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Yes and no. In many cases you can predict future price movement based on technical side and fundamental one. I would say fundamental side matters in 80% of cases, while the rest 20% goes for technical side. This is how market works, this is how price takes a particular direction and keeps with...

Wait wait wait… you jumped directly to the settings, without giving any pretext… What type of MA are we talking about? Average, Exponential, Smooth? I guess the length doesn’t matter in this case… I saw the picture in this thread when a guy compared the adjusted MA with your settings and just a...

Wow... the experience is inspiring. Still I don't believe in the existence of any profitable strategies, even despite the fact some of the man really be handy and have good indications. Trading is a very fickle thing and after a series of harsh fluctuations of the price of certain asset, or...

Eur/Gbp is too hectic from a technical analysis standpoint. Managed to get some substantial profits at one point, but since then I’m struggling with it. Didn't try fundamental analysis properly though. Perhaps it will work better.

I’m not against margin trading on cryptos as a concept, it mostly depends on the level of margin Cboe decides to establish.

Good noticing. But these kind of situations need to be taken with a grain of salt. I mean sure, when you pull up the whole options chain for a certain maturity, and you don't see any kind of unusual bearish activity, nothing that raises any alarms, right? And then you notice, that for a...

Oh it definitely is. But as far as I remember, Interactive brokers use their own proprietary platform. And my experience tells me that custom platforms are not very good with trading bots. At least with the implementation of the standard expert advisors certainly. What trading bots are you using?

I’m not sure about that. Since Trade.com DMA trading is performed via Interactive brokers trading platform it could be complicated to do so.

Honestly I don't think all crypto will collapse. Some of them would have all sorts of problems. Nevertheless I believe the current state of crypto assets is a necessary period of crypto adoption. In the long run I don’t see how the whole crypto market will just vanish without a trace.

It’s much more simpler to execute trading ideas if you know the fundamental peculiarities of a certain asset. So it's almost like trading without risks. As you are aware where the price is gonna be anyways.

That’s exactly what I meant by saying DMA account is more for pros, rather than ordinary traders. Because these are the things that 99% of retail traders don’t know about. And all of the instruments presented in the DMA account are like that. Even the most common equities or ETFs require a lot...

LOL. wait for 10 years to get 0.242% profits. That’s what I call value!

Or you can invest in non US or EU fixed income. As far as I understand not every country is concerned about raising interest rates. I know that the Bank of Japan has a completely different view on monetary policy than the western economies.

Hmmm… I didn’t think about it in this way. Yeah, you right! Centralized crypto coins. Haha, it’s an oxymoron!

Branos, Enough off topics. I want to ask you as a DMA account owner, can you trade cryptocurrencies there? Since crypto is a hot theme at the moment, I thought maybe Trade.com DMA has some advantages trading crypto.

Hmm… I view the traditional education system as a community of like-minded people or colleagues. All the UNIs are also places for sharing and generating brand new ideas, not just knowledge sources. Similar to our forum but at a bigger scale. I wouldn’t underestimate the creative power of the...

Hello guys, let me give my two cents. I feel like DMA is in general for more complex trading entities like pension funds, mutual funds, life insurance companies, private equity funds etc. It requires much, much deeper knowledge in the financial area, maybe even economic education or something...

Demo account is the only option for beginners on the market, because in this case they are able to learn the fundamental base of trading activity and create their own strategy. If your broker doesn't provide you with demo account you have several options then. The first one is the easiest -...

Actually, it doesn't matter which broker you will choose for scalping, because all the brokers offer good conditions for scalpers. The matter here for you is that there will be less requotes and delays. In this case all brokers offer fast order execution, however there might be an issues with...

I am convinced that scalping is pretty risky, however all types of trading activity implies risks. It doesn't depend on the type actually. Whether you open short-term positions and lose them, or you will open long-term positions and you will lose them. The matter here is the time, if we speak...