FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 18: August 2012) - page 488

 

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which chart should be used for candlestick analysis? )))))))))

 
yardex:
I'd love to, Professor, but I'm afraid I won't make it.

Well, without being sarcastic. You should borrow in the currency in which you live and work and get money. Everything else is an attempt to jump over the top.

(I understand if you have a company in the U.S. and the dough comes in dollars - take a loan from..... but this is some kind of strange trickery).

Maybe I do not understand what of course. Again, without any irony.

 
alex_r:

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which chart should be used for candlestick analysis? )))))))))


From D1 and above. The rest is an illusion of analysis.
 
Not really, I took a loan in $ in Ukraine at 13%, it was safely repaid, in hryvnia it was 25-30%.
 
solar:

Well, without being sarcastic. You should borrow in the currency in which you live and work and get money. Everything else is an attempt to jump over the top.

(I understand if you have a company in the U.S. and the dough comes in dollars - take a loan from..... but this is some kind of strange trickery).

Maybe I do not understand what of course. Again, without irony.

Why is it worth taking out a loan in local currency? Doesn't the example of Black Tuesday tell you anything?
 
tara:

From D1 and above. The rest is an illusion of analysis.
From D1 you need a deposit of more than a dozen kilotons and balls of steel)))
 
alex_r:
From d1 to trade you need a deposit of more than a dozen kilotons and balls of steel)))

The question was about analysis, not trading :)
 
BeerGod:
Not really, I took a loan in $ in Ukraine at 13%, it was safely repaid, in hryvnia it was 25-30%.

It was a troubled time ))))) nothing more can be said ))))
 
You could also consider trading sessions, but this is a floating timeframe.
 

Same eggs, but in profile.

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