The real reason for the extreme tough trading in the FX?

Discussion in 'Forex' started by livermoreorless, Jun 18, 2009.

  1. moarla

    moarla

    dear cable my "exactly" referred to

    "ScapGF, you're the one who doubted that the movement was there. What one is able to capture is a whole other matter. moarla does not have to prove anything, as the discussion started out with questioning if the zig-zag movement was even there to begin with."
     
    #61     Jun 25, 2009
  2. moarla

    moarla


    you are shure about that?

    :)


    (i said from 300 to 500 ticks, depends on the day...)
     
    #62     Jun 25, 2009
  3. update

    update

    I don't doubt you trade well. but it seems you are scalping

    I hate scalping, I trade much better than you, I increase position size but only collect 30 pips

    I work less, and make same as you

    see. you don't know everything :)
     
    #63     Jun 25, 2009
  4. moarla

    moarla

    what is scalping? i take from minimum 10 tiks a trade to 30 and also 80 pips a trade...

    thats not scalping in my view...
     
    #64     Jun 25, 2009
  5. moarla

    moarla





    But i will stop tgis useless discussion: that was the 1. treat i answered.
    There should be no question about that FOREX moves faster and makes more moves during day than ES or stocks.

    If we all agree on that , ok, if not ok.

    Back to trading.
     
    #65     Jun 25, 2009

  6. Consistently? Extremely unlikely, I'd challenge anyone to produce 300 to 500 profitable pips of actual market moves on Eur/Usd daily on a regular basis.

    If that's what you're suggesting you do then I'm sorry I simply don't believe you, no-one with any trading experience would believe such a tall story just on someone's word.
     
    #66     Jun 25, 2009
  7. 4XQs

    4XQs

    I agree that consistently capturing 300-500 pips of movement in EUR.USD would be very, very close to impossible. I shall not say never, but I'll believe it when I see it (or a statement, rather).

    But I would assume that in this case it would refer to lots of 100k or 6E-contracts of 125k, which would mean 40-50 pips when you're trading 1m size. Still an extremely impressive feat, of course.
     
    #67     Jun 25, 2009
  8. That's deceiving. So anyone who makes 20 pips with 50 lots (5m) is making 1,000 pips?

    I think by definition a 'pip' is generally accepted as meaning an actual move in price, that's the way I've always seen it anyway.
     
    #68     Jun 25, 2009
  9. moarla

    moarla

    1 pip or tick is from 1.2540 to 1.2541

    so ticks means price improvment not gain improvment.

    if you trade 1 contract or 1000, 1 tick is 1 tick
     
    #69     Jun 25, 2009
  10. At least we agree on something, perhaps we should quit while we're ahead :)


    So this would be 49 pips of market moves, irrespective of how many lots were traded....

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    #70     Jun 25, 2009