If I can be guilty of helpingcliqforexmembers then it'll be well worth dropping one trading egy. I really don't think there is any danger of that, regrettably.
If I can be guilty of helpingcliqforexmembers then it'll be well worth dropping one trading egy. I really don't think there is any danger of that, regrettably.
Thanks to Ezzy, who pointed me to a video that shows some tools that can be used for anybody who's interested in trading this way.
I also did some hunting and found a couple of others.
First, the Oanda sentiment index.
Https://www.oanda.com/forex-trading/...rex-order-book
I like how you can scroll through a timeline to learn how the order book changes.
The IG client opinion index. I like that it has Bitcoin.
Https://www.dailyfx.com/sentiment
Dukascopy market sentiment that I mentioned before.
Https://www.dukascopy.com/swiss/engl...tch/sentiment/
Saxo Bank Forex Open Positions
https://www.tradingfloor.com/tools/fx-open-positions
This one looks very sophistied and using daily charts you'll be able to return through 5 decades of information.
Unfortunately even though I guess that these could be powerful instruments intraday, I don't know enough about them or market microstructure to have the ability to make decisions beyond going counter to the majority. Maybe someone more knowledgeable can help. I will play around and let you know if I can figure out anything.
Because they want to be smarter than the markets and they belive that thei are smarter )
This site appears to offer you some resources that appear to compliment what you're doing. Good luck with your thoughts and your thread and decent Trading, Clemmo17.
https://fxssi.com/tools/
Cheers
BTS
Thanks. That is helpful. The instrument shows that althoughcliqforexmembers got on the ideal side of GBPJPY that the majority of traders remain brief. Still, I wonder if I must stay true to my original theme and only use thecliqforexexplorers?
Https://fxssi.com/tools/current-ratio?filter=GBPJPY
Oh I like this feature also. It shows you that broker's traders would be the cleverest. It is not yours, Alpari.
Https://fxssi.com/tools/ratios?pair=AUDUSDint=hh
Good news forcliqforexand awful news for my system, is thatcliqforexmembers really seem to get it right for short spurts.
Nice thought . But I am to 98 percent sure this won't work out mate. It's not that 90% of the traders lose since they have bad rankings or because they do not understand in which directing the tendency is. Rather the most understand oi nicely, but they are just unable to trade sensibly. They do not use the ideal money management and their fear, greed and inexperience contributes to fails. How frequently for instance your stop loss was struck, or you close your trade and right then the market goes and turns in the direction you've thought? Create a check and examine all of your losers previously. You will be amazed how frequently it had been like that. So that's the reason I believe that you will have with such a egy no fortune. Better take a fantastic egy like a fashion egy or position trading egy and train this egy till you're successful. But anyhow, I wish you good fortune
Most transactions, placed by most traders, inspite of the things they earnestly think, are basically random, leading to the loss ratios that you refer to. The opposite of arbitrary isn't coherent but simply some more randomness, albeit in an altered form. Trades entered in a random type, regardless of what kind, will finally yield negative results due to mathematical bad expectation. Your plan isn't any greater than the losers from which it is derived. Better luck next time
you are right. Clemmo17 utilize https://plus.dailyfx.com/fxcmideas/i...346263412.html derived from forum.com members.
If I understood you properly this contrarian indior is not worse then fibonacci, oscillators, notably fashion lines, MA andy many oteh custom indiors...
Which of those you are using to your success in gambling?
Hello, Trend is your friend???
Which one? Daily we are. Weekly brief. That do we trade. .
Simply saying...