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- GirlFlyer replied Jun 1, 2015
Rafiq, Go back to an article I wrote in 2008. Much of what I said in this one url still applies today. GF
- My trade explorer Flyer > 1000% return for May
Hello everyone. Many of you have probably taken notice by now the performance that I have shown ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 4, 2014
No real way to know how far it will go. Law of supply and demand. However, that being said. I would plan on it continuing to trend lower for as long as the ECB continues to add stimulus measures to their agenda. Trade rumors say the ECB wouldn't be ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 4, 2014
"Jump"? It's simple. The ECB wants to devalue the Euro now to stimulate the economy. Basically they're doing what the US had to do 6 years ago when the market crashed by printing money and/or making it expensive to own Euro's. I wouldn't be caught ...
- GirlFlyer commented Aug 27, 2014
The Aussie will remain strong for as long as owning it gets you a reasonable amount of interest. Fundamentally, people want places to park their money when its in cash form. The Australian government may not like it being strong, but for as long as ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 26, 2008
Makes you wonder whether or not when you buy enough of a position to equal something in the millions, whether or not they really buy/sell that much money for you, or just keep track of your buy/sell point and award you the equivalent profit/loss ...
- Credit Crisis and Forex Brokers
Anybody out here seen any brokers showing signs of distress from all the financial mayhem? Even any ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 16, 2008
The 5 pips is a general rule of thumb. You have to use more for longer timeframes, but I would definitely use no less. I generally look for trend changes on the stronger moves, because usually the stronger the trend, the more likely the change to ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 16, 2008
I have used them, but I prefer a straight line chart.
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 15, 2008
More on 1 minute time frames — I mentioned the 1M can be tricky, but doesn't always have to be. I was looking for some trades on the Aud/Jpy and I'm attaching a chart where I made trades. The 1st circle represents the long I made and I got out ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 15, 2008
My favorite trading hours are from 06:00 GMT to about 19:00 GMT, that encompasses the London and US session for the most part. Though, I've been known to stay awake thru the Asian markets too, but one has to sleep sometimes . The 1M timeframe can ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 12, 2008
I still like the 5 minute, but it works well for all time frames too. 15 or 30 minute is a good one to get a larger picture. Generally speaking if you get in right at the trend change, then you just follow until the trend changes again and get out. ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 11, 2008
Reviving this thread — I would like to work on reviving this thread, because I feel it has a lot of merit, but initially did not get a lot of attention. I am a huge fan of keeping your charts simple. Following this methodology even on a larger ...
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 11, 2008
Thanks! I'll try to be on more often again. Like I said had some intervening life issues and needed to take some time away from Forex. But, starting to wind things up again, and look forward to some awesome trading.
- GirlFlyer replied Sep 10, 2008
I'm back around — My apologies go out to everyone, but life intervened for a while and needed to take a break from here. Just curious if anybody is still following my EA and if so, how things are going with you. Have you made modifications to ...
- GirlFlyer replied Feb 1, 2008
You need to have the EA set a flag or something that once it has placed an order it doesn't order again until the position is closed. Not a hard fix. GF
- GirlFlyer replied Feb 1, 2008
Light, Your charts are beautiful simply because they are simple. I've been trying to get a thread going in the Trading Systems forum using my method which is essentially the same as yours. Yet, getting people to believe in this.... whew?! they ...
- GirlFlyer replied Feb 1, 2008
There was an article regarding this in Oanda's FxNews. It seems as if at this moment traders are now starting to be more concerned about growth potential than inflation problems. The Euro is stuck in a hard place where they have to measure ...
- GirlFlyer replied Jan 29, 2008
Nice isn't it! I've been pick'in pips off the aud/jpy all day too! Best one, got in on it at 94.7 around 8:30am GMT and out at 95.1 two hours later. GF
- GirlFlyer replied Jan 28, 2008
You're exactly right. Dropped to 2.159 or so... should have been able to grab 30 to 40 pips. GF