Take a look at these Henry. Only found them about a week ago.
Seem to have a good set up.
http://www.fxcm.com/
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Seem to have a good set up.
http://www.fxcm.com/
Options.
One thing that I think it is worthwhile to note.
I have been checking the dollar/yen the last few days against the quote by cmc.
Have been amused to see that the cmc quote is inside the other quote; and this is using the spreadbetting arm of cmc.
I believe that because cmc are currency traders first and foremost, if you were using the currency arm to trade; the spread would be even tighter. (though I may be wrong on this.)
One thing about this new site is that they have a mini trading system going whereby you could open an account and trade for as little as 300$. Though, if cmc have the tighter quote...
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I have been checking the dollar/yen the last few days against the quote by cmc.
Have been amused to see that the cmc quote is inside the other quote; and this is using the spreadbetting arm of cmc.
I believe that because cmc are currency traders first and foremost, if you were using the currency arm to trade; the spread would be even tighter. (though I may be wrong on this.)
One thing about this new site is that they have a mini trading system going whereby you could open an account and trade for as little as 300$. Though, if cmc have the tighter quote...
Options.
Hi Henry,
Sorry about that - here it is again...
Take a look at this site - there are some links to follow through from there - quite good java charts , and free ...
www.forexonline.com
Sorry about that - here it is again...
Take a look at this site - there are some links to follow through from there - quite good java charts , and free ...
www.forexonline.com
Yeah that is interesting about CMC. Certainly at the seminar they seemed very well into the currency side of things and are keen to make more available via SpreadBet.
I looked at EUR/GBP ages ago and found it seemed to move slowly but in a nice predictable fashion within very obvious ranges which makes it easy to trade. CMCs charts really wind me up though because they're so slow, hence my looking for something a bit better!
ds - thanks muchly for the link
H.
I looked at EUR/GBP ages ago and found it seemed to move slowly but in a nice predictable fashion within very obvious ranges which makes it easy to trade. CMCs charts really wind me up though because they're so slow, hence my looking for something a bit better!
ds - thanks muchly for the link
H.
Yes, there is a difference between the spreadbetting and forex of cmc.
For the dollar yen. Spread is 4 points while the same instrument on the forex arm is 3 points.
I usually trade dollar/yen because of volumes. Anyone have any views on the best currency pair to trade?
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For the dollar yen. Spread is 4 points while the same instrument on the forex arm is 3 points.
I usually trade dollar/yen because of volumes. Anyone have any views on the best currency pair to trade?
Options.
FX Charting
There are plenty of free charts about but they are normally fed from a small handful of data people like Dania etc, basic charting is free on most FX sites and varies a little in layout (Dania is my favourite)
For advanced indi's including better time periods etc and say Schaff triggers you need to pay from $40/month for a web based version to around $80/$150 for a windows based version.
For the next technical level you are looking at maybe the Fibonacci Trader with a live data feed, surpisingly reasonably priced at around $60/month, but its like jumping into a jumbo pilots seat if used too soon.
Like other memebers have mentioned to similar questions free can have drawbacks in advancing your learning although I am sure many would not agree.
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Adam
There are plenty of free charts about but they are normally fed from a small handful of data people like Dania etc, basic charting is free on most FX sites and varies a little in layout (Dania is my favourite)
For advanced indi's including better time periods etc and say Schaff triggers you need to pay from $40/month for a web based version to around $80/$150 for a windows based version.
For the next technical level you are looking at maybe the Fibonacci Trader with a live data feed, surpisingly reasonably priced at around $60/month, but its like jumping into a jumbo pilots seat if used too soon.
Like other memebers have mentioned to similar questions free can have drawbacks in advancing your learning although I am sure many would not agree.
OK
Adam
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If there's lots of you out there who trade FX and the FX postings warrant it, I'm sure Sharky (our webmaster) would consider setting up a FX board. But, until then, ChartMan's suggestion of the Active Trading board is the best.
EURUSD and GBPUSD key patterns and next.... http://marketchartpattern.com/forex...sis-price-charts-and-patterns-23-24-may-2015/
Excellent analysis and charts. :clap:
