Recent content by wizard3

I agree totally thats why I do trade.....just my 3 pips

it may be ready for a quick upmove as stockmarkets go into free fall.....however there may be a longer period of consolidation before we have another major move over the old 800 highs.Has anyone taken a look at the chart of the rise in gold in the late 70s? It gives food for thought!

The Euro hardly gave any ground during all that gold and silver weakness. The reaction could have gone down to 1.26,it did not : so perhaps we already want to crack the 1.30 level and start the big currency crisis that may also begin to send stockmarkets into a mini crash....

but have you ever tried saxobank.com as I mentioned several times.....

Gold can easily come down for a while,but so what? Gold traded sideways for 25 years. In the old days (80s) the normal gold position was 5 per cent of the portfolio! just figure out with compound interest how much gold in the world would have to go into average portfolios to hedge against...

you can take a look at the swapnote contract on LIFFE and compare it to the euribor sequence. Ib offers a spread trading window,so you can take a look at the yield curve that way.Good luck!

The market talk is bearish on the US Dollar ,generally this would make me skeptical,but the Euro has given little ground despite the weakness in gold. If we break above 1.30 we can probably make it to the old highs. Based on currency movements in past cycles we may eventually get to...

Many brokers and banks offer demos but the good thing about Saxobank is the fact they have such a wide range of products. For the more pro trader Interactivebrokers.com is probably the best but their help is basically all electronic,whereas Saxobank have a human touch,good luck!

Try the demo of Saxo Bank,this is live and you can do it for a month. they are not the very best of platforms but not bad for people who want to trade almost everything at relatively low rates www.saxobank.com

Thanks,have looked at that but doesnt seem to be a conclusive answer. I would like to know if anyone in Europe mainly UK,Spain and Luxembourg is using a Blackberry for access to IB and is happy with the result. I tried logging in with a Nokia phone ,and got to the website but somehow it was...

Has anyone in the European area had experience using the mobile trader from Interactive? If so which phone is best suited?(Is blackberry any good for their service?)