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Cheers, yes your right the old cold/flu virus definition Its bacterial, I'm just not accustomed to dubbing a 104 F temperature a 'cold'. I'm Irish and moved to Colombia from Bath so I know exactly what you mean. I have to start this today:
"TERMINDOL" !? I used to help run a charity pediatric hospice in Asia and we would not have had a drug with such a worrying name lying about.. sounds like it should be stocked next to Euthanol at the vets! Its just a Colombian pharma generic re-brand but not ideal in English, words & terms again
Back on subject, yes I won't say liquidity is not a problem, if there are big holes in a tick/volume/minute etc chart, go higher and re-plan, always only trade when its trade-able etc. I want my new guy to experience respectable slippage anyway as for me he will be trading 10-50 lots on the ES etc. in due time. Knowing how to work with slippage is a skill worth learning early. I just wish he could decide between being named 'Egore' or 'Igore'
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
Known as "Nimesulide" over here; similar to ibuprofen (Nurofen) and diclofenac (Voltarol) but perhaps a better anti-pyretic, which you'd want, with a temperature of 104F (known as "40C", over here). Good luck - keep cool!
Reserve Bank of India has given indian exchanges from 10.12.15 permission to offer EUR/USD,GBP/USD and USD/JPY futures with contract size 1000(EUR,GBP and USD) And for sure the liquidity will be much higher on indian exchanges then on CME by M6E . But we cant trade only Qualified Foreign Investors
Good point, what you say makes plenty of sense. Scalping the M6E makes no sense due to commission costs and low volume.
However, it's good for swing trading - my only concern would be that it would be a bit like watching paint dry (whilst you waited for set ups to occur).
I don't think that this would taken with micro spot forex.
I would look for trades that are on a daily to weekly timeframe. Holding through multiple days. That way you are not watching paint dry. Look at the close of the day and see if trade still makes sense,