Some do :) It's called CFDs (Contract for Difference).
But it's not permitted in the USA I think. I'm glad they allow it in Germany. It's much better for traders with small accounts.
I'm especially interested in how the market reacted to S/R and trendlines. I'm finally starting to understand which trendlines are "valid" and I wonder if the old markets are similar.
Of course, I can't get the real-time "feeling" - but it's still interesting.
I know, a full data set for free is very unlikely.
I'd be happy with a few example charts. Hourly chart of a week for example.
I'm looking for Forex, DAX and DJ.
Hi,
Does anyone know about (free?) resources which provide hourly intraday data or charts of the 90s, 80s, 70s, ... ?
I don't need a complete data set. I just would like to know how the charts looked like back then. I wonder if the market reacted the same.
Thanks.
There's no doubt that he might have an edge. But it's not as simple as "cutting losers short".
The key is: Where is your entry ? What is a loser, what is a winner ? If you cut your losers short, how far do you let your winners run ? THAT is his edge.
Simply cutting losses short without...
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At least if you don't change the default settings.
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Hi,
can someone expain to me how it is possible to drive up crude oil by speculations ?
Im newbish, so this may be a dumb question. But I'm able to drive up the price by buying crude contracts (well, not really). But this only has a short term effect, because I will have to sell those...