Actually it's not that mad and strange as it may seem. Order flow trading gives you the opportunity to use tighter stops and enter at the beginning of the price move. Of course you have to know the market very well and be very quick sometimes. It's ...

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You can have an idea where and when the stop hunt could be engineered. If you are not right, the stop should protect you. For example, if the sentiment is bullish, you can expect stop hunt around support levels. The big guys want to buy and need ...

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This is probably is a stop hunt. skenobi, explained very well how you can identify a stop hunt - any large tail candlestick arount support/resistance. Mairan, the MM brokers are the conterparty to the trades of their clients. They don't hide this ...

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Some of them think that for larger trades the spread should be lower.

Is anyone here an institutional trader?

Most of the newbies think that spread goes up before major news release because the brokers are bad guys. After you see 30+ pips difference between the bid and ask no the platform of one of the biggest banks before NFP everything seems different. ...

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Probably I should add that the stop hunting is not a dirty trick by the Big guys. They just need the liquidity.

Is anyone here an institutional trader?

I was FX dealer and I worked with other dealers when I was risk manager for a local corporation. My opinion is that the dealers care only about their bonuses. This means that they have to make profits to meet their targets. That's all about the ...

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Order flow based trade. Not recommended for newbies.

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Regarding your discussion about the market reaction to major news releases. This is after a higher than expected US core CPI. The market is overall in a downtrend, but the last few days some short covering is dominant.

Is anyone here an institutional trader?

May be I should clarify the rules of the last posted trades. All the positions are traded via 1-minute UP/DOWN binary options. The broker is regulated in New Zealand and the binaries are not the only product offered. I buy call option on support and ...

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Another 1 minute binary trade.

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Binary trade

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And what does this mean for your average R/R?

Central Banks & Big Players

100 EMA + low

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