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  1. #411
    Member ina99's Avatar
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    Hi,

    Let say I have $1000 capital with 1:200 leverage. Pairs EUR/USD. Always said, commerce not more then 10% of yr capital. My Q, the way to set a volume in order form that equivalent with 10%...

    Thanks
    with that amounts of capital, I presume you use a minilot or micro lot broker. I usually tell people the easiest way is to presume that 1 miniature lot (0.1 lot) is equivalent to 100 usd. So we can simply say that trading 0.1 is equivalent to trading 100 usd which is - in your case - equal to 10% of your equity

  2. #412
    Junior Member alexml22's Avatar
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    Hello, I thank you! I have a lot of questions. . Ok where to begin.
    What trading egies are most popular with 1kt members?
    When should I take the step from demo account to actual account?
    What's a secure broker to trade an account as small as 1000$ 1000 with? The reason I ask is because on forexbastards.com that they make it look like virtually all brokers will deceive you and take all your money...
    Can it be really in a brokers greatest interest that you lose money?
    When you've got a positive trade... where does the money come from? the broker? traders? From thin air? This confuses me.

  3. #413
    Hello,

    Let say I have $1000 funds with 1:200 leverage. Pairs EUR/USD. Always said, trade not more then 10 percent of yr capital. My Q, the Way to put a quantity in order form which equivalent with 10 percent...

    Thanks

  4. #414
    I read a thread on cliqforex that recorded a variety of futures expirations dates (so traders could check before launching positions). Could somebody please explain or direct me to info that explains why futures expirations dates are important to check before launching forex rankings?

    Thanks Beforehand,

  5. #415
    Here's a link to a site that record the opens/closes of major markets. On it states:
    After the New York Markets Close, for a period of 3 Months, during summertime, and 1 Hour through Winter (N. Hemisphere)
    No Major Forex Market has reported as being open.

    Http://www.worldmarkethours.com/Fore...htm?12,0,1,0,8

    Though a major market may not be available the price can still proceed during these hours, so yes the price can move throughout your stop

  6. #416
    I always hear Forex is a 24-hour market, but is there a market involving the near New York and also the open of the Asian session on weekdays? (I know it's closed the majority of the weekend)

    Specifically, I'm curious because If I placed a trade, state Tuesday, would the market potentially gap between the New York and Asian session Tuesday afternoon/evening and operate through my stop loss?

    Thanks Beforehand,

  7. #417
    I thought I would just make a post to have this thread back to the start of the forum individuals would have a better prospect of seeing it.

    Go on and ask, I'm all ears.
    my fault...I should be the one doing this....

    always great to have people kind enough to help others out....

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