For "real time" coverage of Spot FX, check out http://www.forexlive.com/ . Former currency desk dealers commenting free of charge almost "live" on FX related news events. Very useful.
The other useful coverage is 2000 USD more expensive...
question for experienced 6E traders
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For "real time" coverage of Spot FX, check out http://www.forexlive.com/ . Former currency desk dealers commenting free of charge almost "live" on FX related news events. Very useful.
The other useful coverage is 2000 USD more expensive...
Fxintruder had a nice journal "Neither Tech or Macro". He was a currencey trader primarly.
I learned some things from him. He was very thorough and i think one can learn some
from his process , knowledge and work ethic.
I have a feeling he was a Market Profile user, but, he never said. He focused a lot on major levels. But then again, who doesnt.
I learned some things from him. He was very thorough and i think one can learn some
from his process , knowledge and work ethic.
I have a feeling he was a Market Profile user, but, he never said. He focused a lot on major levels. But then again, who doesnt.
Could someone explain why you would trade spot fx vs 6E futures? All I hear is regurgitated explanations from dealers and exchange officials.
From what I see with closely sized contracts,
Avg USD/EUR spread is 1.3 and you pay $13 or $26 rt.
Avg Futures commish is $ 5 or $10 Rt.
That's is an incredibly big difference in cost if you trade intraday.
From what I see with closely sized contracts,
Avg USD/EUR spread is 1.3 and you pay $13 or $26 rt.
Avg Futures commish is $ 5 or $10 Rt.
That's is an incredibly big difference in cost if you trade intraday.
Say you are a piker, and 6E is too much for you.