dmedin

Time to pull out before you lose it all, lol

Ah, a very elegant solution. No wonder the developers can't be 4rsed to fix the problem properly

These advanced features are also available in TradingView and rather than try to add them to their own web platform the best idea would be for IG to allow the use of TradingView to trade with IG. (Exposing APIs and other such fancy things 🤓 )

75% long, meaning that the bounce is nearly over

'Detect remnants' of the disease from July from someone has fully recovered? Hugely confusing. Let's 'trust the experts'

That's it for now for copper I guess.

Being charged £160 interest for three days means you have a lot of money because you are putting on enormous positions. Well done

I wish

🤯

I've been falling into the trap of trading outside of my 'plan' and it almost always results in losses. The other thing I realized is that when backtesting I was effectively ignoring the news and events and just going off the indicator. That means there is really no reason to be at the trading all day long and checking for events as I don't trade them. I can literally not read any financial or economic information whatsoever and simply place trades based on the indicators. Some of my backtested trades last between eight days and four weeks. It's easy to let a backtested trade last for four weeks (and then ultimately make a loss in some cases) than it is to be checking up on it every hour of every day for four weeks live

Yesterday was just horrible. Today is shaping up to be a stinker too.

A sh!tty up and down day, commiserations to all those who actually placed trades, myself included

Bounce!

Come on Eileen 🤓

Steady on Eileen! 🤓

Big selloff begins

*parp...* Have you had a 'follow through', Eileen?🤪

Gearing up for another thrust, Eileen? 🤓

Stalemate

This happens sometimes for me as well, not dependent on browsers as far as I can tell. It's like your order gets 'fixed' during periods of low liquidity or some such.

The bears are back. A mighty struggle being waged here

Are those 'market profile' things the new must-have then?

You can get a used paperback version for £269.99 though, what a bargain