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How on earth did you work out what he was trying to say haha

I try to be flat or have very little exposure at the weekends for reasons like this, I’m flat. I’ll see if a trend evolves throughout the day, should be interesting :finger:

Your question does not make a great deal of sense I’m afraid :wtf:

Either do not begin or, having begun, do not give up.

What’s his timeframe? Long or short term? Unless your getting very low spreads it would certainly cost to much to trade short term

What’s the point?? There are much better pairs to trade! Strange, he must know something we don’t

I’m using 100 sma and OsMA indicators. I also like MA envelopes, but you need to get the deviation settings right

Cool, I stand corrected. Sometimes seems like there is a lot of pretend ones

There are no expert traders here

There utter cr#p, rip off spreads and not worth the bother

I can’t use these, they move to sensitive to the price, never suited me.

More likely you’ll lose it before broker security becomes an issue

He should post his verified Myfxbook account on here, then we could look at the trading in a more constructive way

I find averaging and grids best, but getting the right settings is a f@#king nightmare.

Yea, I got into automated trading a couple of years back and I was like, great! I’ve got even more shit to learn now! Thanks for your post, very interesting reply.

Also use envelopes for mean reversion, they don’t even get hit during off peak hours! so work best with day time volatility

I like to trade grid and mean reversion strategies, lately I’ve been working on completely separate settings for different trading sessions. For example, a tight grid with small take profit works well during the off peak periods through the night but gets blown to bits during Europe and USA...

You need to have a solid strategy for which ever scale trend you are trying to ride, or try a range bound strategy they are easier in my opinion as there is a lot of range bound movement in forex

No it definitely isn’t as easy as that, following long term trends is as difficult as short term.

This is a really good comment