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You MUST explicitly make your order LIMIT NOT TP on MT5/AMP in order for it to sit on the ladder

CFD Dow should be 3 off market hours 1.5-2 on market hours. If your are trading 11 wide - you are using a very bad broker

I agree - but its a better baseline than none at all which is what most people do.

Yup. https://60secondinvestor.com/news/day-trading-short-is-a-sucker-bet/

No. Your question is answered.

FXCM and Oanda both publish their book skew for more than 10 year already. If there was are real edge there it would have been long exploited. The crowd is only wrong at the points of extreme the rest of the time they are right -> its called a trend. So fading the crowd on such simple terms is...

No. TV is just a nice front end with point and click order entry. It cannot do algorithmic trades.

RFLMAO - the best post here:) It's a haiku of all YOLO trading

https://trade-commander.com/en/home/

ok I am going to Reply just because my brain hurts from stupidity. Say you have stock at 100 you sell ATM call for 5 and ATM put for 5 - say you do it in 2 accounts so that in one you are also short the stock (covered put) and in the other you are long the stock (covered call) stock goes to...

“Deliberate practice” sounds good but it all depends on what you’re practicing. Most people in this game practice failure. - Spot the f on!

Renaissance does not use price stops - but time stops and sizing

you clearly did execute that trade as it has a ticket number attached to it. FXCM can trace exactly from where and how it was made. Call them and ask them

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US Citizens cannot trade CFDs on a retail account anywhere. It is against the law in US

There is not enough liquidity or retail interest for such AG products. Btw almost all CFDs are hedged with futs and follow a midpoint of front month and cash price.

This guy really doesn't understand fiat money

Exactly right. You just skewed yourself neutral to short. Basically, if the market stays flat or falls you win, if it rallies you just increased your risk with the credit spread

Only wrong if you have 1M+ liquid in a bank - which is not the case for 99.9999% of people reading this post

This makes perfect sense. They didn't earn their profits from Madoff's trading. They earned them from other customers deposits - therefore they are not entitled to them given that this was a Ponzi scheme rather than a legitimate hedge fund operation.