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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010crude looks like it's approaching an important zone.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010Nothing exciting to report.... I took the I17B on GBPJPY last night, and came out at B/E. My gold trade started to retrace off the 50% fib, which was so close to my T/P, that I just closed it manually when I figured the position was done, Good trade ...
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010I have not placed a silver trade yet. Gold on the other hand, any bullish PA in a great location is usually great. (no shorting allowed for me
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010ah! thank. you. bundy. a crappy pin in an amazing location is always better than a massive pin in the middle of nowhere. such was true for the lousy doji on gold that formed on friday, coming off the 50% retracement. It made for a good trade this ...
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010in the meantime, how much of the current trend are people missing out on, while searching for the "reversal" BTW, if GBPUSD closes as a bearish pin today off that 1.45, doesn't that seem a LOT easier to trade, than all these counter trending huge ...
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010it is a lot easier than going against trend... especially as strong as the current one.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010I set a super-tight management on the northbound break, I don't like to be long on it... southbound was much looser management.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 27, 2010lol I caught it, I'm already in a free trade. Let's see if it gets to target!
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010Here's all the pairs that you can trade on a mini-account, and the current spreads from when I took this screen shot, about 10 seconds ago. Also, a lot of people like Oanda, but there's no MT4 on Oanda....
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010Also, if you're trading a small account, you can position-size to the EXACT amount that you need to in order to succeed.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010Well, all it took was for me to miss the freight train that usually results from I4Bs before i realized I shouldn't have a bias. strip the macd's from your charts, and make your OWN bias

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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010I trade on IBFX... I am shocked that we are able to trade such small increments to make the perfect sized position for your risk management technique.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010lol.... I still catch the break (most of the time), I'm just wrong on my bias.... and my bias is short, so you'll probably be wrong

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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010He named it after the I16B, which he later realized he mis-counted, but it was too late, and he already made his account here.
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010actually it's an i17b..... lol I'm so used to referring to them as I4B, that I don't even know after it gets past that....
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Dan Gilbert replied May 26, 2010I16B= Inside16Bar an inside bar that has a high and low range smaller than the previous 16 bars.
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