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So, I was right after all. Upgap signals a good news...yes, it's definitely going up now ...so stock market is more predictable than derivative market

Man just focus on pairs trading. I watched YouTube on high frequency trader the other day. They always pairs trading strategy in derivative market and that's also consistent with academic literature. Anyway, if you are no longer interested in carrying on this thread, I will carry on my self

On 1 minute time frame, I Made a profit by shorting euro. I also set long limit for usdyen but it appreciated without touching my order(shit!!!) Remember that hedge fund (speculators) always use long-short strategy in forex...at the moment, it appears they are using these two pairs. On 30...

Sorry guys no time for this. I am really a busy person. Especially, one doesn't seem to understand the function of futures market. Another doesn't seem to understand the statistical terminologies

Remember I am a high frequency trader?, not an investor I close my positions immediately once the momentum declines. I use the same strategy as hedge fund.

Mr. Big Mac, I don't participate in threads where I am not welcomed. It's just wasting your time. I am only participating in this thread, just to improve my skills by exploring currencies that I maybe overlooking. I don't think there isn't many traders on ET who are on the same page with me...

If this depreciates then it will depreciate upto 1.24275...so make sure you have a good stop setup. But you never know, it could still appreciate but with long positions, I would use limited long rather than market long.

Mr. Big...I seriously think this is really a risky bet. It's going through a congestion and nearly oversold condition, but it's definitely not ready appreciate yet. Besides, it's GBP...

Again looks oversold condition but it should have appreciated if it was intended...but still going through congestion...just be careful

Looks oversold condition on 1 minute timeframe but it's going through either congestion or correction now. On 30min, it's definitely going through correction after some upmove. Just becareful..there is no trend there in Cad

Anyway, oh, my good news, I know how to avoid spikes when trading on bear reversal now! By forming long-short positions with highly correlated currency pairs. In my case yesterday, they were USDJPY and EURUSD. I have just reviewed their divergent/convergent pattern. I am confident using...

Big Mac , do you live in America? why do you only trade around New York closing time ?

Man ~constrarian stratgy on EurUsd (long) and made a nice profit and it's going through a correction again. BUT I did not short USdYen because I find shorting on reversal quite risky because of spikes at times...maybe I still need to gain more experience

Anyone understand the implication of this news article, its on Swap banks? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-21/why-the-federal-reserve-must-become-the-world-s-dealer-of-last-resort Another interesting article on other major reserves...

Man, I just made profit by long USDYen and short EurUSD and maybe US dollar is gaining strength again after the correction yesterday. The strategy I used was momentum strategy anyway. Will do it again when it comes back into my range. But Don't do it now because it's going through a correction...

Good to see you back Big Mac! While you were away, I thought I had to abandon continuing this exciting thread.

Because my PhD research is on hedgers and speculators on Commodity Crude oil futures market. Consistent with previous studies, I also have found that hedgers' overall daily return is significantly negative at 1 percent level. I use Thomson Reuters tick history data from 1996 to 2015, millisecond...

He's a true businessman. Oh, true businessman-president :)

Japanese grandparents are expected to buy US Treasury bonds and so are Chinese parents... What's more? Importers/loanees who need to pay back to meet their current obligation, they will deposit their money in US banks to minimise currency risk and they get interest on the top of it. Don't even...

Yes, there is a ton of evidence that commercial traders (hedgers)'s overall position is negative. Not just negative but significantly negative. They don't have skilled traders and trading is not their core business