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- CableJ replied Sep 13, 2022
Exited U30 long 5 min before CPI release..... missed the disaster lol MFF's discord should be pure comedy with endless complaints about slippage today.
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- CableJ replied Sep 12, 2022
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- CableJ replied Sep 8, 2022
Per trader.... same order across multiple accounts executed @ same time would be competing for the same available liquidity @ price levels.
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- CableJ replied Sep 8, 2022
The art of the trader who wants to trade in large amounts is to massage not rupture the lp's pricing by allowing time (milliseconds) for market maker algos to replenish liquidity at the existing (or nearby) price levels. 5-10 lots every 50-100ms ...
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- CableJ replied Sep 8, 2022
Back when I had access to a Tier 2 PB institutional setup (Hotspot + EBS + Deutche Bank + Citi + UBS) before US regs completely shut that down in 2009, you could fill 100M in EUR/USD going about 1-3 pips deep in the book 3am-11am est. NO ONE is ...
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- CableJ replied Sep 8, 2022
A trade management EA (Trade panel, Trade Manager, Magic Keys ect.) will save you alot of aggravation & mistakes. Just enter the Cash or % balance/equity risk per trade and let it calculate the correct position size... problem solved.
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- CableJ replied Aug 30, 2022
That applies to the real market, this is fantasy world... just splitting your ticket into smaller bites and firing them all simultaneously might be a loophole around their slippage filtering algos.
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- CableJ replied Aug 30, 2022
Last year was 5.8 Sortino but it typically fluctuates anywhere from 2-6 from year to year. Over risking @ 2% which does add luck into the equation, I'm around 70% passing phase 1s. @ responsible risk that drops down to around 40-45%. Even though ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 28, 2022
Very few approach prop trading logically by dialing down the risk once live. Almost everyone (including myself) is forced to over risk in phase 1 to pass. I always do 2% risk in phase 1 to get it over with as fast as possible. I have a successful ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 27, 2022
Swing traders with larger SLs scaling in @ 2-4% risk per day until they max out margin during an extremely cooperative daily trend can still go wild at FTMO. What goes up... comes down even faster! This kind of strategy during a 2008/2019 cliff ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 26, 2022
Then you should be a multi millionaire by the end of the year.
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- CableJ replied Aug 26, 2022
if 5%ers would simply just match FTMO's offering... their growth would skyrocket quickly.
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- CableJ replied Aug 26, 2022
Fed is trying to manage the market without crashing it. The market is hoping the fed stops raising rates. Historically, once hike cycle starts it usually lasts >12 months (currently month 5) and ends with CPI < federal funds rate... the street is ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 21, 2022
CFD's are banned in the US.... the CME has to protect their existing volume from competition, they also can't give up those lucrative rollover fees that roll in every 2-3 months on long term trades that don't exist with CFDs. Actually leverage is ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 20, 2022
I would worry more about US broker's piss poor trading conditions than the risk of them going bust. The one thing about US regulated brokers is that if they do go bust a competitor usually buys their customer base. Offshore they just run off with ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 19, 2022
I was thinking about something..... is it even possible for these props to B book? Unlike a broker, there is no trader capital on deposit to withdraw B book wins from. The prop would have to go to market to make money on the opposite trade. With the ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 19, 2022
MFF is just as big as FTMO, if not bigger now. FTMO's largest payouts vs MFF have been eyebrow raising lately. Strong trends with no/minimal corrections like recently in JPY or currently in the indices lead to big payouts by aggressive high risk ...
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- CableJ replied Aug 19, 2022
TFT does allow copy trading to/from/between their royal account. Their standard eval program also allowed copy trading but only as master to external accounts;.
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- CableJ replied Aug 18, 2022
It's basically the same thing, you just run the bridge locally vs Dupilkium running it on their backend. Saves on monthly fees, however a user is also paying them for technical support to solve issues that crop up.
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- CableJ replied Aug 18, 2022
I remember seeing a couple ctrader mt4/5 bridges. Might be something to look into... a. ICM Ctrader > ctrader/mt4 bridge > prop mt4 b. ICM Ctrader > ctrader/mt4 biddge > prop mt4 w/ copy trader > other prop mt4s
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