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#20741 BlythZ

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Posted 09 April 2014 - 10:12 PM


Hi S, which Broker do you use to trade International indices? 0.3 spread is pretty cool on th S&P500

Oanda is good if you are going to deposit 200k or more

But below 200k, i would suggest IC markets in Australia. S&P500 is 0.4 pip spread. http://www.icmarkets.com/

It's a ECN broker, most of their instruments are 1 pip spread max. Overall IC Markets is best, plus you get to trade from mt4 which is used by 80% of hedge funds. It's best for charting and installing robots.

I simply like it

Awesome, thanks will check them out this instant!
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#20742 Sunesis

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Posted 09 April 2014 - 10:09 PM

Hi S, which Broker do you use to trade International indices? 0.3 spread is pretty cool on th S&P500

Oanda is good if you are going to deposit 200k or more

 

But below 200k, i would suggest IC markets in Australia. S&P500 is 0.4 pip spread. http://www.icmarkets.com/

 

It's a ECN broker, most of their instruments are 1 pip spread max. Overall IC Markets is best, plus you get to trade from mt4 which is used by 80% of hedge funds. It's best for charting and installing robots.

 

I simply like it


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 10:03 PM


Sunesis, are you familiar with the following site...www.rightsideofthechart.com? Have been looking at this guys trading calls since late Dec and he seems pretty good. May be worth a visit.

He seems good, remember that most of these guys are not jumping in and out of the market. They put trade and wait until it hits target. The accounts are bigger, so the profit is worth the wait.


Most of the people who trade in the forum want quick trades. Some accounts cannot sit 3 weeks for R10 000 profit. This is what forces retail traders to keep firing trades at every chance they get. Bigger accounts can sit for 3 weeks waiting for R90 000 or R150 000. Hence retail traders make the most losses. I would suggest to recharge your account if you want to make trading worth your buck.

I am more settled with waiting for targets.

Firing left right and center makes more losses than sitting it out.

Good website, with good setups.

Plus DOW and S&P500 are more technical indices. ALSI is just a wild beast.

You can actually make more money with S&P 500 than ALSI, i have a 0.3 spread on my S&P500 index. I don't even need 1 pips to be in the money.

Hi S, which Broker do you use to trade International indices? 0.3 spread is pretty cool on th S&P500
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Posted 09 April 2014 - 09:57 PM

Sunesis, are you familiar with the following site...www.rightsideofthechart.com? Have been looking at this guys trading calls since late Dec and he seems pretty good. May be worth a visit.

He seems good, remember that most of these guys are not jumping in and out of the market. They put  trade and wait until it hits target. The accounts are bigger, so the profit is worth the wait.

 

 

Most of the people who trade in the forum want quick trades. Some accounts cannot sit 3 weeks for R10 000 profit. This is what forces retail traders to keep firing trades at every chance they get. Bigger accounts can sit for 3 weeks waiting for R90 000 or R150 000. Hence retail traders make the most losses. I would suggest to recharge your account if you want to make trading worth your buck.

 

I am more settled with waiting for targets.

 

Firing left right and center makes more losses than sitting it out.

 

Good website, with good setups.

 

Plus DOW and S&P500 are more technical indices. ALSI is just a wild beast.

 

You can actually make more money with S&P 500 than ALSI, i have a 0.3 spread on my S&P500 index. I don't even need 1 pips to be in the money.


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 09:17 PM

Sunesis, are you familiar with the following site...www.rightsideofthechart.com? Have been looking at this guys trading calls since late Dec and he seems pretty good. May be worth a visit.
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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:50 PM

Thanks Mhlato, appreciate.
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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:43 PM

hey all
 
anyone who can tell me where i could find sector p/e stats (jse)..?
thanks a mill..!

 

info@jse.co.za


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:36 PM

hey all
 
anyone who can tell me where i could find sector p/e stats (jse)..?
thanks a mill..!
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#20749 Sunesis

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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:25 PM

Short DOW 16410


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:18 PM

I stand to be proven wrong but can't see how tonight's Fed minutes can be such a market moving event...we already had a full press conference from Yellen after this particular meeting where she was perceived to be hawkish...if anything the minutes may reveal them to be more dovish as Yellen made a few errors at her first press conference as Fed chair...remember what the short end of the curve did that night?

Dovish they are...
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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:04 PM

What does Baltic Dry correlate with? looks like US 2yr yield to me

Why only 10% correction? Wave IV is destined to be 16 to 20% by even feint hearted so-called bears

All this nervous panic from such self-appointed wiseguys and a few blind mice

Time for you worrymongers to revert to doormouse mode, its getting cold outside

 

 


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 08:01 PM

S&P road map

 

N1 South

 

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Posted 09 April 2014 - 07:48 PM

I have a feeling the FED will disappoint tonight. And the long awaited correction of 10% will begin.
The FED may dissapoint because they want the S&P to correct by +-10%, as all the big US banks are calling for it.
And we all know the FED is the big institutions' b&tch

I stand to be proven wrong but can't see how tonight's Fed minutes can be such a market moving event...we already had a full press conference from Yellen after this particular meeting where she was perceived to be hawkish...if anything the minutes may reveal them to be more dovish as Yellen made a few errors at her first press conference as Fed chair...remember what the short end of the curve did that night?
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Posted 09 April 2014 - 07:34 PM

I have a feeling the FED will disappoint tonight. And the long awaited correction of 10% will begin.

The FED may dissapoint because they want the S&P to correct by +-10%, as all the big US banks are calling for it.

And we all know the FED is the big institutions' b&tch


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 07:09 PM

Russia And China About To Sign "Holy Grail" Gas Deal

 

 

Russia is preparing the announcement of the "Holy Grail" energy deal with none other than China, a move which would send geopolitical shockwaves around the world and bind the two nations in a commodity-backed axis."

 

 If Europe and the United States isolate Russia, Moscow will look East for new business, energy deals, military contracts and political alliances.  The Holy Grail for Moscow is a natural gas supply deal with China that is apparently now close after years of negotiations. If it can be signed when Putin visits China in May, he will be able to hold it up to show that global power has shifted eastwards and he does not need the West."

 

"Russia's Gazprom and China are poised to conclude a gas supply contract in coming weeks, the first in a series of energy projects planned between the two countries. "We’re working now to sign a gas contract in May," said Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich. "Consultations are continuing and Gazprom's leaders are holding talks with Chinese partners on the contract terms. We hope to conclude the contract in May and believe it should come into effect by the year end."

 

 

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Of course, at this pace, Ukraine and even Europe, will become far less meaningful markets to Russia as Putin prepares to announce what indeed would be the holy grail of gas supply deals, one that reduces Russia's reliance on European energy imports and substantially raises Russia's relevance to China as the two countries increasingly become the bestest of buddies.

 

Bloomberg reported this morning, "in the talks between China and U.S.’s Hagel overnight, the Chinese are taking a different tack. Rather than argue the merits of the disputed islands/history, they seem instead to say that it’s none of the U.S. business to get mixed up in something in another part of the world and between two sovereign nations. 

 

"Not only is this probably music to Putin’s ears, it also serves to ratchet up the tensions."

 

Just wait to see how "ratcheted up" tensions will be once Russia and China are finally locked into a bearhug of mutual codependence.


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 06:57 PM

Baltic Dry Collapses To Worst Start To A Year On Record

 

The Baltic Dry has dropped 12 days in a row and plunged back to $1061 - its lowest since August 2013. This is the worst start to a year on record.

 

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The last time we saw a year start like this was 2012 which saw massive concerted co-ordinated central bank easing in Q3 to save us all... it seems that is not coming anytime soon this time


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 06:41 PM

beautiful I agree.


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 06:23 PM

i am sharing it mon..plenty of it.

 

if that's the craziest thing you ever read we must get out more.....going to pick n pay is crazier than all this....i get my vegetables from the garden....instead of a tin..makes sense

 

I heard recently the reason why people cannot trade well including me was aluminium....

 

beer and bully beef and sweet corn....was the cause.

 

where too now...dow recovering?

It's just a consolidation pattern before another down leg


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 05:59 PM

i am sharing it mon..plenty of it.

 

if that's the craziest thing you ever read we must get out more.....going to pick n pay is crazier than all this....i get my vegetables from the garden....instead of a tin..makes sense

 

I heard recently the reason why people cannot trade well including me was aluminium....

 

beer and bully beef and sweet corn....was the cause.

 

where too now...dow recovering?


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Posted 09 April 2014 - 05:52 PM

and Sunesis

 

holi benoni peloni

a thesis on why the world will end in a flash of mixed amonia, bi carb, colgate and red bull...

 

brother trust me I am with you as a trader and a converted bear..I am a raging bear

 

but those diagrams and narratives are what I have spent years on...I am with you..we are one...look  into my eyes I am a bear.

 

But then we must be able to adjust...and ride the beta the gamma the theta..the omega..ride the swing...it's all okay to expect the 10%..but it will present itself.

 

visibly. vocally. vociferously. vocatiosuly it will stand and shout "....I'mm gonnna correct fecking 10 % now okay...."

"..I really am gonna fall through the Feck,ing floor...I promise it's gonna happen...I am going too bladdy collpase...."

 

then she will

 

until then me and you are hurting together. I am short.

I thought i have seen and read it all.

 

But this is the craziest i've ever come close too.

 

Share some of what you drink, smoke, stick,snort or eat. It will be helpfull in proving oscar pistoruis is crazy.


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