Quote from atticus:
There is no qualitative distinction between a stop placed by a discretionary trader or some retarded EA algorithm. FX is decentralized, so there is no way you're going to know if "they" had massive size to buy into that spike. 5:1 risk at 88% is a marginal positive expectancy, but we both know those numbers are the worst kind of bullshit. 5:1 is not edge.
Quote from davidmaria1:
No no no. Clear manipulation of the markets. Obviously every broker was in on it.................![]()
Quote from sakhter:
All you need is 1 broker & a large enough order size. You're pretty naive if you believe your stops/tps don't show up on level2.. and the fact that *ALMOST* every MT4 broker is sleeping in the same bed.
http://bostontechnologies.com/startbrokerage.html
Quote from sakhter:
All you need is 1 broker & a large enough order size. You're pretty naive if you believe your stops/tps don't show up on level2.. and the fact that *ALMOST* every MT4 broker is sleeping in the same bed.
http://bostontechnologies.com/startbrokerage.html
Quote from davidmaria1:
I use MT4 only for charting, Oanda for orders, and throw small size as well.
That being said, the downward spike on the EUR/USD that is in question only dipped to within 2 pips of that days bottom support.
Not, in my opinion, a good place for a stop.
Quote from davidmaria1:
I misunderstood. I thought you lost money.
$9500. Pretty damn good.
And there I was offering advice........oops:eek: