Trembling Hand
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unfortunately I dont have any read(?)/stats/backtesting results on these events. I read somewhere on here or eliteTrader (cant remember which) that the aussie200 follows S/R like a glove which I guess somehow I equated this with breakouts
Will take your word for it that they don't occur very often. I cant really afford to test the theory for much longer - not with real $ anyway.
I can't think of any high-probability scenario that'll push the market 20 - 40 pts ... unless a pre-open (< 7am) can be entered but so much scope for news to come out in the meantime ... risky risky risky i've gotten burnt a couple of times (too much warmth)
hG
0.1 of a mini? How do I enable this on IG? I thought $5/pt was the smallest one could trade ... ?
(i use the web-based PureDeal btw - that what you're using?)
sounds like a good idea!
Look at Australia 200 Cash (A$5 Mini Contract). According to my calculations, it should be $0.50 per pip. Chicken feed i know, but good if you're wanting to get the feel for it.
$5 contract is $5 a tick
Oops, yes. Just edited, sorry. Meant to be 0.1 of a mini is $0.50..
Oops, yes. Just edited, sorry. Meant to be 0.1 of a mini is $0.50..
where do you get 0.1 of a mini ($5.00/contract) from?
The Aussie200 is $25/contract
The mini is $5/contract
I think you've got it confused, like a mini on the mini ... (which doesn't exist, does it?)
boy oh boy!!
And people ask why I have permanent PMT??
Is that off the demo account or the full account?
Dear Mr. holyGrill
Thank you for your email.
I just sent you an email regarding the issue with trailing stops.
Regarding tradesense, it is an educational tool for new clients with us which only lasts six weeks. Unfortunately you would not be suitable for tradesense.
If you have any further queries please do not hesitate to contact us.
Kind regards,
Niamh Kelly
IG Markets Ltd (Australia) Client Services IG Markets Ltd | Level 7 | ...
If you can't afford $5 a tick you shouldn't be trading the SPI
But if you really must you can trade SPI CFD's which are simply $1 a tick
Cheers
Brad
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