
Is trading not considered a job?