Recent content by Ethan.ishere

Crossovers are somewhat reliable, if you can spot them and commit to them early on, but of course, it needs to be complimented by many other factors. This is only for working on the trend which is in itself a risky thing but has been a staple of many strategies.

You want to try it out, open as many positions as you can, cover all the different conditions of the market in the past, and I would say that there no actual set time that it takes for everybody. It depends on a whole lot so mostly it's on you and how fast you get the hang of things, give it a...

You can set the leverage to whatever amount you want, every broker has that.

Volume is way more important than pending orders, the effect from pending orders is rather smaller in comparison.

I don't about chargebacks, thing is there are internal systems that help company report this kind of action to one another.

That's quite a well known broker. is there any way we can know about the results of this?

That is a valid point for someone of your faith, I respect that, There are also brokers out there that charge no commissions and are swap-free. Wouldn't that solve the dilemma somehow?

Can I just ask why your even interested in that leverage?

It should be convenient for you to start with other people around you. You can find an IB, or join a group to get some idea of how the trading communities work in general. You can learn quite a bit from them, and I would say that considering more experienced trader's opinions early on is not a...

AUD/JPY is another one of those very volatile ones.

That is not possible, what you have been getting is called a margin call, you must have been in a heavy loss situation, and they asked you to add more balance to support your margin further if you wished to keep the trades going. That's how it works almost everywhere and I am sad to tell you...

Not for XAU/USD scalpers though, always gotta go big.

Then again that depends on other factors like opposing orders, but sure can if there is no balance in the liquidity of the market, they can significantly affect the market prices.

depends on the liquidity involved with that pair, high liquidity pairs are less likely to be affected.

Why would you want to go with one of those, both can be very helpful in this field, especially back-testing, which in my opinion is a bit of both.