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Thanks!
But I have some controversial points:
1) the EUR/UAH (Grivna in Ukraine) has not made the same move after these news (see pic)
2) despite the news that armed russian forces crossed the ukrainian border last night - the Dax went up in the morning
3) the Dax volume was on low flame the whole day and suddenly a big spike had been seen
Believe me I am watching that special situation around the Donbass very carefully since a long time. Coming back
from Ukraine some days ago I know about the tensions there very well.
Just to round it up - the Dax falling has not ended here. Some quite lower prices might be seen before this month
ends - seen also from the bigger picture - which I can not describe here only in some short words.
It is nearly off topic here:
The price of the UAH/EUR conversion was 2 years back under 10 Ukrainian Grivnas.
Some spikes up from march this year until august the price spiked to over 18 Grivnas.
Just to think about a very big country which was suddenly in the view of NATO, EU, Russia
and USA. Today the 'same' economy has no more power to attract investors or to simply
fight at the never ending long borders.
To come back to the DAX: all the german big companies that are selling goods eg. to Russia
are seeing some clouds for the very next future for their sales. And maybe even more are facing those
sanctions and fear to keep the own investments in foreign countries.
SO: the Dax can simply not hold these levels under those circumstances.
Have been reading some of the pages on this blog and interested in following your calls...
Couple of questions if i may...
have tried to find you on twitter using @GFIs1 but the latest post is in 2013? have u changed your twitter name or am i doing something wrong on my side possibly...
have you posted your individual twitter trades on this forum so that i can have a look at your biggest drawdown?
hope this is the place to ask these questions, was tempted to ask in PM but followed mikes suggestion that it may benefit others to..
Thanks for joining.
Twitter: I was abandoning my live calls on Twitter in 2013. Reasons were - too many questions during trading.
And the form to send answers in this limited way did not match my needs.
As everything can be read here on futures.io (formerly BMT) it was no need to be on two rails.
Journal: You can read the yearly results with extra charts in this thread around end of year. Just go back to
these dates and see the posts.
As all my calls are made before the trade with entry and exit time you need to read that developing post on
every trading day to see how it happened. Looking back to all trades here you only see the "finished" situation.
hi Wikmar, have looked at the quick summary and not sure if you are refereing to the first page in general or the box titled quick summary? sorry but not sure how the quick summary box functions.(cant find edit button on right hand side)
aware there are 3 stoplosses 15,30 and 40...not clear when specific one is used...
