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Quote: torero hi nsitt, do you trade forex? it's about as even as anywhere else I believe. You see what everyone else sees nah not forex. I don't know why but something about it scares me At the moment I do stocks and am looking to move into futures. That leverage effect is calling to me hehe. Given the responses to this thread as well as reading several others, seems that lifestyle plays a HUGE part in most ppl's trading....

Quote: nsitt I feel like I understand our All Ordinaries index very well but unti we can get the depth in the Aussie markets, it still feels to prohibitive What I suggest you understand in trader psychology and market psychology, it applies to all markets in the world. I just took a look at an SPI200 chart, its got some nice flow to it on a 5 minute chart, whats the spread like for that contract? Last edited by wsam29 : 01-29-2007 at 05:11 AM .

Quote: nsitt I feel like I understand our All Ordinaries index very well but unti we can get the depth in the Aussie markets, it still feels to prohibitive What I suggest you understand in trader psychology and market psychology, it applies to all markets in the world. I just took a look at an SPI200 chart, its got some nice flow to it on a 5 minute chart, whats the spread like for that contract?

hi nsitt, do you trade forex? it's about as even as anywhere else I believe. You see what everyone else sees __________________ "It's against human nature to succeed in the markets" -- Newbie Trader Lounge

My first encounter with trading was during my time in Boston. I studied the US markets initially and focused strictly on it. By the time I came back to Tokyo, I was completely absorbed with the US markets. Trading the US markets is a complete turn around for me.. I trade from 11:30pm night time and finish around 6:00am. A complete night trader. At first I felt extremely unhealthy... but after a few years Im pretty used to it now. I would move...

Quote: nsitt Yea its the depth that you can find in the US markets that makes them so attractive. If the SFE had the depth that the US markets had, i'd have no trouble or doubts trading it. By when you get over 100K + contracts per day on the CBE E-mini's you can't really compare. I feel like I understand our All Ordinaries index very well but unti we can get the depth in the Aussie markets, it still feels to prohibitive If you...

Quote: nsitt Yea its the depth that you can find in the US markets that makes them so attractive. If the SFE had the depth that the US markets had, i'd have no trouble or doubts trading it. By when you get over 100K + contracts per day on the CBE E-mini's you can't really compare. I feel like I understand our All Ordinaries index very well but unti we can get the depth in the Aussie markets, it still feels to prohibitive If you...

hey, soul i would love to switch place with you. i feel more energy and focus at night. and i have to snap my faces in order to wake up 630 in the morning. PS: couldn't trade since last week due to the borke internet cable.

hey, soul i would love to switch place with you. i feel more energy and focus at night. and i have to snap my faces in order to wake up 630 in the morning. :p PS: couldn't trade since last week due to the borke internet cable.