Around present 1.3255. Will they hold the slide? Who knows. But they might at least slow it.
16 Responses to “BIS seen buying EUR/USD”
playing a real tight short trade on e/j now, then buy the...
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nah…its going down
whenever i have BIS seeing i have seen currencies going down
are bis buying and at what price we are going to see the turn around to what point or bis buying means sell orders
having been doing this about 16/17 months for forexlive Amand id hazard a guess they turn the market maybe around 70% of the time, even if it’s only temporarily. I would say they have a tendency to have more impact during Europe’s morning.
I will start publishing forex signals. When I buy I will publish sell and vice versa. It is an 90% accurate signal.
Gerry, I have been following your comments since you have been on Forexlive. I just wanted to post to let you know your info is greatly appreciated. I trade full time and you are my guiding light in the storm.
Hi Tibor,
I thought the same about some ordinary signals always make loss. Why dont we open trade against them and make killing… Lol
That’s very kind of you to say so Chodi.
Gary,
I do agree with you because I suffer a lot when bis in the market, the reason is I trade on short term momentum and usually bis is against my trend…
Hi Ahmed. I am not using any signals only s/r and trend lines. But It makes me crazy, when I open a position in one direction, the price usually turns back. So I think, I can publish always the opposite what I do.
Gerry – Wellcome to the afternoon sesion
Thank you Adi
tibor most traders are wrong in the entry point, I suggest you consider timing factors and averaging, if you are trading 100k trader only 20k lots and start entry on support and resistance levels when they are reached and exit conservatively, about timing enter just prior liquidity time, just befor asian EU openings, US is more volatile, also use large stops 100 to 150 pips, large stops timing and averaging are against the common knowledge, but try this on a demo and you´ll see
Hi Tibor,
You must trade Eur/Usd.
Demo trading is fun… but never the same. I made more than 1/2 a month’s salary in the space of the last 4 hours… but all on my demo account, trading pretty much at full leverage
I guarantee the results would not have been as good if I was using real money. But I think these summer markets are a good time for using fake money.
Ahmed- Hahahaha so true.
David- I agree, I doubled a 10k demo acct in 2 weeks, and since I started real money in May I’ve averaged out to making about 20%, I think between demo trading and the market being really screwy for a couple months, it’s been a slow season for real money.