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- spekitox replied Feb 10, 2014
The most useful input in the thread. (Jason Rogers' weren't bad either just he's off topic I'm afraid)
- spekitox replied Feb 10, 2014
Yes I'm afraid Uncle Sam wants to skim the cream off. The email I got said this would affect interest payments on cash balance and not on open possies. I had a peek at the W8 but I'm not sure it's worth it.
- spekitox replied Feb 10, 2014
Yes. Does not matter. Check the small print, look for something like losses can exceed your deposit.
- spekitox replied Feb 6, 2014
Dutchie, give it more than just a week. Maybe the best traders are still away on hols, basking under the Caribbean sun. At least that's what I'd be doing if I was the ace trader, the Livermore of our times! LOL Give it some more time. Finding the ...
- spekitox replied Feb 5, 2014
Nice curve you have there. If it's sloping upwards it can't be bad eh? If you're looking for volatility, please have a look at ££ pairs. You won't be disappointed.
- spekitox replied Feb 4, 2014
Consider it done. Enjoy your evening.
- spekitox replied Feb 3, 2014
Okay so am I right this is like running good old Seti@Home just you get compensated for the computing power? I think once there is GRC/USD and other pairs, there will be some serious speculation - pull up a bitcoin chart to see what I mean. Never ...
- spekitox replied Feb 3, 2014
Hi Dutchie, kudos for the initiative. Reminds me "don't give fish, teach how to fish" idea. Keep us in the loop, will you?
- spekitox replied Nov 12, 2013
I tried Google on that Unbelievable but there's still open outcry trading floors, even in London. It baffles me why it's better to gather and negotiate prices every day, but hey, we need those old fashioned things, in this plastic world ... full ...
- spekitox replied Oct 23, 2013
Look on the bright side. It only cost you $13 to see news trading is a no-no. Why would you want THEM to improve? Did they cancel any losing trades because they wanted you to improve? There's many fish in the sea and there's many brokers in the ...
- spekitox replied Oct 23, 2013
Among the majors, with not so high spreads ... definitely GBP pairs. GBP/NZD, GBP/AUD, GBP/CAD, GBP/JPY, GBP/CHF Volatile beasts!! You want to have a look at interests/swaps aswell, for instance being long GBP/AUD can be eyewateringly expensive!!
- spekitox replied Oct 21, 2013
Why don't you consider another broker, with less or no slippage on the live platform? Just askin' ....
- spekitox replied Oct 21, 2013
Exactly. If you're making money, then your method is OK. People can be so skeptical about what they don't even know. If your system works for you, then you're king. Good luck with your trading!
- spekitox replied Oct 16, 2013
Yeah, put it simple - you like the occasional gamble, we all do. And very good that you spare your main account.
- spekitox replied Oct 16, 2013
Umm, by wave I mean trend on a bigger TF, nothing like Elliot wave or stuff like that.
- spekitox replied Oct 14, 2013
The MA cross system(s) on bigger TFs are in a way, the Holy Grail. Ride the big waves, nothing complicated.
- spekitox replied Oct 14, 2013
well done ... let's see how it goes in the long run. Do you have any quantifiable risk/trade management rules, what do you do once the trade is open? Thanks
- spekitox replied Oct 8, 2013
Oh in time you'll find character does not pay the bills and cannot be eaten either. To the OP, yeah, entries are the new S/R all the time
- spekitox replied Oct 7, 2013
I like the simple but elegant approach. Good luck, the effort will be rewarded (someday)
- spekitox replied Aug 7, 2013
Good luck with your efforts. I think the live test will provide useful information, regarding execution times, spread changes or requotes. Can be different than with demo. We'll see anyways!