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- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 30, 2016
That's what i mean: image That's the case for instruments like Gold or Silver which lag the FX market on Sunday by 1 hour. It adds up and any calculations that also uses precious metals will be distorted.
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 30, 2016
Not only MT4 has "holes" ("missing data") in the bars, i've also seen and worked with very expensive software which couldn't even handle proper % calculations. Instead they used normel pip or point-change. The result was completely devastating. MT4 ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 29, 2016
Crude Oil and USDCAD is a big factor. I haven't looked much into it but i would definitely trade in general from balance to imbalance cause the risk:reward goes from 1:5 to 1:8 and occurs more often.
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 15, 2016
Very hard to explain, it involves a lot of math. That's how it looks like on a 100 EUR Demo playing account: url ;-)
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 13, 2016
If you take all imbalances from the EUR and USD currencies, then you get C In order to balance them out, you have to trade A (EUR/USD) and B (all other currencies). In the picture are some obvious examples: image
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 13, 2016
What you are talking about is latency arbitrage between two or more brokers (taking advantage of different quotes). Very hard to achieve with no colocation,spreads and slippage. Maybe you have luck when the market goes crazy after a big news event. ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 11, 2016
Since "Bear Stearns" and "Lehman Brothers" everyone knows what happens if banks and their risk management fail.
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 11, 2016
This is how all imbalances within the 8 major currencies look like: Daily image and 30min url
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 9, 2016
That's the relationship between them: image ;-)
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 8, 2016
For example the AUDNZD: from AUDUSD, NZDUSD the OS is: 0.5, 0.5 Without math it's impossible. That's for example right now the AUDNZD: image The NZD Leg is leading or correlating since 27. May with the OS. So i look for imbalances between them for ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 7, 2016
As long as it remains to 1 PM i will look into it. ;-)
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 6, 2016
First i calculate the "overall spread" with 2 different pairs (with them you can rebuild the underlying). Then for each pair i calculate its leg-spread. Which one correlates most with the OS, i can now see if price of the underlying is expensive or ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 5, 2016
The Brexit imbalance is for the most part now equailzed between Banks and CBs : http://www2.pic-upload.de/img/31128392/eq.png In most "British vs. European markets" (red line),too, as the pic in post 154 already showed: ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 3, 2016
Maybe that's what you meant. It looks like that and it offers due to these imbalances good trading opportunities in the EURJPY: url
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 2, 2016
Internally for Forex the 8 major currencies (USD,EUR,JPY,GBP,CHF,AUD,CAD,NZD), but only for smaller imbalances. If there occur bigger imbalances that reveals there is now a real trend. They can and often be balanced out elsewhere (not in the FX ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 1, 2016
Yes, on many markets. I also make simple intraday trades in these two FX pairs, most time in the direction of the longer term trend. AUD/CAD (because of AUD/USD and CAD/USD) or AUD/NZD (AUD/USD & NZD/USD correlation). Arbitrage in ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jul 1, 2016
It's measured all the time. 24/7 Imbalances could be fixed at any time. Here is another tradeable synthetic: it shows British vs. European markets (red line). image
- UnnamedPlayr replied Jan 9, 2016
I also wouldn't recommend short term trading (or scalping) for the most (99%) traders. Better focus on catching a good portion of every weeks trend/direction and if you're more advanced then scale in aggressively . For that you really have to sit ...
- UnnamedPlayr replied Dec 21, 2015
Each represents a pool of very specific instruments. One internally in the FX market place and the other externally.