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- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
It is working for me, there has been 5 articles this afternoon.
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
If you are worried about dealer failure and large accounts. Consider using an FX broker in Canada. If the Canadian firm is a memeber of IIROC the Canadian regulator, their is deposit insurance for up to $1 million.
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
I am of the belief that that a great scalper has an opportunity cost higher then 100 an hour. The hour he spends with you would be costing him much more in trades. Just playing devils advocate.
- McNarland replied Jan 24, 2010
I trade this pair often from a historic price perspective. Below is the high and low history of the pair. Time Period Low / Average / High September 2009 $0.9199 / $0.9361 / $0.9523 July 2009 – September 2009 $0.8799 / $0.9161 / $0.9523 September ...
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Often US preferred shares can change in price by 2 or 3% a day. This is all volume driven. Some companies will have 10 or 20 types of preferred shares, some times on series will be up 2 or 3% and another down 2 or 3%. The difference between the bid ...
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
I use the commodity traders yearbook, there is a CD included which gives you the historic data. url
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
use the S@P 500 instead of the dow 30, as the history of the dow has changed so drastically that it is almost irrelevant. There Dow changes companies much more a percentage then the S@P, and also 500 companies is much more broad then just 30.
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Kitco — I use kitco as well, i was once involved in a project that I needed close to 30 years of data on silver. Kitco did not have all the charts i needed, but they had the raw data that i could put into excel to make the charts i needed.
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
Low — I think a beginner should use 1 to 1 leverage until they have things worked out. Such small leverage is possible at firms like Oanda that let you trade in 1 dollar increments.
- McNarland replied Jan 23, 2010
10-1 is lots — I trade 2 to 1 at extreme times and sometimes have traded 4 to 1. I cant see how anyone could trade with higher leverage without accepting the risk of a fat tail wiping them out. I think the 10 to 1 proposed legislation is easy ...
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