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Realities of Forex Investment
Passyson
#221 Posted : Tuesday, September 02, 2008 8:17:00 PM
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I am waiting for the ISM manufacturing and US construction spending reports at 5pm before i plunge into the world of comdolls...

Oil did a nasty one there in the last hour...had to exit USD/CAD in a hurry with whatever profits


Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination
NGAATU
#222 Posted : Tuesday, September 02, 2008 8:39:00 PM
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@passyson

I think the USD/CAD spike was caused by the iranian oil minister who was suggesting for an oil cut of up to 700k b.p.d creating fear of the oil and this has sharply led to the situation of loosing around 50 pips to levels of even to 1.063 but i think after the economic data it would bounce back a bit to even 1.07 where i expect it would be resistance level for few min.


@NGAATU
Mtibe
#223 Posted : Tuesday, September 02, 2008 8:58:00 PM
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Hello forex guys.

I am really motivated by this discusionas it is really helping a lot here outside who are interested. What i need to know is how can we have meetings so that we could be giving each other more information.
I trained with a firm wayback in november 07 and i went to demo for almost 3 months as i was told and then started with USD 3500in my live account to maximise on the volume.But since then i only made around $45 in profits and made losses of - 475.I was deeply disapointed and the guy who trained me i realised later did not have the basics as am seeing here,he even requested to buy a system which i bought at $4200 but only helped me for two months and realised that i lacked a lot of fundamentals.So i stopped and started to trade with demo again and partly live and i am now making something.

So i dont know how can i get you guys so that you can brief me as i know there are tons of money to be made but i only followed a wrong approach but i think i can benefit from you guys so that i can make little cash also.
How can i get your mails @ngaatu @toni i already have for @passyson.

Keep informing the public on the reality it is really helpful.

Cheers

Investing is tricky
tonicasert
#224 Posted : Tuesday, September 02, 2008 9:47:00 PM
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Hi,

Am on tonicasert@yahoo.com though am very poor at replying yahoo emails due to some reasons.

Best option would be to post a query here and someone will definately answer.

Cable has started getting heavy support at 1.7780-90 level,with a double bottom in the last 1-2 hours. Once I exit my current short,will take a breather and wait for it to also take a breather (with some retracements of sorts).

Wallstreet has opened on a higher note with anticipated lower energy costs boosting co profitability and easing consumer spending concerns. USD may get some further boost. Lets see....


Passyson
#225 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 7:41:00 AM
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Morning.

For anyone up at this time,I am shorting NZD/JPY...Entered @ 74.3840...Indicators point to a downside so far.

Also shorted the AUD/USD

Happy trading!



Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination
Passyson
#226 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 4:14:00 PM
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Seems like the USD is on another rally against the major currencies

Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination
tonicasert
#227 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 4:44:00 PM
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Hi Passyon,

Yeah it seems USD is still on a run. Today havent traded,been busy.

Looking to short AUD/USD and GBP/USD on upticks. How did the NZD/JPY take you?

GL and GT
Passyson
#228 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 5:17:00 PM
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Hi Tonicasert...

NZD/JPY did me well in the morning...exited before the spike.

Currently short AUD/USD and long USD/CHF...will let them run for the day obviously with my S/L in place.




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NGAATU
#229 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 6:48:00 PM
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@passyson i think we derived the good probability of the USD/CAD the only reason was the iranian news for crude oil but it later drove upwards as we said to even above 1.07 levels ( its now standing at around 1.073) so i do hoped you scooped what was around as we are awaiting the BOC interest announcement.
Man the dollar has been doing crazy things since monday,things were really good.
AS for me i really concentrated on the NZD/USD which shedded almost 118 pips till today during the london session but i went out for less than half of those pips.Am waiting for the NY session where i will still short the Kiwi with target around 20-30 pips.
The JPY is still holding itself up but with the data to be released i will still think of going long USD/JPY looking around 25- 50 pips it wont be bad.But it still holds itself up so i will looking at it carefully.

For USD/CHF i think the next resistance level will be around 1.2000 now.
EUR/USD things are not bad.

How your side?

@NGAATU
kilabe
#230 Posted : Wednesday, September 03, 2008 7:42:00 PM
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@alala

Since you discussed the EDSAS system which you said you dont need to hastle enough i went down and looked at its behavior for the last two weeks or so and i have some few observations which i wanted to share with other colleagues and maybe you and others here in the forum can correct me where it is appropriate.

One thing i realized about the EDSAS is an arbitrage and as you explained you use the correlations of the EUR/USD,USD/CHF which is almost perfect negatively at around -93%.Thats absolutely factual. Again you gave an example of how it operates which i used in a demo account to monitor it,Going long EUR/USD USD/CHF,and Going short EUR/USD USD CHF at the same time. This as you said one correlation pair can go (+245 -215) a profit of +35 pips. In my observation practical for the last two weeks with the volatility in the market i realized the arbitrage can only reduced your losses well as recorrection will be done by the pairs(negative and positive) but i made this opinions:
- Arbitrage/correlations works well for huge funds who in turn use big lots size thats why they are used by big institutions as they can make a kill with the small difference by using big lot sizes but for an individual with small lot size or small fund it will only for minimizing his loss but wont make a lot.
example:
Since last week the EUR/USD was at 1.657 and the USD/CHF 1.0884 looking at the movement of the 2 pairs for long and short for three days you could see that even though there were correction in both long and short the profit which could be derived was not more than +30 pips and most of the times reducing,if it goes beyond 40 pips in profit thats something which you need to take fast.i.e long EUR/USD -$352 (114 pips) USD/CHF + 274 ( 97 pips),short EUR/USD +352 USD/CHF -274 there will be differences which will occur regarding the strength of the movement and this is why i noticed the profit will largely depend on the lot size in correlation as a person with maybe $500000 using 5 stand lots getting a difference of 35 pips will mean 35*50 or $17500 that will be good amount but for a person with $ 2000 as i tested with and uses only mini-lots and gets 35pips with a value of $2 it will be $70 in profit!! So it works well for huge funds and if its a small fund then it can be for minimizing losses.

2. There are opportunities like the spark of the dollar which i am sure everyone made hundreds of thousands as of now will be limited to a person as he cannot take a kill in a certain movement.i.e EUR/USD from 1.65 to level of 1.43 over 200 pips can only be enjoyed by a person who has taken fundamental direction but with the correlation it would maybe get 20pips due to the corrections its making itself for long and shorts.For a person with small funds it would only be an imagination as will realize small but less risky returns.

In conclusion i do think the arbitrage works well for huge funds thats why big institutions or well capitalized guys use them as they can maximize with the difference(using the lot sizes) but for a small trader to use it will only reduce him the losses he may have but will rarely capitalize on the huge gains which will occur in case of spikes as we are witnessing.AS arbitrage is a good thing absolutely but a trader needs to look at the fund volume and lot size as a small player will be not in a bad position in losses and risky but cannot gain much though.

This was my practical observation as i opened a sub-account with a demo account and took long(EUR/USD USD/CHF) on one account and short (EUR/USD USD/CHF) on another account simultaneously.

Another thing is that you dont need stop losses and take profit so i guess you can go to taita hills!!!

@ngaatu @passyson i am also checking on the correlations of the comdolls and will give you a feedback we share my observations.

Regarding the week i am more than happy for the USD.Laughing all the way to bank

HARD WORK,HARD WORK HARD WORK
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