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- Tom81 replied May 3, 2019
Thanks man. I appreciate it. How could I miss it.
- Tom81 replied May 2, 2019
It doesn't give me any "settings" option. It used to give this option, but not anymore. It just automatically installs the terminal to predestinated folder. I've found a way around it. It looks like others had similar problem. video
- Tom81 replied Aug 10, 2018
I'm not holding any position for more than a week. Who knows where price might go. Sure there is divergence between ECB and FED interest rate policies, but inflation might surprise Draghi to change his plans. I take no info for granted in fiat ...
- Tom81 replied Aug 10, 2018
C'mon guys, stop dramatizing, it's just 105 pips daily drop in a summer time low liquidity environment. Probably just Draghi's attempt to lower euro rate as a warning to Trump that EU can hurt US exporters too, if it wants to. Nothing to write home ...
- Tom81 replied Jun 14, 2018
I'd say if you're not experienced trader, stay liquid, trade 10K if you must and when SP500 crashes big time, wait for new QE announcement from FED and ECB then buy stocks of corporations big time when everyone is afraid to buy and hold until QEs ...
- Tom81 replied Jun 14, 2018
EUR/NZD 150 pips trade... Left 50 pips on the table
- Tom81 replied Jun 5, 2017
I don't think even impeachment of Trump would do it, but new hawkish FED chairman, or new ECB president with German origin just might. When smart money becomes convinced era of cheap money is over, they will short stocks like crazy as there are no ...
- Tom81 replied Jun 5, 2017
As long as Asset purchase programs of CBs are in the game and interest rates are hovering around zero, it's the only logical short term trading strategy to short any spike of volatility (or buy in SP500 correction). That's why we need some big scary ...
- Tom81 replied Jun 5, 2017
Summer months are coming but VIX in already at 25 years lows. We can expect even less volatility statistically. What a bummer. Any kind of financial bubble burst soon, please.
- Tom81 replied May 28, 2017
Big central banks never run out of money. They print it out of thin air. It would be good to know how will they react, when shit hits the fan again. If they will bail out everyone with printing more money, it might be prudent to enter on buyers side ...
- Tom81 replied May 27, 2017
Exactly my point. But this has to stop at some point in time. Big central bank assets have jumped to 21 trillion $ in just 5 years. Basically, big central banks are the market nowdays. World GDP is around 75 trillion $, so CBs "own" almost one third ...
- Tom81 replied May 26, 2017
Yes, VIX under 10 again I've read some comments that volatility will not rise until FED, ECB and BOJ stop bond-buying programs and normalize interest rates, which will probably not happen anytime soon. I guess no one wants to go ...
- Tom81 replied May 12, 2017
Why so grim face? Not all retail brokers are scammers and not all investment banks offer great trading conditions. I have traded on Deutsche Bank's Autobahn and Barclays BARX FX platform and didn't like then at all. Their client support servise is ...
- Tom81 replied May 12, 2017
HFT will probably get regulated/banned, it's only a matter of time, like with Libor. Just wait for the next big market crash. You can't have algos deciding currency prices on grand scale, it kills the idea of fair fiat money price. I know HFT ...
- Tom81 replied May 12, 2017
"ECB Could Start Mid-Year to Signal Policy Shift" "Evans: Inflation pressures are still under-running Fed goal" What else could go wrong for EUR bears today? It looks like someone is trying very hard to stop closing the gap. Draghi wll say again ...
- Tom81 replied May 11, 2017
It's not that low volatility makes market untradable, it's just that it's harder to predict what market will do. You can see completed H&S, double top, wedge etc, and often see no follow through. I'm a swing trader, trading price patterns and ...
- Tom81 replied May 11, 2017
Why do people still think, they can just find some holly grail EA, that will make them rich quickly or have very little to no knowledge about financial markets, take on insane risk exposures and then blame their brokers/banks, when they get a margin ...
- Tom81 replied May 11, 2017
Velocity of money in circulation is becoming a real problem. M2 money stock is at its lowest level since the data was first recorded in 1959. No amount of QE can help with inflation, if money is exchanging hands slower and slower. Maybe this is also ...
- Tom81 replied May 10, 2017
GBP/JPY at previous high (breakout or correction)
- Tom81 replied May 9, 2017
VIX at all time low after high profile risk event... Just incredible and far, far, far from normal. Lets hope it's the calm before the storm: