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This might help, not sure to be honest...
Only seems to be non-commercial positions but I believe most commercial trading is done on the spot market anyway.
http://www.dailyfx.com/futures_weekly_analysis.html
Only seems to be non-commercial positions but I believe most commercial trading is done on the spot market anyway.
http://www.dailyfx.com/futures_weekly_analysis.html
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oanda also publishes 30 minute delay info about what the traders are doing on their system - this is the spot market - so it's not exactly what you are looking for, but perhaps it is one piece of your puzzle?.
http://fxtrade.oanda.com/resources/
JO
http://fxtrade.oanda.com/resources/
JO
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open trades at oanda
I'm sure I don't understand this graph. You can see all the details at the link above when you click on the link to FXTrades Open Trades.
According to the text that accompanies it, it says that the upper right quandrant and the lower left quandrant currently have a 'negative unrealized gain'. If you put these two quandrants together, I think they are saying that about 50% of their open trades would each result in a loss of at least 500 pips if they were closed now.
Now I know that oanda allows you to trade a micro account. - I think you can trade for a penny per pip that's your thing. But to let a trade go negative 500pips? Are there really people who deal on this kind of time scale? Or are these just idiots who wouldn't know a stop loss if it came and sat in their lap?
JO
I'm sure I don't understand this graph. You can see all the details at the link above when you click on the link to FXTrades Open Trades.
According to the text that accompanies it, it says that the upper right quandrant and the lower left quandrant currently have a 'negative unrealized gain'. If you put these two quandrants together, I think they are saying that about 50% of their open trades would each result in a loss of at least 500 pips if they were closed now.
Now I know that oanda allows you to trade a micro account. - I think you can trade for a penny per pip that's your thing. But to let a trade go negative 500pips? Are there really people who deal on this kind of time scale? Or are these just idiots who wouldn't know a stop loss if it came and sat in their lap?
JO
