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srmfx replied Sep 26, 2014Good ol' STE is working again and should be working while the CBs start to normalize the rates
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- srmfx replied Sep 25, 2014
Futures are traded on regulated exchanges and everything is more transparent. If you trade CFDs, you trade against your broker in most cases. This means that you can expect some dirty tricks like sudden spread widening.
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- srmfx replied Sep 19, 2014
Bucket shop tricks by Oanda. They increase the spread for no reason
OANDA Discussion
- srmfx replied Sep 17, 2014
Scottish referendum is tomorrow and it is interesting to see what options markets are telling about it. GBP/USD o/n IV jumped to 18, while the o/n IV for EUR/GBP is 15. 1W is around 16 for both pairs. 1M GBP/USD IV is 9.75. 1M 25 delta risk/reversal ...
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- srmfx replied Sep 17, 2014
You can easily find a broker with 1 pip spread. I always buy on support and sell on resistance. My initial stop is 2-3 pips (for 1 minute chart) beyond the high/low reached during the test of the resistance/support level.
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- srmfx replied Sep 16, 2014
Brent short trade. Stop 10. 1st part +9, 2nd part +16. Stop moved to -5.
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- srmfx replied Sep 12, 2014
It is strange to increase the spread for the wheat CFD at 4:30 PM (London time), because of the UK Inflation Report Hearings that start 15 minutes later. How the UK Inflation Report Hearings can affect the wheat prices? This is ridiculous.
OANDA Discussion
- srmfx replied Sep 11, 2014
Oanda have very strange analysis of the major news impact. They increased 8 times the spread for their wheat CFD because of the UK Inflation Report Hearings.
OANDA Discussion
- srmfx replied Sep 10, 2014
If you trade commodities via futures, the margin is usually high ( url ). Fortunately, you can trade commodities via CFD or spreadbetting account with lower margins.
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