Search results

Another likely scenario is that you make it to 20K before going back down to 4K -- always keep that in mind. Good luck!

Who isn't short or would only go short at this point, besides those who were long from far below? I would take that into consideration.

Ok, which one of you is trying to buy back 50MM cad at this time of day? :)

I've been a faithful realtick user for years now (for better or worse), but I'd have to say that their quotes have been pretty much on the ball for quite some time now (charts tend to lag about .5 sec).

And I thought I was giving them a compliment :)

If rsi gets you in the trade, how does it get you out in a strongly trending market?

Relevance of one's stops will match the entry. If your enter positions at meaningful junctures (whether technical, fundamental, psychological), your stops will have meaning as well. If your reason for entering a position is because "it's up/down too much", then yes, your stops will be...

Trade smaller. Use stops.

In the real world, it just somehow doesn't workout that way :)

Don't mean to mess with your head, but "no stops" only has to not work once, if you know what I mean. Hope you have a mental number in mind.

Careful, '91 lows are a blink away. Might be a vacuum underneath.

"Bunch of f*ckin nonsense" -- GGGR

When does liquidity shift to june on the 30-yr? Thanks.

You're forced to trade eur/usd at 3-5 pip spread while the rest of the world trades at 1. In this case, "slippage" would be the kindest euphamism for asschurning.

Aside from the rest of the crap on the first post . . . I love how they automatically connect "largest market in the world" with no slippage. Please explain what being down 3 pips immediately following every single execution is on a liquid market like eur, if not slippage.

Good point. The importance of not overleveraging one's account is really overlooked. I think most of us (myself included) have that overarching objective of finding that "perfect" edge and then leveraging the hell out of it. Yet overexposure to risk can ruin any edge no matter how...

That's quite a dollar rally. You must be trading from australia? :)

I hope that's an accurate assessment. Anyways, once you abandon stops, I think the tendency is to become less stringent with timing of entries, so the change may become self-defeating as you are not trading exactly the same as you were had you still believed a stop existed behind every...

I had the same problem and was told the clock graphic was a bug for after hours stop-limit orders on ecbot (order was still active). After upgrading to build 856 the clock disappeared.

If you trade a single market, day in, day out, you should pretty much get all the important levels in your head anyways. Is it suicide? You never know til you try, and who knows, you might surprise yourself.