CHF 10.01. It started to weaken at 10:30 am.
AUD 10.01. 05:40 am Strengthens.
So at 10:30 o'clock long setup AUDCHF.
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Disliked{quote} Chake, Thanks for the compliment and appreciate your inputs... You mentioned to treat max +ve -ve pairs like trending pairs and hit them with a trend following strategy. Is there any rationale in going for trend trading as opposed to range trading? When a pair is at the max +ve or -ve, can one also consider that it is nearing exhaustion and potential to give it's position to some other pair? ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Lately I'm geared more towards range trading, it has its merits (higher succes rate, short trade duration to name a few) witch suit me better at the moment, but that's different for each of us. Other advantages can be found for trend trading, but I'm a scalper I guess. Combining the two would be ultimate achievement offcourse. Considering your question about exhaustion, from what I heard trend traders make use off so called "fat tail distribution" wich means that an object that is moving will more likely continue moving in the same diirection,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi there. CHF 10.01. It started to weaken at 10:30 am. AUD 10.01. 05:40 am Strengthens. So at 10:30 o'clock long setup AUDCHF. {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedWhat to do in this case?Let's mention everything home?Maybe everyone here is a loser?Take a trench and lie down? What shall we do?Help usIgnored
DislikedWhat to do in this case?Let's mention everything home?Maybe everyone here is a loser?Take a trench and lie down? What shall we do?Help usIgnored
DislikedI once created an unweighted index for each of the 8 currencies. Everything was fine until I decided to index the indexes...... Now I thought that I messed up with the formulas, however after double checking what came upon my eyes was the literal interpretation of "Forex is a ZERO sum game".... {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Nobody moves anything! The market is basically a fixed mechanism like a Swiss watch! When you rotate one gear, all other connected gears rotate proportionally based on their size. The only thing that is really moving is the money from your account to the account of the broker/banker on the other side. The original concept of the mechanism from 1900 was probably based on actual mechanical gears located in some secured bank basement in the Swiss Alps. Today it's all electronic. (Or at least that's what they tell us.....).Ignored
Disliked{quote} Just to say it.....you are the only one the entire factory should listen to imo. What you are saying is spot on a d one of the primary reasons why I quit Spot FX. It's a sink hole that sucks you deeper and challenges your intellect beyond any other field of research I have personally encountered. I am still rooting for your success to crack this behaviour of 28 pairs into discrete repeatable mathematically- driven sub-atomic process to exploit. I came close to going insane over this shit so had to pull myself out before it was too late lol...Ignored
Quoting alphaomegaDislikedThis is where all of this financial magic happen.Ignored
Disliked{quote} And the moon landing is fake, vaccines cause autism, ... Since the Swiss make chocolates and time pieces then, of course, it follows they must be using "magic" (your words) to control the world's financial markets. I don't doubt there are powerful financial forces at work, but what about ICE (Intercontinental Exchange) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange? Are they also in cahoots with the Swiss? I seriously doubt there is some mechanism in the basement of some evil Swiss banker that arbitrarily allows him (or, perhaps, it's a her) to totally...Ignored