In XM you have to open a new "micro" account to get lot 0.01warwar wrote: Wed Feb 24, 2021 11:27 pm
what is the best broker in trading indices? in XM the minimum lots in indices is 1.00 and i cant lower it . the movement is Huge $1
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6062Ive been using FXChoice, can trade .01 if you want on indicies.warwar wrote: Wed Feb 24, 2021 11:27 pm what is the best broker in trading indices? in XM the minimum lots in indices is 1.00 and i cant lower it . the movement is Huge $1
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6063By using the breakout method would you consider this buy out of the box at level 3912 a loss or an unavailable trade?What do you think Xard?
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6064Now we have a nice move down. Up wasn't quite as easy, I thought - a bit more demanding.
I think I understand now why you used higher Semaphore period: so that people - who get "scared" when the dot appears and exit the trade - can stay in the trade longer (because the dot appears later...)
But as every advantage also is a disadvantage in another context: let's see how they'll get along trading the smaller moves with lots of Pbs (but without the dots).
This idea - followed through to its bitter end - would, of course, mean:
skip a few TFs and emulate a real higher one (i. e. M15 emulating H4 = 144+576) (micromanagement vs macromanagement)
Interesting result!
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6065Don't be greedy, be consistent - targets hit for today...
You can see that I drew a rectangle box (using the shapes tool on MT4) off the Triangle.
This allowed me to clearly see any breakouts (UP or DOWN) coming off the Triangle (kinda takes the fun out of guessing:-)
Xard777
You can see that I drew a rectangle box (using the shapes tool on MT4) off the Triangle.
This allowed me to clearly see any breakouts (UP or DOWN) coming off the Triangle (kinda takes the fun out of guessing:-)
Xard777
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6066Thanks Boss... I was *curious what you will do for the W30 example thanks... Limitless Pipsxard777 wrote: Thu Feb 25, 2021 1:04 am Don't be greedy, be consistent - targets hit for today...
You can see that I drew a rectangle box (using the shapes tool on MT4) off the Triangle.
This allowed me to clearly see any breakouts (UP or DOWN) coming off the Triangle (kinda takes the fun out of guessing:-)
Xard777
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6067Yeah, Perimeter Dot are the only one to use for exitjosi wrote: Thu Feb 25, 2021 12:58 am
Now we have a nice move down. Up wasn't quite as easy, I thought - a bit more demanding.
I think I understand now why you used higher Semaphore period: so that people - who get "scared" when the dot appears and exit the trade - can stay in the trade longer (because the dot appears later...)
But as every advantage also is a disadvantage in another context: let's see how they'll get along trading the smaller moves with lots of Pbs (but without the dots).
This idea - followed through to its bitter end - would, of course, mean:
skip a few TFs and emulate a real higher one (i. e. M15 emulating H4 = 144+576) (micromanagement vs macromanagement)
Interesting result!
XARD: That's the reason why I watch 5m & 30m charts when trading (simplicity in perpetuity) ad infinitum
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6068Man, if you got out at about 31628 - you were at the top anyway.
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6069Done for the day...was bit slow in NY session...but anyways.Thanks a ton to XARD and all the contributing members.
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