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- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
Of course he was - as a Hedge against his Long Gold and Short Equities positions. But had the vote gone the Bremain way he would have made LESS money. No institution could stay profitable for long if they didn't lock in some profit before an event ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
Sorry, I prefer not to post the link since Forex Factory already consider me to be a 'Commercial' - thus I am prohibited from posting in the main FF threads , even the ones I started years ago. All I do is to try to help people get decent ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
It amazes me that so many traders in FF do not realise that: 1. Most institutions only enter Hedged positions. 2. Those who DO trade directionally usually hedge their position close to the critical time if they are well in profit - to lock in the ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
He was probably only long GBP as a partial hedge against his short equities and long Gold positions. Just as I had a stock position ( on Berkeley) which would have profited from Bremain, but knowing the UK stock Market was closed at the crucial ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
Well obviously the answer is NO, it sounds more like the USA! :- 1. USA imposes its laws on foreign countries regardless of whether that is part of a trade agreement. The EU does this only where it is part of an agreement. 2. Many serious traders ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
I agree with you anonymous 'guest'. the vast majority (not just in these Brexit news threads) think far too short term - you would think that they didn't have/didn't expect to have any children who might suffer the consequences of their 'grab the ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 27, 2016
It is worth the time if you are prepared to take action and learn and test things for yourself. If you expect things to be handed to you as a'black box' then no, but then you will be disappointed continually because there is nothing that can do ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
I have placed explanations of the Market Makers business model, 'Cumulative Delta' and a 'Withdrawal of Liquidity' in my ForexFactory thread called 'Institutional Equivalent Education'. I hope that people understand that I could not go into more ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
I am sure you know that CD is an accumulation of individual bars Deltas . And that a Delta is the sum of all the (lots bought via a Market Order - the lots sold via a Market Order) for each price level within a single bar on a chart. So yes, Cum ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Gandolf13, The only reason that I will be fine is that I know a little about how to trade! My pension is now under serious threat of being hurt badly. But even though I am not a good trader, I followed Soros, Eusebio Nanni and Ray De Medici in ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Sniper, it seems that you don't understand what 'convergence' means! 'Convergence' is just what nobody in the UK, neither Out's nor In's wanted. The headline implies that Juncker is planning to huncker down an override even more nation sovereignty ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Correct, Cameron assumed that the masses already understood that Turkey is less eligible for entry to the EU now under their 'blessed dictator' than it was 10 years ago. They have less human rights and less rule of law, than they did before Erdogan. ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Actually, if you did any research you would find that the idead fro a 2nd Referendum if the result of the 1st was close came for the UKIP leader Nigel Farage. Of course he was expecting that it would be his side losing by a small margin!
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
George Soros is NOT a greedy money grubber like others I could mention. Think US presidential candidate of whom even a prominent supporter of the party said it was very sad that they had to nominate somebody whose sole motive was greed! Soros has ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Cameron has resigned because the whole Brexit was totally unnecessary and was totally his fault! 1. He went along with other politicians in blaming the EU for everything that went wrong. 2. He never praised the EU for the good effects they had. 3. ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 26, 2016
Crikey, we really have a bunch of Numpties in here! Not only does DonFF not understand the Market Makers business Model, but Muntu either does not understand the Cumulative Delta, or has done a very poor job on describing what happened. Price rising ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 25, 2016
Short term as in less than 10 years? - Perhaps, but I may not have 10 years left as am 65 already.
- ianf0ster commented Jun 25, 2016
Just because somebody voted for Brexit does not mean they are uninformed, stupid or a racist. But I guarantee that all that fall into those categories did vote for Brexit.
- ianf0ster commented Jun 24, 2016
@Sniper2000: I am pleased that you can take a nice long term view of it. At my age (65) I am concerned for the now decimated pensions of my slightly younger friends and the lack of job prospects for their grand children except as cleaners, fruit ...
- ianf0ster commented Jun 13, 2016
I don't agree, once people find out how they were conned Boris and Nigel they will be relieved to still be in the EU. However if the UK does leave the EU, then the majority of Scots will want to leave the UK and rejoin the EU - rejoining the EU ...