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- Bilstein replied Nov 9, 2017
You may get the chance today. I know things will start to slow down a little before lunch time. This range we're in now is like a "combat zone." If the buyers can bust the high, there's a lot of sellers who may bail and extend the range upwards.. ...
- Bilstein replied Nov 9, 2017
I'm trading futures. I know it's not the same thing so our prices will be different. But the markets do move in tandem with one another. Before FXCM went belly up here in the US I was using futures transaction data to trade spot with much success. ...
- Bilstein replied Nov 9, 2017
Yeah, really. That offer didn't get filled with much intensity, buyers were exhausted, took it short at the top targeting a large bid. I bailed a little early but I ain't complaining @ $12.50 a point. I was just trying to contribute a little. I ...
- Bilstein replied Nov 9, 2017
Big offer here trying to bait price higher. Buyers are going to have to work hard to bust the day's high.
- Bilstein replied Mar 6, 2017
Don't listen to that moron. No BS Day Trading is about trading futures. Since the collapse of FXCM US, I've moved to trading futures and use the tools in that video. Thing is, it's not applicable in it's purest form in spot Forex for two big ...
- Bilstein replied Sep 6, 2016
Consistent with Futures market too. image
- Bilstein replied May 26, 2016
It's tough to take recommendations from the loser pool on the internet. Realistically speaking, if you're trading with a regulated broker (US or otherwise) with a good assortment of research tools and a platform you're comfortable with, you're fine. ...
- Bilstein replied May 16, 2016
If it means anything to anyone, FXCM offers their SSI real-time on their Trading Station 2 platform now.
- Bilstein replied Apr 11, 2016
It's showing the same thing. I mentioned earlier, the rates you see aren't going to match what your broker charges or pays you. Brokers, as I mentioned before, have leeway with what they charge as rollover. In OP's case, FXCM charged him way too ...
- Bilstein replied Apr 11, 2016
The problem with your experience is that you've already formulated a bias without seeking to understand the underlying cause. I do not work for FXCM, that's just ridiculous. Hell, I never even insulted you for switching brokers, if you felt ...
- Bilstein replied Apr 11, 2016
I would say that the spike in the LIBOR rate triggered it. The difference(s) between FXCM's charge and other brokers' charges really can't be known unless we hear from others at other brokerages who experienced (or didn't) the same thing. ...
- Bilstein replied Apr 11, 2016
Don't worry man, I'm not coming at you or anything. I just want to see a clearer picture. When it comes to rollover rates, there are two methods brokers use to calculate their rollover fees. One is the "end-of-day" rate. They'll only use the last ...
- Bilstein replied Apr 10, 2016
Yeah, but not Teletrader. image You're grasping at straws at this point. Edit: I'm not going to convince you to stay at FXCM, lol. People are free to use whatever broker is conducive to their bottom line. I was just pointing out the ...
- Bilstein replied Apr 10, 2016
So, if changing the server remedied one problem for you, all you're left with is the rollover issue. They actually posted an article on DailyFX about the "squeeze" traders could possibly feel as a result of the end-of-fiscal-year rate spike. It shot ...
- Bilstein replied Dec 3, 2015
I took this earlier as a joke to send to my wife. image If it makes you feel any better. That's a 100 point limit order, btw - But I don't really rely on the appreciation in value of my positions nor do I concern myself with "timed" ...
- Bilstein replied Dec 1, 2015
I was close. image
- Bilstein replied Nov 11, 2015
Absorbing currency risk while capturing long-term interest rate differentials. Here's a chart.
- Bilstein replied Nov 11, 2015
There's nothing inherently wrong with using indicators. I don't use them myself anymore but that chart... C'mon man, that's ridiculous, lol. The point I was trying to drive home is that when it comes to indicators, most of the time, the basic stuff ...
- Bilstein replied Oct 22, 2015
I kinda feel like it does.