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So are people paying for a data feed and paying for NT? Then executing through IB? Does this get a bit messy or NT submits the trade through IB automatically.
If I get NT through AMP, am I able to use a different data feed or I am restricted to theirs?
The HS Mini is also at a key level...
Haha 400 gap
Looks like the big money is trying to get the little money to follow it - for that little bit more before chewing them up... I feel sorry for the mum and dad investors in HK already...
R:R is just a way to try and make sure you are aiming for targets that will pay you more in the long run. By assuming a target, whther that be a value area, a measured move etc., you can estimate what the reward will be and try and stick in the trade until its reached.[*]How do you work out a R:R before you enter a trade? I know that risk = entry - stop loss and reward = profit target - entry, but then aren't you assuming that your trade will hit a particular target (which it may not)?
There are no secrets to reading the DOM but there are a few things that go on in the depth that are handy to learn. Its also a great way to execute trades, especially when the market pulls back to your limit order. I have some videos on here somewhere showing the games that go on in the depth, DAX mostly. Its useless with FX but fine for Currency futures.[*]Are there any good resources on how to read the DOM? Is it applicable to FX or is it useless because of the lack of volume data?
There are tons of posts around the internet on stats or homework as some call it. You can use excel to mine the data, or write code. I have a good eLancer that helps me with this from time to time.[*]How do you build up the statistics which characterise your market? e.g. average size/duration of a trend, average range, average retracement etc. I realise that some of this can be done in Excel, but if I want more detail (e.g. the average retracement for a 100 pip trend), then it gets tediuous and requires too much time/manual work
ASF has some good threads. There are some good books around too but the best way is to just open a sim account and get some screen time.[*]Any websites out there that you can recommend to teach you futures? e.g. FX has forexfactory and babypips
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R:R is just a way to try and make sure you are aiming for targets that will pay you more in the long run. By assuming a target, whther that be a value area, a measured move etc., you can estimate what the reward will be and try and stick in the trade until its reached.
There are no secrets to reading the DOM but there are a few things that go on in the depth that are handy to learn. Its also a great way to execute trades, especially when the market pulls back to your limit order. I have some videos on here somewhere showing the games that go on in the depth, DAX mostly. Its useless with FX but fine for Currency futures.
There are tons of posts around the internet on stats or homework as some call it. You can use excel to mine the data, or write code. I have a good eLancer that helps me with this from time to time.
ASF has some good threads. There are some good books around too but the best way is to just open a sim account and get some screen time.
Ask me anything, I'll do my best to help you out.
CanOz
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