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kwchau » Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:10 am wrote:
tomele » Thu Mar 07, 2019 8:20 am wrote:Hi @all.

I guess some of you make some bunches of money with FXT-SPB3.

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Do ut des.

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Thank you Tommaso, Steve and Thomas for their huge contributions to this forum.

Great works !

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kwchau » Sun Mar 10, 2019 7:10 am wrote:
tomele » Thu Mar 07, 2019 8:20 am wrote:Hi @all.

I guess some of you make some bunches of money with FXT-SPB3.

If you want to keep up the flow that supports you, think of giving back a bit towards to the people that make all this possible. The natural sequence for your outflow would be:

1) Tommaso for running the forum. Paypal with comment "Tommaso” to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
2) Steve for all his coding and efforts, PayPal to: pianodoodler(at)hotmail.com
3) If left, a little bit to keep FXTestify running, Paypal to: donate(at)fxtestify.com

Do ut des.

Happy day
Thomas
I have just sent Euro 20 to each account above, as a token of appreciation.
Thank you Tommaso, Steve and Thomas for their huge contributions to this forum.

Great works !

Cheers,
kwchau
That is kind of you. Thanks.

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Hi @all.

Looks like GBP really caught us on the wrong foot today. I am not Ivan and therefore don't know the reasons for today's rally. But isn't there a short upward pointing segment at the end of each ramp?
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Interesting, I have 25 buy trades on GBPCHF, GBPJPY and GBPUSD, and 5 sell trades on EURGBP, all in nice healthy profit.

I'm using 3,364 hours as my Peaky settings, so I'm thinking that this made the difference in how the trades played out. Interesting to watch where it goes from here!
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cozybooks » 11 Mar 2019, 19:31 wrote:Interesting, I have 25 buy trades on GBPCHF, GBPJPY and GBPUSD, and 5 sell trades on EURGBP, all in nice healthy profit.

I'm using 3,364 hours as my Peaky settings, so I'm thinking that this made the difference in how the trades played out. Interesting to watch where it goes from here!
Yes, let us see how all this plays out.
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tomele » Mon Mar 11, 2019 6:15 pm wrote:Hi @all.

Looks like GBP really caught us on the wrong foot today. I am not Ivan and therefore don't know the reasons for today's rally. But isn't there a short upward pointing segment at the end of each ramp?

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My guess is it will drop like a bomb after the vote tomorrow....
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Gertje » 11 Mar 2019, 20:58 wrote: My guess is it will drop like a bomb after the vote tomorrow....
Two dogs are a pack. :smile:
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tomele » Mon Mar 11, 2019 8:01 pm wrote:
Gertje » 11 Mar 2019, 20:58 wrote: My guess is it will drop like a bomb after the vote tomorrow....
Two dogs are a pack. :smile:
But then again, maybe it won’t. :mrgreen:
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Gertje » 11 Mar 2019, 21:11 wrote: But then again, maybe it won’t. :mrgreen:
On my side, only whistling in the dark. I will leave it to SPB anyway.

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Well, my account is a demo account, so I would expect GBP to rocket skyward without stopping. If it was a live account, I would expect GBP to crash a couple of thousand pips. On the other hand, if it was a live account, I would close all of those buy trades today and book my profits, which would put us back to looking for GBP to rocket skyward.

The dilemma of trading... :D :twisted: :twisted:
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