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- andersenws replied Jul 25, 2007
Bemac (or anyone else), Would you be so kind as to reword your post above? I am having difficulty in understanding your example. Thank you, andersenws
To Trailing Stop or Not To Trailing Stop....
- andersenws replied Jun 20, 2007
I would agree with you in most cases, but my broker, FXSol, has more favorable cost of carry rates for lower leverage. I have mine set at 50:1 to take advantage of this. andersenws
Leverage!!
- andersenws replied Jun 7, 2007
I agree and do use patterns in my trading, but the whole notion of using supercomputers and deriving equations for price is ludicrous, and that is what I was referring to. andersenws
If we could represent forex in equations.
- andersenws replied Jun 7, 2007
Even if you could, the past cannot be used to predict the future. andersenws
If we could represent forex in equations.
- andersenws replied May 23, 2007
Thumbs up, this one's bookmarked for me. andersenws
40 Bits Of Wisdom
- andersenws replied May 22, 2007
Great post, I've been considering the same ideas over the past few weeks andersenws
Bytebodger's Pip-Burning Journal
- andersenws replied May 16, 2007
He means slope of the MA. I've used slopes of other indicators before, to mediocre success. andersenws
The Concept of 3D Charting.
- andersenws replied May 10, 2007
I think that's the best way, because it (somewhat) figures in the human component. Just don't cheat, you will only be hurting yourself. andersenws
Would someone please help me with writing a strategy?
- andersenws replied May 7, 2007
How about this for the third dimension. Pull up a tick chart (say 50-tick chart) and use time as the third dimension. Then you have x(50-tick intervals), y(price change) and z(time elapsed). Just an idea, andersenws
The Concept of 3D Charting.
- andersenws replied Apr 29, 2007
Here it is. You might want to post this stuff in the MetaTrader forum. andersenws
indicator with hma slope
- andersenws replied Apr 27, 2007
It's the S1/R1 values for each day. This indicator will only show up on timeframes of 4h or less, obviously. You can google to find out the formula for r1s1 andersenws
Looking for someone who knows CIs
- andersenws replied Apr 12, 2007
The comma is what most Americans would call "point" or period. In some countries the comma and period are switched around. So if I had Ten thousand dollars and 50 cents, it would be $10.000,50 The first number is the price, just without the period. ...
GBP/USD Cost Analysis
- andersenws replied Apr 11, 2007
Well it is my understanding that resistance is a significant level above the price, and support is a significant level below the price. Are you sure you wrote down those figures right? Your Sup is higher than your Res, which doesn't really make ...
How significant are these support and resistances?
- andersenws replied Apr 9, 2007
This is ultimately a personal decision, but at the stage I am in, preventing losses is the main priority. Once a trade is at 50 pips profit, I will move stop to BE or BE+1. Then it is a matter of personal preference on whether to trail or take ...
Stop Loss Management Question
- andersenws replied Apr 6, 2007
Here you go. andersenws
Question.....MT4 'Multiple Timeframe Indicators'!