not USD surging la, is the dollar fell against most currencies because of the nikkei
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not USD surging la, is the dollar fell against most currencies because of the nikkei
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QUOTE(kelvin_tan @ Jul 24 2009, 07:34 PM) @nirukakl Yala, but that was yesterday where market already reacted, this nikkei up because lots of Asia company announces good results and ppl are expecting the same from Europe and US on the same day. And the surge only occurs at Noon where nikkei already opened for like 5 hours, if its because of US, shouldn't be the surge happens early morning?not because of nikkei. Because of better then expected earnings from many companies in the US |
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QUOTE(kelvin_tan @ Jul 27 2009, 03:22 PM) @nirukakl Ya i remember after US stocks close then only they announce, which always result in what i call "lag effect" which also caused Friday's US trading market under pressure.haha ur guess is as good as mine. If not mistaken that was when microsoft, amazon and one more company reported terrible earnings.. and thats when japan market opens also.. microsoft amazon and the one more company reported earnings after US market close.. which is about 5am our time? Added on July 27, 2009, 3:23 pm@mtsen yeap both ways.. thats y we need both to be a successful trader. As for the Nikkei 1, early that time was pressurized by above event, but before UK trading session opens, ppl start buying on bets that major corporate in UK will post optimist results, but that Microsoft "lag effect" post a greater threat as it reflects software industry as a whole, therefore putting pressure on US market stocks on Friday further pressurize by "Friday" selling by investors who exits position ahead of weekend. |
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QUOTE(atrocitines @ Jul 29 2009, 05:05 PM) u attended it before? I can tell you no, but if you got like years to spend just on the initial learning and researching (from scratch) part, i guess yeh, you could try.it's free and i am going just to have a look around. i think self learning is sufficient, isnt it? |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 29 2009, 07:19 PM) Not all of them earning consistently every month but some of them earning consistently monthly based on their own trading method. Myself wasted a year to catch up with forex, coz previously i given up to learn it, now i'm one of them. Wah, some of them earning consistently every month wo, congrats congrats!! Not many can achieve that..! But for me, Forex is an art that you need to learn everyday as market is Dynamic! |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 29 2009, 07:27 PM) yes, you're right! Earning consistently monthly is not as easy as ABC, because we had done a lot of homework & failure experience on it. Now I also learning & looking for new stuff or strategies implement it into my trading method. Whats your trading method o (eager to know |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 30 2009, 05:18 PM) If you only got USD500, i suggest you open account with IBFX, coz it provide nano lot size which is $0.01/pip while Alpari UK only $0.1/pip. If you're not a risk taker, i suggest you IBFX. Alpari also got nano (or Micro) also....so either is same, it depends on your choices |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 30 2009, 06:55 PM) No, it is not same, Alpari smallest lot offer is $0.1/pip (Micro), IBFX smallest lot is $0.01/pip (Nano). Pls try out the demo then you'll know. No la, Micro in this industry is standard 0.01 Lot which = $0.10 per pip, you can try ask alpari again....Maybe you got the classic account la |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 30 2009, 07:26 PM) Yes, you're right, in Alpari micro account 0.01 lot = $0.10 per pip but do you know in IBFX 0.01 lot = $0.01 per pip? You go to test out the demo then come back to tell me again. If i was wrong, tomorrow i gonna withdraw all my funds and close my alpari & ibfx account. Checked out this IBFX indeed you are right, have Nano....do anyone actually open such account? Cause micro is already...i could say small enough... |
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QUOTE(rstusa @ Jul 30 2009, 07:40 PM) Actually you open micro account with ibfx, you're trading 3 types of lot size which is 1 lot = Mini, 0.1 lot = Micro and 0.01 lot = Nano. If nobody want to trade nano, ibfx doesn't need to offer such small size of lot to it customers. Or its something they do just to stand out of the crowd....thats what many broker does... |
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I think every forex trader trades GBP/JPY.....
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QUOTE(mcko @ Aug 3 2009, 02:50 PM) Thanks guys for the infos, so just to clarify, this interest is what the broker will be paying to me? Not something that I have to pay them for holding the position overnight right? For your first question:On another question, right now I'm still running demos but planning open a live account in the future. Anyone here opening accounts in non-USD denominations? I was thinking to open a GBP or EUR account in case the USD extremely devalue in years down the line. Any advantages or disadvantages by doing this? It depends on what position you're holding and which direction ie: for GBP/JPY (Not all brokers gives you interest) Long GBP/JPY = Brokers gives you interest Short GBP/JPY = You gives broker ineterest 2nd question: Yes you will have advantage, but it depends on your initial deposit, if its small then dun really bother cause you wont see the difference.....if its big like 10k and above (USD) then you may consider. (If you are planning to have those money in that account for like for a long period) |
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