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- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
Yes I agree that there is something wrong with that. But, what I think is irrelevant - it is what the court thinks. If I don't fill out the form, will the court consider my claim? Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
So now you are suggesting that they will do this even on your demo account when there isn't actually any money on the line??? Perhaps what we are looking at here is a sampling bias? Have you watched the price difference in the feeds for a long time ...
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
So you are suggesting that when you get into a trade your broker deliberately runs their bid/ask in the opposite direction of your trade causing a difference between their quotes and the quotes of other brokers. Do you close the position as a result ...
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
Has this kind of thing happened to you on demo before? Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
You're paranoid (you asked for it)! So what you mean to tell me is a broker (say FXCM) who has thousands of clients all with differing opinions on what a currency is going to do at any given point in time is going to wait for you to place a trade ...
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
I simply risk a % of my account balance in every trade. If I start with say $100k and risk 2% I am risking $2,000. If I make $20k I will then be risking 2% of $120k or $2,400 so my position size will be 20% larger as will my profit or loss on the ...
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
Have you heard of compounding? I compound my accounts - the more money I have, the more I trade, the more I make. Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 20, 2006
So are you suggesting that we need to do nothing and at some point in time we will recieve our funds (or part of them)? Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 18, 2006
As far as I can tell you need to fill out this form: http://www.refcoclaimsdocket.com/Refco/PDF/RCMBlank_POC.pdf Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 16, 2006
If the system is 100% mechanical then I would back test it over as much data as I could get my hands on (with a backtesting program, not manually). If it is intraday I would use back to 2001 and end of day back to 1994 (just because that is the data ...
- DrRock replied Apr 15, 2006
Merlin, I am not sure what you mean when you say that RefcoFX clients haven't lost any of their money. I have a refco account and for me to recover my funds I have to line up with all the other account holders and creditors of the business. The ...
- DrRock replied Apr 15, 2006
But what is the spread on the futures market? The spread on EUR at Oanda is 1.5 pips which means you pay $15 for a standard contract. What would the spread be on the equivalent futures contract? Do you really pay spread on FX? I don't think that I ...
- DrRock replied Apr 14, 2006
Ibo, I can't look at where the colours change because I don't have MT4. I wish to program it into Wealth-Lab developer so I need the definitions that you have used to code it into MT4. Thanks Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 14, 2006
Ibo, For the benefit of those of us who don't use MT4, can you please explain your trend definitions? How do you define a blue, red or green candle? Please also tell us how you define an arrow point up? Thanks Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 12, 2006
Wealth-Lab is definitely the way to go. If you live outside the US you can get it otherwise you will need to be a Fidelity client and they don't offer fx. You can get a live data feed into Wealth-Lab from www.forex.datahq.com.au. This is the ...
- DrRock replied Apr 4, 2006
SMJ, Can you please tell us how you define when the market is range bound? Thanks Simon
- DrRock replied Apr 4, 2006
Please Cut The Crap — Hi Guys, I am quite interested in this topic of the Vegas 4-hour tunnel method and I have just read the postings that were put on in the last 12 hours and about 10% of them actually related to the issue. Can we please ...
- 4 hour tunnel confusion
Hi all, I am slowly working my way through the 4 hour tunnel document that I downloaded and I have ...
- DrRock replied Mar 30, 2006
Try here for the FXCM thing I was talking about: http://www.propfx.com/traders.html Simon
- DrRock replied Mar 29, 2006
FXCM have a cadetship style of thing where they will let you trade their money. Check that out at www.fxcm.com Simon