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- Unabletrader replied Apr 5, 2015
I limit the market to one timeframe only. I trade several pairs but I don't use correlation's concept and I may sometimes use just one candle to take a trade. I can't say that I'm the worst trader ever.
There is No Edge in a Single Candlestick
- Unabletrader replied Apr 2, 2015
Hi guys Could you tell me what is the XAUDUSD average spread? Thank you.
LMAX = revolution?!?
- Unabletrader replied Mar 30, 2015
Actually you're flushing your money too. 20 pip isn't too tight or too large. It depends of the chart and/or the timeframe. 5 pips is a very wide SL on a 10 seconds chart and 100 pips is a very tight SL for a monthly chart.
Isn't 2% per trade massively flawed?
- Unabletrader replied Mar 30, 2015
People who talk about risking 2% are just demo or unsucessful traders. You can't risk 2% of your K dedicated to trading, it's just insane.
Isn't 2% per trade massively flawed?
- Unabletrader replied Mar 30, 2015
Markets are dynamic and so volatility. You can use always the same SL size but it means that you have to trade according to a very precise market's volatility otherwise it doesn't make any sense.
Looking for 63% Win Rate System (1:1 R:R)
- Unabletrader replied Mar 22, 2015
FXPro would be your counterpart if you trade with 0.01 lot. They provide as many brokers a matching orders model for clients trading at least 1 lot (100k) only.
Experiences with FxPro
- Unabletrader replied Mar 21, 2015
I can't understand this part. Drawdown isn't determined by the stop loss size. It depends of your risk only. As a loosing trader you can have a minor drawdown than a successful trader.
Proof of Profitability
- Unabletrader replied Mar 15, 2015
Hi triger, Is there a big difference between demo conditions and real with LGC? I get an average spread of 0.8 for EURUSD on my demo account (0.3 + fees). Is the same in real? Thank you.
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 24, 2015
As a retail trader dealing with micro/mini-lot, you can't pretend to trade on the interbank market. All the STP/ECN/DMA brokers are the same shit: They contract liquidity providers to make business with. It means that your orders are "virtually" ...
Is anyone using IG Markets Level 2?
- Unabletrader replied Feb 16, 2015
5min allows very short term trade image
Trading CFDs and Forex with Market Profile and Supply/Demand
- Unabletrader replied Feb 16, 2015
I use daily and each-session profile. Why do I use Daily profile on 24h markets? Because daily activity impacts market conditions during the all day. He doesn't say that. He says that the auction process is the most relevant with 30min. Then if you ...
Trading CFDs and Forex with Market Profile and Supply/Demand
- Unabletrader replied Feb 16, 2015
I took my sl. We'll see if it confirms or not.
Trading CFDs and Forex with Market Profile and Supply/Demand
- Unabletrader replied Feb 16, 2015
I've taken this trade. Only thing is there is no proper virgin demand level. But as the location is the bracket's bottom with a previous and prominent acceptance and as a reaction occured on this lvl, I think it could work. image
Trading CFDs and Forex with Market Profile and Supply/Demand
- Unabletrader replied Feb 16, 2015
Why aren't we all trading with good and regulated brokers only? Why are we all using chart and candlestick no-brain patterns which don't work? Why are we still trading after 7 years of losing trading? Why are we looking for advice on FF which is one ...
Trading as a company vs as an individual
- Unabletrader replied Feb 15, 2015
Finma cares about truth too. If Dukascopy wasn't an ECN broker (or wasn't able to provide ECN solution) despite claiming it, it would be really problematic. Swissquote is a regulated broker and a market-maker. There is no problem because it said on ...
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 15, 2015
A Broker like Dukascopy couldn't be a fake ECN. I'm living in Geneva and I can tell you it's just impossible to get a regulation from FINMA by lying. If Dukascopy is known an ECN, it means that they are actually are. SWFX is the Dukascopy ...
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 14, 2015
Another example with CFDs. CFDs are only provided by the broker. There is no interbank or centralized market. When an STP/ECN/NDD/blabla broker provides CFDs, this same broker has to be the counter-part. For example, Duka offers CFD. A broker may be ...
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 14, 2015
What I was trying to say is that a broker may offer the both A-book and B-book. He can offers an STP or a market-making solution related to the client. For example, if your volume per month is important you may be an Active Trader at FXCM and ...
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 14, 2015
In general, brokers have A-book and B-book. Depends on your trading size you will handle on A-book or B-book. As a professionnal trader, IB will give you the interbank fx market.
Prime of Prime Broker
- Unabletrader replied Feb 13, 2015
It assumes that an equal reaction can be expected from any price (because it says that key reference dsnt matter) which is of course a wrong statement. From the moment where there arent different amount of volumes - so a different value's perception ...
About Candlesticks: Why they were created? What do they reveal?