fx EUR/USD question

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1892 Posts

June 08 2010 06:20 GMT

Dear tl netizens

I'm making weekly reports on my eur/usd trading in Russian. I wonder if any of you know something (in order to help me with advise) or interested if I will repost it here on my TL blog.

Poll: Are you interested in Rus_Brain's FX eur/usd weekly reports?

Yes (13)

68%

No (6)

32%

19 total votes

Your vote: Are you interested in Rus_Brain's FX eur/usd weekly reports?

(Vote): Yes
(Vote): No

Thanks <3

JohnColtrane

Australia4813 Posts

June 08 2010 06:28 GMT

yes please but as long as it doesnt inconvenience you

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1892 Posts

June 08 2010 06:37 GMT

Just for info:

I've graduated in Russian far-eastern National University. Finance&Credit / Insurance.

Started speculating in 2007 (with major summs. $100 deposit do not count).
In 2007 I've made +17.5% from dad's ~$43k deposit. Actually that was "below average" result, as buy-and-hold would give me the same.
Maximum loss -8%.
Stocks only.

In 2008 I've made +83% from ~$5k.
Good result, as using buy-and-hold I would lose ~75% (thanks to Crysis peak in Russia)
Maximum loss however was -47%. (Thus my depo was like: $5k -> $2.5k -> $9k).
Futures and Options

In 2009 I was inactive due to exams in university, moving to Moscow and other personal reasons.

In 2010 I want to try Forex (eur/usd cfd).
Started with $4k, Feb 2010.
Max loss for now: -9,68%
Now ~$4k (floating, depends on market situation).
You may check up my opened positions @ google.wave. All comments are Russian and that is what I would like to translate.

And one more thing.
I'm in no case advertising any fx broker or whatever. Trading means high risk. I just want to find best of your comments to be better

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1892 Posts

June 08 2010 06:42 GMT

And Trading System is trend-following. Based on level breakdown/rebound. Filters: MA, Price Channel and RSI.
Far from perfect. Constantly updating.

Trading only eur/usd.

lazz

Australia3119 Posts

June 08 2010 06:50 GMT

as someone majoring in finance, with a final exam in about a week on this sort of stuff, yes

Zona

40426 Posts

June 09 2010 03:51 GMT

Please do write more. I want to learn.

fanta[Rn]

Japan2465 Posts

June 09 2010 04:01 GMT

Sounds very interesting, please keep us updated!
What's the lowest amount one should try this with?

Rus_Brain

Russian Federation1892 Posts

June 09 2010 05:32 GMT

On June 09 2010 13:01 fanta[Rn] wrote:
Sounds very interesting, please keep us updated!
What's the lowest amount one should try this with?

some brokers offer $20 minimal deposit,
But I won't recommend to start less than $1k. That's the ammount you can star trading with adequate risks.

The best way to "try" is to make a freedeposit/"learndeposit" where you have some virtual account you trade with. Just try think that's the real money to practise your patience

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