[QUOTE=“PipMeHappy;761918”] That is what it is all about 
F[/QUOTE]
Yes it is unless you dont care and i dont too , which im sure you do ,
What is the F stands for
F is my actual name’s initial but that’s not so interesting.
Yes, I do care… it is real money we trade, so I am sure it is important enough
[QUOTE=“PipMeHappy;761924”]F is my actual name’s initial but that’s not so interesting. Yes, I do care… it is real money we trade, so I am sure it is important enough :)[/QUOTE]
Well then , all the best )
If you make your position size small then it’s possible to sit through a trade going far away from your entry point and wait for it to come back around in the long run without it being a huge drawdown on your account. You can have multiple trades open and the aim is that over time they’ll all end up generating a profit for you. It’s a very long term view of trading and will generally take quite a while to play out.
Personally that type of trading is not for me. I like to get my pats on the head/slaps on the wrist feedback on a more regular basis and then track my progress & improvement on a weekly basis.
I could not have said it better…
Well,
with the Fed/FOMC rate decision
providing no fuel for big market moves
(with a no change and only one dissenter
(Esther George)), all Kiwi-trading eyes must
now look to the RBNZ in a couple of hours…
Also, the BoJ later tonight should give us
a few moves, but then again, possibly not…
How is this bullish for the Kiwi? The RBNZ intends to pursue MORE EASING and MORE DEPRECIATION for the Kiwi…
That is forward looking and forward guidance…
And yet, and yet…
These f====ing markets are just SO COMPLACENT!!!
ARGHHHH I feel like screaming!!!
Its on virtually zero trading with massive spreads, so only one winner, the broker
Good point , Eddie…
One would have to look at volume as well…
anyway, the GBP/NZD has dropped a massive
250 points
always such a drama with this pair… up up up up up up then BAM all gone in one breath
It makes me so mad
haha
I would say that traders may have lightened up their NZD/USD longs recently in case the RBNZ surprised the market with a rate cut like they did back in March. When none came today the money flowed back into the longs. There might be a rate cut coming in June but that’s a while away and it’s not certain so they’ll keep with the flow for now unless risk sentiment starts to turn sour. Also with thinner liquidity moves now are probably exaggerated as eddieb pointed out.
Spot on
Hello peeps!
Well, it is a strong start for the week for both GBP and NZD but it is NZD that drives GBP/NZD the most, seeing the latter dropping yet again(!) to below 2.09…
Weak Chinese PMI to start this month and trading week did not seem to quell Kiwi bulls, although the Global Dairy Auction this Tuesday, as always, may be one to watch, especially in terms of market reaction.
… How will it go? Will it send the Kiwi higher still
or curb its flight?
hi pipmehappy,
i am new to forex, reading through this thread, you seem know how to trade forex and you still active trading from the start of this thread till now. if you don’t mind i would like to ask you a question. i had looking around the webs to ensure me if there are traders with constant profit? if there are really true, i want to learn really hard and become one of them. could you please enlighten me.
pardon my language, english now my first language
Hello Ray,
and welcome.
I would love to say that I can enlighten you… but it is not so simple, and indeed, I am still
learning…
I have made forty-eight trading (educational) videos that you can watch here
the last one of which I made this morning, as it happens!
Maybe you can watch some of them and come back with questions? My trading philosophy,
if you want to call it that, is quite easy to pick up from my videos…
Cheers
AND…the results are out:
Negative result…
Market reaction?
NZD/USD: bearish (twenty-five pips down on the 5m candle during the release);
GBP/NZD: bullish (about seventy-five pips up on the 5m candle during the release);
NZD/JPY: bearish (twenty-five pips down on the 5m candle during the release).
The following two candles in the three pairs above are continuing in the same direction
as during the data release, so it is obviously a move that carries some degree of weight,
but we will have to see what happens.
The US Dollar has steadied above 117.00 for the moment, after a severe decline that
had boosted a number of Majors, including the NZD/USD, so now the NZD/USD momentum
to the downside has room to continue unhindered.
I am in a position to short gbpnzd soon when the time is right
After some bad UK PMI this morning, the Pound fell hour after hour and about 200 pips until now… However, the Kiwi dropped below 0.70, so GBP/NZD hangs in the balance, just around 2.10.
The Kiwi has NZ (un)employment data this evening, so it may help resolving this stall…
Hello peeps!
[B]NZD (un)employment data coming out in ten minutes…[/B]
NZD/USD looks quite active…
I hope to see some nice moves…
Expectation is for greater unemployment and fewer jobs …
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