Hi NVP
thought you might find this interesting:
http://www.dailyfx.com/forex/fundamental/article/special_report/2010/10/04/Forex_Fundamental_Monitor_10.04.2010.html
Happy trading!
Hi Guys.
I’ve made a few changes to the FX Correlator which you may prove useful. None of the trading logic has been changed, just the way that the information rravic kindly added is displayed.
Although the indicator has been tested please use with caution until you are comfortable with the results.
Changes to FX Correlator V5:
- 3 different time frames allowed for the directional arrows table regardless of the chart time frame.
- Option to show 1, 2 or all 3 directional arrow time frames. To only show the pair names and not the arrow directional table, set ShowChartLines to 0 and ShowTable to true.
- Count down timer shows time until the next candle close. (The timer is only updated when a new tick arrives).
- Default average/delta settings changed to 20/1.
- Option to turn on/off the correlation chart.
- Option to turn on/off the directional arrow table.
- Option to turn on/off the timer.
- Order of the pairs changed so that USD and JPY are first in the list.
- Default line width for USD and JPY hard coded to 4.
Comments, suggestions & large amounts of cash welcomed. :clap:
Regards
DJ
That's how good it feels when you're sitting on a warm poo, I guess.
Seriously though this little kid obviously wasn't short the dollar this morning. My little trading system got double whammied by being short yen as well.
It's all making me look at cross-currencies to bring some balance into the equation and co-incidentally I see you talking about NZD-JPY, AUD-CAD, AUD-CHF etc.
I put a couple up on my screen to check out and was disappointed to see the spread on AUD-NZD was 0.0005. What are they doing to justify spreads like that? Do they send the cash across the Tasman Sea by yacht or something? And this is IB who pride themselves on their spreads, not OandA or anyone who's taking their cut from the spread.
So, the question is, which of these cross-currencies are actually tradeable, or are they all pretty much the same?
So, the question is, which of these cross-currencies are actually tradeable, or are they all pretty much the same?
It varies between brokers but generally I've found the £/$/€/¥ crosses have low spreads except for £¥ , and the CAD,AUD & NZD paired with $ are around 5 pips, as is AUDNZD.
Outside the $, the spreads are a bit rich for my wallet, reflecting the lower volume & higher risk in non-dollar pairs.
(Can't speak for CHF though, as I avoid it like the plague.)