EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 1) - page 483
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I knew someone would notice :))))
Yes, it's OK, sometimes there is a 40%-45% drawdown, but I think it's acceptable.
If 40-45% of the deposit, your nervous system is enviable.
For me the discomfort comes from 3% and higher. To each his own, of course ...
And it's dangerous without any stops - the Internet will get cut off, electricity will go out, the OS/PC will crash, you need to go somewhere urgently...
If 40-45% of the deposit, your nervous system is enviable.
My discomfort comes from 3% and above. To each his own, of course...
I got it right, i.e. with a 100 CU depo the drawdown is from 3 CU and you are nervous?!
Then what are your profits?
i'm just curious.....
Did I get it right, i.e. with a 100oue depo the drawdown is from 3oue and you are nervous ?!
Then what are your profits?
i was just wondering.....
My deposit is a bit bigger, average profit 5-10% a month, but more predictable than winning at the casino.
And when 1/3 of a month's income is lost in a day, the feeling is not the most pleasant.
If prioritized, I put deposit preservation on the 1st place and its multiplication on the 2nd one.
I think we shouldn't discuss deposits here... I apologize to comrade TEXXa for starting this conversation and thank him for not hesitating to post a screenshot here. Not many people on this forum do that. RESPECT! I think we can continue to make prognoses for euromoney. I think we may continue doing forex forex analyses in this forum.
I agree:)))
Can we see the eu above 1.4800 ?
Why not?
Until the local low at 1.4680 is broken, the chances of an upward move are quite high.
Why not?
Until the local low at 1.4680 is broken, the chances of an upside are quite high.
that's good, as I'm still waiting to close the position... like probably the author of the question)))
where can i get advice on trading strategies here?
It'll get to point 6, turn around and go up.
I don't think it will reach the 6 point, I know it beforehand, because the Eulphas have their own peculiarity, so it happened in reality... The elks I beat off to the full extent, but at the same time I learned to fully identify the reversal points, there is one more virtue of mistakes and I'm a winner... Now I expect the movement to 1.4784 and the second point of continuation of 1.4714...
>Dow Jones Newswires column by Stephen Cox
>Nasdaq: Intraday stop orders should be placed at the technical stop-turn point, which is between the first support and the first resistance.
>Nasdaq: Intraday stop orders should be placed at 2046.80.
>S&P: The index is targeting the first resistance, which may be an important intermediate-term high. Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 1025.21.
>DJIA: Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 9794.80.
>Dollar Index: Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 75.89.
>Gold: A trade above the first resistance could take the futures to levels close to $1,100. Intraday stop orders should be placed at 1055.20.
>Crude Oil: Stop-orders for intraday trades should be placed at 77.40.
>Euro/USD: Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 1.4741.
>Dollar/Japanese Yen: Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 90.71.
>Nikkei 225: Stop orders for intraday trades should be placed at 9840.
>Author Stephen Cox, 212-416-2212; stephen.cox @ dowjones.com; translation by PRIME-TASS; + 7 495 974 7664; dowjonesteam @ prime-tass.com.
>/Steven Cox, a chartered technical analyst, is chief technical analyst at Dow Jones Newswires.