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if fact its a valuable point especially with maybe new traders, how one manages their hours whilst trading
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true but as you know over trading or been too engrossed may sometimes effect performances ,detachment come back refreshed is good sometimes less is better at times
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is this all you do all day , sit in front of a monitor ? nice to do abit of exercise and some fresh air
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go and toddle off on your dinner break CaseyNotes
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shows the poor integrity of ig
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your an employee
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you obviously don' you showing your true colours sir/ madam
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fair enough if your a client i have my doubts though
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are you an employee of ig ?
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caseynotes is an employee of IG
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i reckon your employed by ig
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there no candles sticks in that timeframes through the morning
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what on earth wrong with the 30,15 ,5 minute chart on this pair 9.45 am is anybody else experiencing the problem its only this pair and time frames
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1 minute ago, Caseynotes said:
yes, gbpjpy was good though the spread was always quite high, used to be around 4 points min. didn't like chf so much because the SNB could and regularly did step in at any time and turn everything upside down, and of course for for a very long time in 2014 had pegged the chf to the euro and caused the famous black swan event when they suddenly removed it, ended up costing IG 10s of millions when clients couldn't pay up their losses. .
yes i saw that highlighted on youtube [unfortunately ] gb/jpy not bad for short term especially during issues around brexit, as high volatility .i find chf pairs are the most quirky the way they move, but they can also be one of the more predictable around support and resistance i feel, but that was obviously an exception
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14 minutes ago, Caseynotes said:
the reason being that around 2017 overall FX volatility was dropping steadily which meant smaller swings which made things increasingly difficult intraday while indices volatility was increasing so I switched. FX vol has been increasing ok for the last 8 months or so though.
Also indices priced against the national currency are not so back and forth like 2 FX pairs are constantly fighting it out, indices are more singularly directional.
how about GBP/JPY, NZD/JPY or some of the CHEF pair they quite volatile usually
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Yes i see your point
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is there a particular reason you dont trade forex now. I understand if you dont wish to disclose why
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ok fair enough thanks for your feedback and time
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is that forex pairs too when carried over 10 pm weds and obvious weekend as ,always paid more than one day when this applies,this was explained too by a IG representative when query it on another occasion
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I Don't Know im sick of constantly been exploited by these people, i query the large adjustments fees the other day on the Australian 200, it was much greater than they published, i contacted them twice and they failed to respond. Not to mention much wider spreads so they can fleece as much as possible off the newbies during the lockdown
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having carried euro /nzd over 10 pm GMT tuesday 28 th ,i have been charged 4 days interest, i thought this occurred weds 10 pm GMT
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what time dose gold stop trading tonight gmt
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problems with the facilities on the charts again, how long will it be before ones able to access it altogether
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Think they must think you sc um if your a short term/day trader treat with contempt
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its not good its effected my trading day too