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fastpips
(surrey, Canada)
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fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Mar 10, 2011 17:09
In Thread: USD
Thanks Ashraf for the quick fix of the site.
@DaveO like your posts and hope to see your charts soon likewise for subway90 and some other contributers. gl/gt all
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Mar 2, 2011 17:06
In Thread: EUR
Agree with you Daveo, there are so many ways to trade these markets successfully.
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Feb 4, 2011 14:59
In Thread: EUR
subway90. thanks for your reply.
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Feb 4, 2011 6:24
In Thread: EUR
subway90, do you think bottom is in place for usdchf and it's heading towards .98. Thanks
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Jan 25, 2011 1:00
In Thread: USD
Ashraf, very interesting and helpful interview. Keep up the good work. Thanks
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Jan 23, 2011 23:39
In Thread: EUR
subway90, thanks for your reply.
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Jan 23, 2011 21:24
In Thread: EUR
subway90, do you trade eurusd only? Is it possible for you to post your charts at some other place and give us the link to look at them(if that's fine with Ashraf)? I believe a lot can be learned from you. Thanks
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Jan 5, 2011 23:45
Very helpful, thanks Ashraf.
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Jan 1, 2011 15:34
In Thread: EUR
This is by Joe Ross

Before you ever even think of trading, you need to first determine the amount of risk you are willing to take on a trade.

How much can you risk psychologically, emotionally, and financially before taking a loss that will put you into the fetal position, sucking your thumb in a catatonic state of existence?

Once you know how much risk you can stand to take, you can then begin to consider which time frame you should trade. You must match the risk you are personally willing to take with the amount of risk in the market.

Lets say you are willing to risk $300 per contract. Does it make sense to risk $300/contract using a monthly chart? How about a weekly or daily chart? Do you see where Im going with this? You need to choose a time frame in which the average risk/trade is around $300 or less.
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
13 years ago
Dec 31, 2010 6:32
In Thread: EUR
Hi Ashraf,
I hope you are enjoying your vacation. Waiting for your last article of the year to get prepared for the next year. Thnaks