Was hoping to see some trader here share analysis also, but this thread pretty much dead, i also no mood wan post now 

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my call for today : EURUSD bearish target 1.3600

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Correlation for GBP/USD with GBP/JPY and EUR/USD with EUR/JPY seems decoupling today .. Any reason?

Hey I want to know if i don't use stop loss (i always put 0.000000) what will happen ? Why i realize some of my trade haven't reach my ask profit level then auto sell ? Am i doing anything wrong ? I'm using MT4

wonder why 2 trades you used 10 lots, other trades you used 0.1 lots...10 lots, you must have deep pockets.

98% fails, 2 survive. That the key... in other word, do opposite what retaik trader do.

I do not understand. If I put my SL as 0.00000 ? What will happen ? I thought this mean that no matter how many I lost, system will not sell my purchase ? no ?

I see. I am new to forex. Mean that whatever the case, I must set the SL ? I'm thinking that I can hold the unit forever, because eventually one day it will gonna reach my set profit level. Now I understand, it is impossible to hold a unit forever unless you have unlimited capital in your account, am I right this time ?

jayzshadower

PM me I will teach you a thing or two on forex trading.

I could also be considered as a newbie. I have been trading forex since April 2013. And it has been almost 10 months.

I have since had 2 margin calls and loss the amount of USD 200. USD 100 on two separate occasions.

I started trading after paying MYR 5,000 for a 3 day class that I regard as a hoax and a scam. You can actually learn for free from the internet and still gain profit with a little bit of luck.

~Blind leading the blind~

How was the worst requote price u experienced? I had experience that some brokers requote 15 pips worser than what suppose to get. When I asked the dealing desk, they claimed that they have the right to do so in high volatile conditions.

Sorry, mistake in typing above, not dealing desk, but helping desk (Help Line). It is a non-Dealing desk broker, but STP broker.  the way they requote is sometimes indirectly, either change the spread value even though fixed spread product or put new manual order in a worsen open price that client placed. May need to print to a log file to trace this issue because the execute time is too fast. Anyone see this before ?

Hi guys, I've heard alot of great things about forex. I don't really know anything about it. Can someone please direct me to a step by step or some info about it? I would like to try some trading. Thanks

1. read babypips
2. trade demo
3. feel confident, deposit real money
4. mc lose money.
5. repeat from step 1 until profitable.
6. get the eureka moment.
7. become succesfull.

what are pips? and what are brokers? Like those website you guys trade on?

what brokers do you retail traders(that's you guys right?) use?
going through babypip now

Avoid Fxpro for now as the minimum trade size is too big for beginners. Pepperstone, FXCM, Fxprimus all have microlots.

what is the minimum I should start with?
the bare most minimum you guys would recommend

You sure?

http://www.fxpro.co.uk/trading/platforms/mt4

HSBC and Citigroup both suspended foreign exchange traders on Friday as a global probe into possible currency market manipulation intensified.

Regulators from the United States arrived in London this week, stepping up an investigation in which they are working with Britain’s financial watchdog to determine whether traders at some of the world’s biggest banks colluded to manipulate the $5.3 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.

The investigations center on senior traders’ communication of client positions via electronic chatrooms, which featured prominently also in a probe into the rigging of a key interest rate known as the London interbank offered rate, or Libor.

As the currency investigation ramps up, the banks themselves are scrutinizing their employees more closely and most are now carrying out internal investigations.

Sources told Reuters that Deutsche Bank suspended several traders in New York this week, while US regulators descended on Citigroup’s London offices.

A spokesman for HSBC confirmed the bank had suspended two FX traders in London, but declined further comment.

The two HSBC traders suspended are Edward Pinto and Serge Sarramegna, said a person with direct knowledge of the situation.

Their positions were not known, but Sarramegna has in the past been head of the G10 spot FX desk, according to numerous reports. Both men are listed as active on the UK regulator’s register of financial industry professionals.

The two men could not immediately be reached at their office phones or company email addresses. Sarramegna could not be reached at his home in Essex, 28 miles (45km) east of London.

A Citigroup spokesman said two FX traders had been sent “on leave”.

The Citi traders are London-based Anthony John and Andrew Amantia, who works in New York, a source with knowledge of the matter said. Both are G10 spot currency traders at the U.S. bank.

The source said the men were suspended on Thursday as a result of investigations into chatroom communications.

Neither man could be reached at their office telephone numbers.

Several traders at several banks have been suspended or sent on leave. Citi last week fired its head of European spot foreign exchange trading, Rohan Ramchandani, following a prolonged period on leave, one source with knowledge of the matter said.

Deutsche Bank, Citi and HSBC are three of the biggest players in the FX market.

Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority began a formal investigation into the currency market in October and the U.S. Justice Department is also investigating possible manipulation.

The FCA is focusing on around 15 banks, whom it has asked for – or required to provide – information about currency trading activities.