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Hi I'm a manual trader, trade usually on news and looking for a consistently low slippage and low ...
a lot of deals between in china and usa are in USD. No exchange so doesn't matter where the USD goes.
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what platofrm is that? 12 pips on eur usd Id have no problem with on NFP
If the above is true then this link is false url Where it states the USD is the most liquid currency. Something doesn't exactly add up does it? This flaw is designed to be profited from by the broker... and the funny thing is, it is at this time ...
Truthfully I think that's where brokers make most of their money not that there's a liquidity issue - it has to be bs.
It's a bit suspicious that a broker can't fill in a price for >10 pips on supposedly the largest most liquid market in the world don't you think?
My strategy is pure news trading, I don't use technicals as they are too unreliable
Hi I'm a manual trader, trade usually on news and looking for a consistently low slippage and low ...
I'm looking for a new broker as well, got hit with a 25 pip slippage on NFP, does anyone know any decent brokers preferably in Aus, US, Switzerland, Singapore with very low slippage during news events, anything under 10 pips would be ideal.
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1.6430 support level
0.9141 major resistance level
Very weak data helped push Gbp/usd lower, potential for more movement as FOMC Minutes and Draghi's speech later tonight....
RBA's meetings minutes helped push the AUD downwards before now currently recovering.
1.3293 held again with 1.3240~ support, watch these key levels for break out.
Employment news, NFP moved this one higher, still fell slightly short of approx resistance of 1.5315
Employment data moved this one higher, however 1.3293 still keeping up as a strong resistance.
1.3293 strong resistance
US Consumer Sentiment pushed AUD/USD lower.