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February 01, 2016, 01:52:20 AM
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This thread is about everything related to: / Forex / Commondities / Indicies / Stocks
Your thoughts & charts and ideas are appreciated!


- Just post your chart/ideas or interesting news you found
- Also any questions you might have

- Completely new traders are very Welcome
   (What are you interested in? Daytrading? Swing Trading? Long term investing (especially stocks, indices & commodities) What broker to take?
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I am new. Where do I start learning about trading the globule markets? Charting? Signals? Support/resistance?

 check out -> https://www.babypips.com/ <-

Also a good introduction Playlist on youtube for new traders:

 check out -> YouTube Forex/trading introduction playlist <-


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You already have experience in trading? Have a look over at the DailyFX Youtube channel. Professional analyses by a currency specialists regularly.
 check out ->DailyFX YouTube Channel <-

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Brokers to suggest which accept Bitcoin:

SimpleFX:
https://simplefx.com/

Positive:
+ Very many pairs overall. Also all major crypto pairs (LTC, ETH, Bitcoin Cash)
+ Several deposit/withdraw options for both crypto and FIAT. (FIAT requires verification)
+ Supports MetaTrader 4 (gives the option to copy trades from professional traders across many brokers which I do not recommended)
   MT4 is especially interesting for active day traders.
+ responsive and professional customer support
+ accurate overnight swaps (which can be positive,therefore you get paid to hold some positions)
+ up to 500x Leverage on your account margins. (not for your single trades)
Negative:
- spreads are moderate (unless you are a scalper you shouldn't care about this too much anyway)
- crypto pairs are a bit high (besides BTC/USD which is good)
- LOT system for position size
- dynamic spreads can create giant spreads during high impact news(Keep an eye on the Ecconomic-Calender!)



1Broker:
https://1broker.com/

Positive:
+ Very basic and simple interface. Good for completely new traders.
+ Low spreads overall.
+ fixed spreads (high impact news are less violent then on simplefx)
+ The very first and therefor oldest and most reliable crypto Broker for the globle markets.
+ 200x max leverage (can be adjusted for every trade itself)
+ directly copy traders from the 1broker platform (Which I again do not recommend)
Negative:
- High over night swap fees(unlike simplefx you wont get paid)

- No MetaTrader 4 support (very bad usability on mobile devices)
- currently no other deposit options besides BTC
- no crypto pairs to trade currently (but coming soon with https://1fox.com/)
- much less pairs to trader overall (compared to simplefx)

        

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How do I share my Charts/Ideas?
--> https://www.tradingview.com/ <--

Quick Start for TradingView:


1.) Click on "Chart" or Type in what you are looking for.
2.) In this case the S&P500 = "SPX500". It can be tricky to find what you are looking for but you will get used to it




1.) Open main chart                                                        6.) Your personal watch list
2.) Time Interval (between 1 minute and 1 month)                7.) Instant snapshot of your chart
3.) Drawing tools                                                            8.) Publish your Idea. It will create a chart which can be
4.) Indicators (more information about their function soon)          "played" from when you created it. -Example here-
5.) Set an alert!                                                             9.)  Economic-Calendar: All important number releases (GDP,
                                                                                        Inflation reports, Retail sales).  -Alternative Also look here-


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February 01, 2016, 02:15:45 AM
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Would you say you are more of a technical trader? Look for patterns in charts etc?

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February 01, 2016, 01:45:09 PM
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About 9 months ago I was trading CFD's in gold
I was trading with looking for divergence in a few indicators I had setup.
There was more involved in just that. But it did work for me and I did quit well.
I did this while I was off work with a injury. But I would like to get back into. Just need to setup everything again and
find the time to do it. Most profit was made within a a 4 hour period. After that it died out for the day.

Depending on news events I would trade later as well.
Also did some oil CFD's as well. They were tricky. I had different ways of trading different markets.
Did some stop hunting. Found little things in Forex pairs that worked very well. Always did well with GBP/JPY   Always lots of action and swings with this pair
Pretty predictable at the time. But I have not looked at the charts in a long time. I still do follow the markets through the news.
If you can grasp human emotions and Order flow you can do very well.

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February 01, 2016, 06:17:18 PM
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It was 4 months after I starting looking into the markets before I made a trade with real money.
I studied and learned first. And traded with demo accounts first. Not going to lie, was very tempting to dive right in with real money. But I resisted and
had a good teacher that showed me a lot of things.

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February 03, 2016, 02:59:47 PM
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In Forex anyone can not only profit, but also make fast profit. But of course better is, if you have some experience.  Wink
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February 04, 2016, 02:46:25 PM
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I've been in forex for years now and i started learning from the pipsology of babypips forum. I downloaded the InsiderSignal of AndyX CDs just to learn how to use the metatrader back then.
But you should learn Forex trading faster if you will just try the Free trading systems from the users of babypips, most of them works depending on the kind of trader you become.
I end up losing more from the cable market (GBP/USD) and so i just stick to the UER/USD.
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February 04, 2016, 06:26:51 PM
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I use 1Broker to go short or long for various indexes and commodities. I learnt technical analysis but I mostly do news-based trading.
I am short for WTI oil and Eurostoxx 50 at the moment with a leverage between 5 and 10. Both position have brought me 35%+ gain by now.
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February 04, 2016, 06:54:57 PM
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I use 1Broker to go short or long for various indexes and commodities. I learnt technical analysis but I mostly do news-based trading.
I am short for WTI oil and Eurostoxx 50 at the moment with a leverage between 5 and 10. Both position have brought me 35%+ gain by now.

How often do you trade? How do you decide where to put your s/l?

Also how long have you been trading? Smiley

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February 04, 2016, 06:56:51 PM
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CRUDE OIL - USOIL - Levels to watch ~~

USOIL is caped in a triangle for now. Overall it's trading sideways.

ways to trade Crude Oil:
1.) Trade the triangle formation with tight s/l above the highs / lows
2.) Wait for a breakout of the triangle with a s/l below the breakout in case it's a fake out.

Overall we could go a bit higher but as long as the OPEC is not cutting their oil production don't expect a bullish trend to really develop for oil

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https://www.tradingview.com/chart/USOIL/dJPqrzav-Crude-Oil-USOIL-Levels-to-watch-at/
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February 05, 2016, 12:43:44 AM
Last edit: February 08, 2016, 03:45:56 PM by TReano
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One last Chart for this week:


Gold(XAUUSD)
Might be at the edge of the multi-year bear trend.

Formation looks really bullish on the weekly + Daily chart .

Watch the "Important area" mark, if it breaks with strength we should get a nice run.
Also watching the RSI on the Daily chart for more conformation of a fueled bull run / scalp short trigger.

It also confluences with the global recession fears and the slowdown in China. It would also fit the bigger picture of a USDOLLAR which had a very dramatic and rapid break down the last couple days.

This is kinda a longer term outlook to work with and to keep in mind. But if the stock markets completely break apart in a dramatic dump Gold should be the next safe-heaven for a longer bull-run.

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Edit 08.02.16: Wow. Gold momentum is still increasing. We just started the week and we are almost through the "Important area" mark. Fear in the markets is growing rapidly as Gold is the best indicator for fear.
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February 05, 2016, 05:02:01 AM
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I haven't tried any of those brokers listed above but since they allow users to deposit btc, does it mean they won't need my IDs when registering to them?
I use to be with oanda to which they asked my driver's license, passport and a recent utility bill. Anyone isn't comfortable with it.

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February 05, 2016, 10:53:22 AM
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I haven't tried any of those brokers listed above but since they allow users to deposit btc, does it mean they won't need my IDs when registering to them?
I use to be with oanda to which they asked my driver's license, passport and a recent utility bill. Anyone isn't comfortable with it.

They have to ask for IDs if you could avoid taxes/launder money which you can't really do with a Forex/stock Broker.
If you have to pay taxes for you profits you made you will pay them when cashing out your bitcoins at a exchange. Therefor Broker often don't require KNY since they are not dealing with FIAT money.
If you are unsure you might write a support ticket to the broker you are planing to use.

In the end I don't think you will get into trouble since you can't really tax avoid / launder your money via Forex/stock markets.
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February 06, 2016, 07:30:44 AM
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i tried 1broker for some time, but after the intial, almost 100% of gain, i usually lose anything, the market make a trend shift that is unexpected and you lose everything how can i predict those shift in the market?

i think they are the most hard thing to deal with
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February 06, 2016, 09:31:33 AM
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i tried 1broker for some time, but after the intial, almost 100% of gain, i usually lose anything, the market make a trend shift that is unexpected and you lose everything how can i predict those shift in the market?

i think they are the most hard thing to deal with

To foresee it, it may involve news, maybe bank news.  and for technical, you may have to watch out breakouts on support levels so one mush have their levels drawn for any trend. The only that i kept on my schedule is the NFP.

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February 06, 2016, 12:30:13 PM
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i tried 1broker for some time, but after the intial, almost 100% of gain, i usually lose anything, the market make a trend shift that is unexpected and you lose everything how can i predict those shift in the market?

i think they are the most hard thing to deal with

I guess the problem is you find a good trade on an intraday but they are not in the overall trend.
It's hard but it's the aim of every good trader to buy into a trend where you never get stopped out and it keeps on going and going your direction.


USD/CAD was a great trend trade if you caught it. If you bought the breakout of the consolidation you would have had over 44days without any notable pullbacks and over 8% rise in that time which is a lot on Forex (Keep in mind many people trade with high leverage from 50x to 200x)... Forex is differently compared to bitcoin trading. You don't want to call/catch bottoms/tops like you want to do in bitcoin. You want to find strong and lasting trends. The magic is to find them and let them run.

Here is the USDCAD chart as an great example:
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February 07, 2016, 08:27:04 PM
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Nice thread!
I've been thinking in investing some capital into CFCs but I don't really know much about it. Perhaps your thread might help!
I'll be sure to follow your thread!
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Nice thread!
I've been thinking in investing some capital into CFCs but I don't really know much about it. Perhaps your thread might help!
I'll be sure to follow your thread!


You are welcome!
My suggestion: Start with a low account size / low leverage. Get used to the Broker and learn how markets flow.
Draw some charts and work out a plan. Where you want to enter and where to put your stop-lose(SL) and where to place your take profits (TP).
It doesn't matter if you are trading on a 15min chart several times per day or on a bigger timer scale on trade every 3-4 weeks. You just have to have a realistic plan.

Once you are starting to make constant trades you can add to your account so always have a good feeling entering a trade.


Also I am thinking about an E-Mailing list I would send out some ideas/charts. I won't post too many charts here in this threat for now to keep the spam low.

just contact me:

Treano.fx.@gmail.com


Wish you a great week! Smiley
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February 08, 2016, 08:21:00 AM
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Hi,

World markets are coming down w/ a serious several-years drastic change to volatility levels & downside risk factors since December, very, VERY big things are brewing now, China's problems along w/ the US FED + UK BOE signalling that after all, potentially, they may NOT continue to hike their national currencies' interest rates in 2016-2018, and instead, actually slash rates downward towards 0% and possibly even in negative territory - this is monumental because the main reason by far that the US Dollar had always been in bulltard mode for the past couple years was because the US FED was chanting they would hike rates UP as the "US Economy is recovering so well.." which pushed the dollar UP & kept pressure on EUR, GBP, etc.

The minute it is no longer an inarguable fact that US economic data has been so good, that US recovery is so real, and that US FED will absolutely raise or at least keep rates steady ; the minute institutional investors start expecting real risk that the FED might instead actually *lower* rates - that's when the USD / DXY really dumps down from its bulltard advance the past 2-3 years, and in the past several days that's what we've been seeing on the markets - EUR GBP JPY *UP*, USD *DOWN*.

Now that the world's macroeconomic factors are almost universally pointing to a short- & mid-term bear market in equities (stocks) and commodities , it's no wonder gold has been pumping upward so much, w/ barely any dips in price - it had been pressured down for so long, after all - Though this capital & risk flight barely helps BTCUSD because the affluent chinese' capital controls evasion goals are met w/ resistance to using BTC to achieve it, since the recent blocksize debate contention have spooked many into just relying on good-old gold as a hedge vs. unstable / scary world markets collapse risks & economic slowdowns / currency devaluations.

So TLDR this global climate of risk aversion means USD down, EUR up (mostly because US down), GBP up (a bit less, though, for this reason, chiefly), JPY up (risk-off safe haven), CHF up (risk-off safe haven) Wheat neutral, Oil up & down (for many reasons), CAD therefore also up & down (tied to oil), AUD & NZD down (commodities-tied currencies), Gold up (risk-off store of value), Stocks down (risk-off), Bonds up (risk-off - but eventually down too, when/if things get really ugly). So, extremely simple then? Not so fast - If things are that clear/easy to see, w/ even the world's biggest investment banks' analysts currently saying 'yes it's a bear market, things will be bad, sell your stocks, etc' then inevitably that shows a CROWDED trade environment in which there are too many bets stacked on one side, and thus, at the slightest hitch of 'dead cat bounce' rallies/etc, it only takes one viral news headline - and suddenly there is a 'rush for the exits' - in this case, a rush BACK into risk-on assets, which causes violent moves in both directions, in order. So no, it's not as simple as 'naked short-sell everything zomg, and baI gUoLD!21!11!' Wink

Important to consult ZH & also balance that equities-perma-bear gold-bulltard view w/ some MW + FF <- Click those links & bookmark - you cannot survive as trader w/o these cardinally indispensable resources, both fundamental / macro-economics & technical / chart indicators feedback.


Some critically informative recent posts I've curated from around the finance world :

[>] http://www.tradeciety.com/the-5-stages-every-trader-goes-through-before-becoming-profitable
[>] http://thereformedbroker.com/2015/09/22/fundamentals-are-only-half-the-story
[>] http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=7007834#post7007834
[>] http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?p=8662251#post8662251
[>] http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-02-04/opaque-process-collapse
[>] http://www.valuewalk.com/2016/01/the-big-short-accuracy


Some quotes for the ages :

"The problems of our current monetary system are the result of the actions of the USA (Bretton Woods with the approval of most of the victors of WW2) and Richard Nixon. After that Congress took full advantage of the reserve currency status (egged on by the public who enjoyed more benefits with lower taxes.) Now that the chickens are coming home to roost we are loking for someone to blame.

This mess is not the fault of the central banks...they serve at the pleasure of the government. To believe otherwise is just simplistic thinking. At ZH there are a few favorite scapegoats like Boomers, jews, politicians, political parties and the FSA. In truth we Americans have lived higher on the hog than any other nation. In a big way this was do to our ability to print dollars and spend them into the economy without 'the pain of work'. The recycling of the dollars we spent by the world's central banks , as they sent our dollars back to us to buy treasuries, insured that the government could continue to spend yet not raise taxes. This worked for half a century but is now breaking down.

Not to understand what is actually happening, blaming the wrong groups and believing in incorrect models will only lead to personal bankruptcy and punishment of innocent people. Behaving with clear thinking is hard when the whole world is suffering but we will get a much better outcome if we do."
 ~ ZH'er


"This is when trading becomes boring – and trading should be boring! At this stage, the trader has spent years of looking at screens and taking the same setups hundreds or even thousands of times. He knows exactly how his preferred setup looks like and trading becomes a waiting game.

At this stage, the trader has fully internalized that he can’t win every trade and, more importantly, he does not really care about losses as long as he has followed his rules. Trading is now an activity of pattern recognition, risk management and constant self-improvement."
 ~ Rolf @ TradeCiety


"The middle class is shrinking and they claim the 1% are making too much. Is that really the problem? No. The problem is the 40% (government) is broke and consuming a steady increase in the proportion of everyone’s income. Government produces nothing. It lives off of what everyone else produces. The more it grows, the lower the real economic growth."
 ~ Economics Blogger


"One day I had lunch with a provincial Chinese govt. official. He told me he had made two trips to the US and had hosted many trade delegations from the US in China. He smiled and said, the United States is socialist. We (China) are capitalist. I shook his hand and told him that he understands what millions of Americans don't."
 ~ ZH'er


"As long as I can find a winning strategy, however tenuous, *I don’t give up.* *In danger lies opportunity.* It’s always darkest before dawn. [Focus on mastering process - Not on the results. They will come in due time.]"
 ~ George Soros
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February 08, 2016, 08:53:54 AM
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Some UK Politics + GBP Dynamics analysis I've done :



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Very very big level for USD/JPY right now. I did send out this Chart on sunday via the Mail list, here the Weekly version of it to see the pattern clearer:

- Head & Shoulders Pattern: If we break the Neckline around 115,50$ we could see a completing of the clear H&S pattern. -> http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/head-shoulders.asp
- over 70% of retail traders are currently long on UJ. -> could fuel a break / retail traders are fighting this move heavily.
- Always keep in mind Japanese Yen is very much depended on Stock markets. If Stock markets sell of, JPY gets much stronger. (very bearish UJ since you trade USD against Japanese Yen). Stock markets are still in Sell-out mode.

--> Also: retail traders could be right and we could bounce of at this area. Everything can happen in the end.


In the end the 115,50$ mark is a really really important level for the USD/JPY pair. It could bounce since we declined already much from the recent high. But this area is the kill zone. If it breaks I am in.

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EDIT: Also great to see as the fear of a collapsing stock market increases, Gold shines and gains value rapidly. As predicted on my idea from last weeks Gold Post.

--> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1348351.msg13779239#msg13779239
-> Gold is the best Indicator of fear in the market.
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