samuelhogg said:Sorry GJ if you found it a rather simplistic question.
I came accross this article 'What moves the currency market' from the currencytrademag
http://www.currencytradermag.com/pdf/lien_currency.pdf and wondered if the importance of different economic data had change over time for FX dealers as seen in table 2.
finger2 said:hi,
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Baruch said:
Hayek said:under construction
His news trading strategy was pretty fruitful when bucket shops still gave free lunch to lure new customers last year. After that, retail fx trading gets real and tough.
finger2 said:
Baruch said:Bad idea - most of the time. As today: First a spike - and then the moves goes the other way. It's much better to buy the rebound with a tight stop (I use only 10 pips).
But you can buy day options, which covers both ways. IG Index has those options.
TheWolf said:But once into profit, I use a tight trailing stop, so I can even profit from the spike? and when the price drops the other way, my other order is still there? I will have a stop loss on both orders as well just in case.