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- SunTrader replied Apr 6, 2007
Poor baby, you have to settle for a net of +1900 pips, if those are real numbers. Something, maybe the posts of this thread leaves me to believe they are not.
can you earn 1400 pips per month with one pair?
- SunTrader replied Apr 5, 2007
The focus should not be on the numbers of pips or dollars gained but the effective rate of return of money invested versus the risk taken. And if it was done while following the proper trading rules. Where does the 1400 pips minimum amount come from ...
can you earn 1400 pips per month with one pair?
- SunTrader replied Apr 5, 2007
There are not moving averages at all. They are moving averages of moving averages. Oh that is completely different. Yah. And it doesn't rain much in Seattle except when it does. Doh. I hate when that happens.
Call me stupid - Indicator discovery
- SunTrader replied Apr 3, 2007
The sword cuts both ways. But most only want to believe in the profit side.
how does this trader make money?
- SunTrader replied Apr 3, 2007
Your broker will be successful though. Look at the bottom of this thread page for other discussions.
A broker to trade the news with....
- SunTrader replied Apr 3, 2007
Yes it does. But those are support levels once there is a decline.
Are Fibonacci levels overrated?
- SunTrader replied Apr 3, 2007
Its a blur to me. Can't make out the numbers?
Are Fibonacci levels overrated?
- SunTrader replied Apr 2, 2007
A short and to the point story: When I was in my twenties I worked for a guy who had a Rolls Royce. He asked me to drive it from NY to Montreal so he and his wife could drive it leisurely back over a holiday (Labor Day) weekend. I arrived in ...
how does this trader make money?
- SunTrader replied Mar 30, 2007
Back before the Nasdaq tech bubble burst I was trading from an office where there was a young kid who daytraded the techies (AOL, AMD, INTC, DELL etc). He made easily $1000 on a typical trading day. He had no secret. Watched the tape, bid/ask ...
how does this trader make money?
- SunTrader replied Mar 30, 2007
Wait until itme goes off on John Lennon.
Will Rising Oil Prices Bring Back Carry Trades?
- SunTrader replied Mar 30, 2007
Although Fibs do have a bit of self-fulling aspect to them, take a look a chart from fifties years or more ago before they were first used. You see similar price movement relationships.
Are Fibonacci levels overrated?
- SunTrader replied Mar 30, 2007
I don't see where mrmikal says anything of that nature, but I will let him respond for himself. But what I do see is that he is trying to understand both sides of the current UK/Iran situation. I also don't see anyone else here doing the same.
Will Rising Oil Prices Bring Back Carry Trades?
- SunTrader replied Mar 30, 2007
Gold goes up, Gold goes down. In fact on wednesday the electronic NYMEX contract YGJ07 took a very quick trip from 668 down to 625 and back up in about 2 minutes. I didn't have a trade on at the time. And I don't know if these trades were busted for ...
Trading Gold - Anybody up for analysis here?
- SunTrader replied Mar 27, 2007
Yeah I saw that one too. As if they are making a doctors appointment with the exact hour specified. The day may come but I don't think it will slip out weeks before it takes place.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- SunTrader replied Mar 27, 2007
I use a moving average of 1. In other words PRICE itself which is way more important than an average of the same. As far as using a 200 sma - how many times a year would a currency even come close to it to be of much use. For instance the last time ...
Which moving averages work for you?
- SunTrader replied Mar 25, 2007
Me neither. For not being a native speaker (guess you mean english) I think Cesar is almost always very clear. At least when he isn't hung over.

Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- SunTrader replied Mar 24, 2007
Well price dropping is just the thing that is needed to get sales moving. Do you think the reverse would work? Most of the people who will lose their homes (sub-prime) should have never gotten approved of in the first place. But I do realise that ...
Subprime Worries
- SunTrader replied Mar 24, 2007
There is something to be gained from any conversation, such as this topic. And it is for any newbie to learn to live in REALITY. Be real about your expectations. A) Have a timeframe to accomplish learning proper skills (realistically years). B) Have ...
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