Funny, I always tough was the other way around, most newbies and wanna-be-traders were fond of higher time frames due to their lack of knowledge and trading skills. Although I do agree 90%+ of market participants are losing money. Interesting point ...

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

Interesting read in this thread. As the saying goes "the easier way to make a million dollars trading Forex is... starting with two!" Just a thought

Make Millions Trading Fx

Touché! Once again you're right but I'm not making any personal claims just sharing. I'm a member of this forum since Aug 31, 2007 and with only 40 something posts... there's a reason for it or maybe I'm just a lurker or not. Peace!

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

Agreed, but what if? What if you really know what you doing? No pun intended. One man trash (noise) is other man profit opportunity.

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

Chance favor the prepared mind — One could argue, it's easy in hindsight and of course it is, but I'm prepare to defend each entry and exit. "Chance favor the prepared mind" -- Louis Pasteur

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

No takers? — Sorry couldn't help myself Here's what I see... easy peasy.

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

There you go! — Thanks kk007, What I'm trying to do is to convey the thought "a chart is a chart is a chart, not matter the timeframe" without being missunderstood. Ok back to your example... that's an easy one... that's noise!

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

The proof is in the pudding... — Time to put up or shut up, post any given 5 min naked chart and I'll show you what I see. Fair enough?

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

Mike aren't you missing something in your above statement? If not, count me off cuz' I don't get it. Care to explain a bit more? Craig, although I have to agree with you, regarding the transaction cost, it certainly could be perceived as greater ...

D1 and M5, which is noiser?

Is my believe NFA is an American financial entity that "oversees" the US market, hence shouldn't be a problem with brokers outside of the US jurisdiction.

NFA Confirms New Leverage Requirements for US FCMS

Yeah, what happen to that guy. He have posted several neat indicators on youtube.

indicator for fibs?

Thanks Jason

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

What about US taxes on FXCM UK accounts? — Does anybody know the taxes implication for a US citizen transferring his/her account to an offshore broker, FXCM UK for instance? Most of us seem only concerned with spreads values and the new FIFO ...

NFA - "No more Limit or Stop Loss orders"

What about longs? — Hi there, Is there a reason not taking long positions based on your entry rules? "For long entry when GREEN SMA 1 low touch low GREEN COG line." You're not showing any on your chart although it seems to be profitable trades ...

Arowara Method

That's interesting, they used to be, I'll also check 'em out and I'll get back to you.

EST time zone

FXDD — Viking, Check FXDD they are located in New York offering MT4.0 with EST server time, hope it help.

EST time zone

Blanca, I agree with you 100% you're focusing in the risk assessment of the trade, my bad. Personally when I spot a trading opportunity in a bigger time frame such as the daily which normally requires a bigger stop, I try to reduce my risk exposure ...

Coppock Strategy

Smn, you're right it doesn't show the same timing on the signal given as rck66 but it's close. Right now I'm playing with it setting trying to duplicate rck66's, I'll keep you posted.

Coppock Strategy

Money management — Blanca, Following rck66 advice you could trade with 10 minis instead of a full lot or 10 micros instead of 1 mini in order to split your trade in two. Taking profits early at pre-determinate target while leaving half of your ...

Coppock Strategy