Baruch's Forex System Journal

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Baruch, Mar 11, 2004.

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  1. I watch news and charts. Charts just take priority with me. Always.

    NQ doesn't work as well with my charting techniques, and I just prefer concentrating more on ES. Its just a personal thing.

    Jay
     
    #311     Mar 20, 2004
  2. Hi Jay,

    OK. How do you handle spikes?
     
    #312     Mar 20, 2004
  3. Trading without knowing the news is like buying horses in moonshine.
     
    #313     Mar 21, 2004
  4. what news feeds do u use?
     
    #314     Mar 21, 2004
  5. Baruch.. OANDA has the EURO/USD quoted at 1.2438... it jumped around 100 pip at 4pm (EST) this saturday... any idea what happened?


    --MIKE
     
    #315     Mar 21, 2004
  6. AFX Financial News and Market News International.
     
    #316     Mar 21, 2004
  7. Hi Mike,

    What a jump! No, I don't know what happened. It must be nice trading when the market is closed? What's the spread?
     
    #317     Mar 21, 2004
  8. I opened a demo account with saxo and they gave me those news feeds for free.

    I like MNI.. very usefull when they have bulletins regarding the USD/EURO and when they give u a reminder of key economic events.. but AFX is not so great.

    AFX has more of a story behind everything but nothing is breaking news or valuable to trade from.

    What is the best feed for someone that wants to make a living trading the EUR/USD.. i would assume bloomberg and reuters feed is the best?

    --MIKE
     
    #318     Mar 21, 2004

  9. 10 PIP spread. I checked all the news feeds and I couldnt find anything that happened during the price spike. Interesting.
     
    #319     Mar 21, 2004
  10. Hi again,

    Yes, MNI is good. AFX is much like Reuter's - they are OK. You get a lot of information, but they are not very quick. I assume Bloomberg is the best - and most expensive. But you can listen to their radio free.
     
    #320     Mar 21, 2004
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