Intraday FX Player

[CFerret]

Posting with some delay, but still: long @ 17, stop b/e already at time of posting this.

 

[CFerret]

Stop moved to +2%.

 

[CFerret]

Closed for +4% gain.

 

[CFerret]

Montila:

Sorry, very busy now, will try to share my experience ASAP.

 

[CFerret]

Had one more loser and a couple more winners, but didn't have time to post them in realtime, so they won't count for journal.

Done for today...

 

[MandelbrotSet]

Quote from monti1a:

Good posts...mate...

charts would help of course....I'm thinking about adding the EC to my repertoire, but I live on the East coast of US.....does the EC move well during the 7 am to 1 pm Eastern Standard Time..when Euro markets are about to close for the day?

or...when would be the best times to trade the EC if you live on East coast?

That actually is a very good time to trade, and I have observed pretty good price movement up through 2p - 3p ET.

Start clocking the hours and you'll see what I mean.

Best

 

[Robert Weinstein]

Great Journal !!

I will be reading and trying to learn the FX market.

Best of luck to your trading CF.

 

[MandelbrotSet]

Quote from 1Reason:

Great Journal !!

I will be reading and trying to learn the FX market.

Best of luck to your trading CF.

CME EuroFx

 

[monti1a]

Quote from MandelbrotSet:

That actually is a very good time to trade, and I have observed pretty good price movement up through 2p - 3p ET.

Start clocking the hours and you'll see what I mean.

Best

thanks for the info..mandelbrotset...

 

[CFerret]

Monti1a:

The best moves are of course around 2 hours after London opening usually. Then comes more choppy period and then again better in front of US opening (a lot of US news then etc).

US session is often quite good and tradeable, but sometimes is pretty dull for some reason.

But still, if you live in US, I see no reason for you to get up at night, US hours are good enough to trade them.

Yesterday is a good example.