*Official* Forex Trading thread. (DYODD advised) - Part 2

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awful999

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Of course commission accounts will have better spreads. :s13:

My high frequency trading will pay commission until siao haha.

August trading turnover volume is US$20 Million.

commission is cheap, I compare before even count in commission still PS better, and scaling tight spread is good, some more can get trade rebate
 
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Knight_Rider

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commission is cheap, I compare before even count in commission still PS better, and scaling tight spread is good, some more can get trade rebate

Ready for 20 sec chart? Spread lagi tight. Tell me when you ready. :)
 

Mr.Canberra

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Swap Points

wont go to zero but the holding cost wont eat u up if hold for too long?

Depends whether your position is short or long and which currency pair.

Swap points quite insignificant even if I am paying. When the position eventually recovers it will usually be closed with a profit.

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LONG | SHORT
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AUD/USD: GAIN PAY
NZD/USD: GAIN PAY
EUR/USD: PAY GAIN
USD/CAD: GAIN PAY
USD/CHF: GAIN PAY
USD/JPY: GAIN PAY
USD/SGD: GAIN PAY
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Anyway for those who are not familar with my trading style I just want to say NO STOP LOSS strategy is not for everyone. If you adopt this strategy the minimum requirement is you must have no high blood pressure in case you get stroke haha.

If I am institutional trader I cannot have no stop loss because I am playing with investors' millions. As a private trader I am playing with my own money so I only answer to myself. :D
 
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havetheveryfun

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Depends whether your position is short or long and which currency pair.

Swap points quite insignificant even if I am paying. When the position eventually recovers it will usually be closed with a profit.

___________________________________
LONG | SHORT
___________________________________
AUD/USD: GAIN PAY
NZD/USD: GAIN PAY
EUR/USD: PAY GAIN
USD/CAD: GAIN PAY
USD/CHF: GAIN PAY
USD/JPY: GAIN PAY
USD/SGD: GAIN PAY
-----------------------------------

Anyway for those who are not familar with my trading style I just want to say NO STOP LOSS strategy is not for everyone. If you adopt this strategy the minimum requirement is you must have no high blood pressure in case you get stroke haha.

If I am institutional trader I cannot have no stop loss because I am playing with investors' millions. As a private trader I am playing with my own money so I only answer to myself. :D

ya no big balls or deep pockets don't anyhow play play no stop loss..

But isn't long USD/AUD and short AUD/USD the same ?

But why long USD/AUD need to pay holding cost while short AUD/USD you get paid for holding it ?

Is it because less ppl trading(so less volume) AUD/USD? but the volume shouldn't matter much ?
 

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can i know what is the Pepperstone "razor account", does it mean micro/mini account?

Have you tried withdrawing funds from PS?

Razor account are commissions based, in return for tighter spreads. Around 9.11 sgd per standard lot. Don't know what you meant by micro/mini account. Razor account also can trade micro and mini lot size, the commission you pay will be scaled accordingly

And yea, no problem withdrawing money
 
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