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- spinmypip replied Nov 1, 2006
yeah, it depends on the way you see it.
Stop loss, or reverse trend point?
- spinmypip replied Oct 29, 2006
Hi guys, I think what nader said is totally true, and the reason why you think it is not the case, is because you are confusing stops with limits, it's the limits that should be put in a probable reversal point, but not the stops, because reversal ...
Stop loss, or reverse trend point?
- spinmypip replied Oct 28, 2006
Unless you trade tons of lots, you won't be personnaly chased by brokers, as bundyraider said, they chase the stops placed by the whole herd, and not only you. so you only have to place your stoploss a bit far from where you think other people would ...
Script to hide Stop Losses from broker
- spinmypip replied Oct 14, 2006
No no no — IWWW, counter trend trading is probably the most dangerous way to trade, you can't trade like that, you may swing trade when all indicators show a reversal, otherwise just follow it because it's your friend, or counter trade it at ...
CounterTrend Trading
- spinmypip replied Oct 10, 2006
I totally agree, I was talking about all else being equal. I mean not anyone can be recovered from a 5 losing trades in a row, you probably do, but not anyone. thanks
Correct Money-Management using Price-Action (huhh??)
- spinmypip replied Oct 10, 2006
it's not you who can determine how much you will win, it's the market, so forget the maths, first of, losing 2 40 pips is like one 80 pips, and 3 worth 12 is 36, 80 >36, basically here you have to worry because you screwed up. and second of all, you ...
Correct Money-Management using Price-Action (huhh??)
- spinmypip replied Oct 9, 2006
wait a minute, FXsol can't have it's own feed, i mean, it's a 50 pips spike, not a 2 or 3, you must contact them and complain, i'm interested in what they will say, please keep us updated
My trades.. by Yasir
- spinmypip replied Oct 8, 2006
Looking forward to the day when bad brokers will turn bankrupt, I Just don't get it, why FXCM does still exist? I bet it's because most of it's clients are newbies that got hooked from an msn messenger ad. You just play fairly or get lost baby. ...
i got ripped off during the NFP
- spinmypip replied Oct 6, 2006
Hi, If you want to be successful in forex, you have to sacrifice time, and gain experience and learn until you feel that you are able to teach. sorry if i didn't answe all of your questions good luck
Forex gambling?
- spinmypip replied Oct 6, 2006
the NFA, most brokers are regulated by the national futures association. here is their website url
Who monitors broker
- spinmypip replied Oct 5, 2006
Isn't that the latest ISM report that is ranked #1? well if it is, then it's totally untrue, the market moved before this number was released, no way it's the ISM,and FXCM is probably using that table for advertising

Hottest Economic Reports for 2006
- spinmypip replied Oct 4, 2006
I think that only the BOE will determine the path for GBPJPY, will wait
Mouteki Trading
- spinmypip replied Oct 4, 2006
do I see a short in GBPJPY or am I hallucinating?, I'm already in at 221.80.
Mouteki Trading
- spinmypip replied Oct 2, 2006
LOOOL, very funny, in fact, you're right, brokers can be newbies as well LOOOOOOOL that was hilarious

Is there anything else than FOREX ??? That you can make good money.
- spinmypip replied Oct 2, 2006
I'm not sure about the impact of this action here, the us is selling 8billions bills tomorrow, what would happen to the USD, wouldn't it strengthen because the amount of money will decrease in the market? anyone? image
$ for the week of 10/2
- spinmypip replied Oct 2, 2006
WHY before? — Bef why the market moved before the news release, it's UNFAIR?
ISM- Red Alert
- spinmypip replied Sep 27, 2006
I guess it's because traders have given up waiting and went having a cheesecake.
Trading NZD M3 Money Supply
- spinmypip replied Sep 27, 2006
this thread talks about the most important announcement and the effect of each one. url the "trading the news section" in this forum contains a lot of information about fundamental analysis good luck
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