Omg... you need to re-evaluate your strategy.. keep discipline in check...

It was a good trend down ie; eurusd gbpusd.
If i didn't manage to enter, i'lll just sit back & wait for retrace..

What is UT?

I'll advise to learn trading (forex or stock) by yourself.

P/s: teach a man to fish, you have feed him for a life time. Teach yourself to trade, and i think you get the point

I see. That's safe.

I'll advise you then: if those people posting their forex thing, if it's free go and see. But don't put your money in. Learn. But do note that it is high probability of 'scam'.

If you love learning and risk learn forex. If you are scared of losing money, UT will be gooding.

Still longkang arr this week?

Lol...
trading is no where near gambling.
It is predictable.

Careful on audusd nzdusd.
looking for possibility of long..

Can mahh.. no problem... but don't blame people if money lost

Okay... can get profit?
come share share... i test my minis account

Interest rate;

In my opinion, increasing or lowering interest rate is an indicator to the current economic of particular country.
One of the function on interest rate increases is to curb high inflation. you have to do extra homework on interest rate & inflation...

Conclusion, if US increase its interest rate; it is a good sign that the economy is doing good thus increase the demand of usd and it stocks. Otherwise, decreasing interest rate will show the economy is having difficulty thus lowering rate will encourage borrowing, more money to spend and in theory will stimulate growth..

i'll agree to that

it is safe to get to know fundamentals.
read a lot. read everything from economic to political situations as these move market.
for sure reading gossip will not give you anything ..
as time goes by, sooner or later you'll catch the drift..

alamak.... should have traded gbpusd

LOL ..... you're getting the wrong idea.
the main idea is to know fundamentals.
the ultimate idea is experience. (this is to answer to your " tak tahu pun forex sekarang boleh belajar")

i would really like to know if you have traded during Japan earth quake which resulted to fukushima meltdown...?
p/s: if you did, you should not be surprised of recent usdchf move

This post has been edited by poks: May 22 2015, 02:57 PM

analyze me
am i wrong? should i get out?
added another one.... am i right in this trade?

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if this is 1D chart, i'll trade it.


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Lol... let me share my pov.

I'm refering japan earth quake because during that period chf was defended by the central bank (cb). We have seen many cases that whenever cb start to defend currency they tend to give up. Ie: pound vs soros & our RM vs the short... i think from these cases we can clearly see chf defending will fall short sooner or later.

There are few occasions from there on that the cb of chf given out statement that they will defend chf and the movements were hectic, only to return to it's previous move. I just can be surprised with the recent moves.. lol...

As for jpy, i believe it is manipulated/defended and i'm not gonna get myself in for any suprises

Yes it is true technically.
fundamentally, here's what i think; there have been news of usd interest rate increase. Last friday i think the usd cpi is in good position if not better, that will be a fuel for the move as the fed might increase interest as being said earlier. This is sign of good economic of US, demand of usd will soar. But do be careful of suprises

That's why i don't have stop loss. I only take certain amount as loss. When it reach that amount, i close all trades and go plant some vege

still on chf....

when you know previous movements of price/fundamentals of the currency, you know better not to get yourself involved with that pair.

no matter how great is your stoploss, nothing can protect you (ie in the case of chf)
still the best strategy is not to trade that pairs (before the plunge)... see, it just get back to it previous level..

lol that

it's history repeating itself, ie; whenever a central bank defending currency, they tend to fail overtime.

This post has been edited by poks: May 28 2015, 01:28 PM

why close so early?

when it look too good, high chances that it is a scam in working..

This post has been edited by poks: Jun 3 2015, 10:52 AM

still a long way to go for me