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- JosTheelen replied Aug 24, 2006
Probably you can put it in one large formula, but I think it is better to have first 2 other cells, describing the relation between A and B and betwen A and C. Lets call those 2 cells P and Q. So P describes the relation between A and B and has the ...
Need help with Microsoft Excel...
- JosTheelen replied Aug 23, 2006
The last 3 months, the EURUSD went from 1.25 to 1.29 and back and forth and back, etc. Why would you think it will be different now? What would be the reason of a sudden change these days? If the USD becomes too weak, European and Japanese central ...
EURUSD
- JosTheelen replied Aug 23, 2006
Maybey you should look at http://www.china.org.cn/english/BAT/31.htm At the left there are also a lot of links to other organisations, like the bank of China, the national bureau of statistics, etc. I doubt there is somewhere some nice calendar like ...
China Economic News
- JosTheelen replied Aug 16, 2006
Their 1 pip spread is "Modifiable", so maybe it is only 1 pip on sunday from 3:30 to 3:45 am.

1 pips spread to all major pair??
- JosTheelen replied Aug 5, 2006
My method is the following: 5 minutes before the news, I buy/sell 2 currency-pairs, that behave opposite. In this case I bought EURUSD and I bought USDJPY. 15 seconds before the news, I put a small stoploss on both currency-pairs. When the news is ...
NFP Results....
- JosTheelen replied Jul 30, 2006
If you mean neural networks, maybe you should buy the "light" version of brainmaker and experiment with it. Look at: http://www.calsci.com/
Neural Programming for Profitable trading
- JosTheelen replied Jul 26, 2006
Thanks. I have started to put my newstrades in a database, so I can check the results from time to time. I will add an extra field, for the pips after 15 minutes. Maybe I will get more grip on those trades, after a few hundred of them.

How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 26, 2006
No dude, you're not rude. I (male) thought until now it was 1 or 2 minutes. But the last 2 times I didn't stop trading after 2 minutes, but I waited longer. I had read in this thread your remark about a channel after 15 minutes, so I wanted to try ...
How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 26, 2006
A question: when a pair changes because of a major news event, how long does the change works? Sometimes it looks only 1 or 2 minutes, but other times it looks like 15 minutes. Is there some general rule for that?
How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 26, 2006
I just saw an article here (I don't know you can access it): http://www.svquant.com/documents/ffm_paper_1998.pdf They write that they changed the data in Market Time Data, that means they stretch the time when there is a lot of activity and contract ...
Time analysis - "the other half of the picture"
- JosTheelen replied Jul 26, 2006
It is a system, like a system used in casino's. Put a dollar on red. When you win, collect your money, when you lose double your bet. If you do that for a short time, you will always win. However waiting long enough means that one day you will lose ...
Systems in theory
- JosTheelen replied Jul 25, 2006
According to their website: url very good. But what they exactly do, I don't know. I don't know their language (probably official Indonesian)
How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 25, 2006
First, you will lose the spreads. But assuming that some systems could work, that also means that systems could lose consistent. Just by doing the opposite of a profitable system.
Systems in theory
- JosTheelen replied Jul 20, 2006
I started 3 months ago with a small OANDA-account. By trading carefully and cautious (mainly on news-events) I have around 9% profit. If I do the same the rest of the years, I am very happy.
Success stories
- JosTheelen replied Jul 19, 2006
In this thread there are a lot of these systems mentioned. Your system could also work, but surely you should try it out first and fiddle around with the values. An example, why not 10 minutes for the newsrelease and less pips from the current ...
How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 18, 2006
What can you do in days like today, with more news. First PPI, then TIC-reports and then a Fed-governor who speaks. And tomorrow first the CPI-data and then Bernanke testifying for the senate. All news-items that can move the market a lot. Are the ...
How do you trade news?
- JosTheelen replied Jul 18, 2006
http://www.forexbastards.com/broker_reviews.shtml gives a list of brokers and comments.
retail forex brokers - oanda??
- JosTheelen replied Jul 17, 2006
I think your interest-story is correct. But a high correlation between EURUSD and USDCHF doesn't mean that deviations will go back, like you wrote in the first post. That just depends how the EURCHF changes. Or did you mean something else?
Would this work?