hilary
- 31 Dec 2003 13:00
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jeffmack
- 28 Apr 2009 08:14
- 10590 of 11056
From TraderTom
A tradeable wedge is setting up on the 240 min chart on Sterling Dollar. The Sterling Pound weak against major currencies. There is a potential 400 point move in this, and I am trying to find a suitable entry this morning in the live room.
KEAYDIAN
- 28 Apr 2009 09:13
- 10591 of 11056
Is anyone going to trader Tom's seminar tonight?
jeffmack
- 28 Apr 2009 09:38
- 10592 of 11056
No, I am in Brussels. Whilst I know of Tom H I just came across his website today. Do you follow him?
hilary
- 28 Apr 2009 09:45
- 10593 of 11056
Errrrrrrr. Is Trader Tom the Danish guy who talks about moon cycles and all that? If so, it's entertaining stuff but total cr@p.
Anyway, it's Barca Chelsea tonight.
KEAYDIAN
- 28 Apr 2009 11:42
- 10594 of 11056
Jeffmack, I don't follow but am interested in following his trading posts.
KEAYDIAN
- 28 Apr 2009 11:42
- 10595 of 11056
Hilary, ask Ruth who Tom is :O)
Spaceman
- 28 Apr 2009 11:45
- 10596 of 11056
H, dont say that or Ruth will be very very upset, I think she still fancies the bald one ;-)
I agree with you, Tom H is a really nice bloke but all that star and moon stuff ......
He might have been the inspiration for a well know trading system....
Trader Tom is indeed Tom H.
Spaceman
- 29 Apr 2009 11:32
- 10597 of 11056
Jeff, looks as though your boss got a bit of a hard time from his shareholders ...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8023459.stm
jeffmack
- 29 Apr 2009 11:50
- 10598 of 11056
Yes, saw it on the news over here. I guess they wont mind as they finally got the result they wanted.
Seymour Clearly
- 29 Apr 2009 12:50
- 10599 of 11056
Was Master Tom expecting a 400 pip drop in cable then? Not quite happened has it!
Going back to pth's 10585 post and the subsequent discussion about leave the EA on the machines alone, Winalot has been running three cable longs for me starting on Friday. I was underwater for most of Monday and a little less yesterday. They've all finally closed out today for +124, +113 and +89. I was beginning to think I should close them out manually for roughly net zero last night and start afresh, but "keep the faith" seems to be the message.
hilary
- 29 Apr 2009 13:11
- 10600 of 11056
Hallelujah Brother. And don't forget as well that it took a fourth one overnight which it closed earlier for another 80 or so.
:o)
hilary
- 29 Apr 2009 13:13
- 10601 of 11056
I've just added that little quartet up, Flossiepops. D'ya know it adds up to about 400 pips? I think I'll do a seminar.
:o)
Seymour Clearly
- 29 Apr 2009 13:39
- 10602 of 11056
Only let mine do 3 positions Hiltops. Mustn't be greedy. But it is a very, very nice feeling.
hilary
- 29 Apr 2009 13:44
- 10603 of 11056
That's strange, Flossiepops, because I thought mine was only set to do 3 as well. I've just checked and the Wardrobe Monster must have changed it to 4 when I was asleep.
That's lucky.
:o)
jeffmack
- 29 Apr 2009 13:45
- 10604 of 11056
Who needs Tom when you have Lassie
Seymour Clearly
- 29 Apr 2009 13:51
- 10605 of 11056
Nice to see you're in complete control Hiltops
Seymour Clearly
- 30 Apr 2009 14:50
- 10606 of 11056
This is news to me - you learn all sorts.
As always at the end of the month, there is lots of talk in the market of flows at the fixings. The biggest flows at month-end tend to be from index funds. They passively hold a basket of stocks and they typically adjust their FX exposure once a month to match their currency exposure to the index price.
US equity markets have outperformed most overseas markets this month, leaving index funds with an surplus of dollars. Those dollars will be sold at the 15:00 GMT fix.
One caveat: Many a high-priced quant at the custody banks has been working on forecasting these flows for days. Many have already front-run the flows, helping explain the dollar weakness earlier in the session to a certain degree. Once burned, dealers may be twice shy in trying to profit from the flows.
For what its worth, there remains talk of major flows into AUD/USD for month-end today
Treblewide
- 07 May 2009 23:11
- 10608 of 11056
question for you forex dudes...what instrument moves most overnight during the asian session.....dollar/yen?
am looking at some overnight automation and am looking at the nikkei225 but thought that forex may be worth a look...any ideas of what instruments i should have a gander at?
i want my margin working overnight rather than sitting there doing feck all
Seymour Clearly
- 07 May 2009 23:28
- 10609 of 11056
Treb, suggest you have a look at the commentary here:
Forex live
which nicely summarises the action for each session. I'd also have a look at Hiltops' home page. Some of the best ways to trade are not neccessarily to trade each session during the active period, but to take a position early in anticipation. I can't say too much more as this is a key feature in some of Hiltops' automation. However, all my cable trades are opened shortly after 2 am, occasionally they're closed before breakfast. It's been a cracking few days though :-))
I'd certainly have a look at AUD linked pairs.