how does swap effect your trading...... do you avoid pairs that charge swap.....
i had a friend once that lived entirely off swap..... this was back when the audjpy and nzdjpy paid a bundle..... that's not the case now.....
it is possible, even today, to double your account and never have a single winning trade...... large leverage would help tremendously.... positive swap adds up......
that friend only held longs which paid swap..... she never shorted which would have charged swap......
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the script below, goes in script folder, can be placed on any chart..... it will blacken out everything and the layout will be seen.....
first row is the common pairs....
second row is the daily atr.....
third row is the daily atr left.....
fourth row is the current spread when script was run.....
fifth row is the tick value of 1 pip.....
the next 4 sets are the atr for that timeframe and the $ value of that atr....
margin req row is the margin required for the chosen lot size.....
last 2 rows are long swap and short swap...... oanda does not use marketinfo_modeswap, so i had to load mine into a array.....
the script has 3 inputs.....
first..... true for mini lot..... false for standard lot....
second.... true to use market info..... false for my array.... odds are you'll leave it on true...... unless your using oanda in the states......
third is atr periods.....
so, do you avoid trading in a direction that charges swap just because of the swap..... what is your take on it......
will explain mine a bit later......h
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i had a friend once that lived entirely off swap..... this was back when the audjpy and nzdjpy paid a bundle..... that's not the case now.....
it is possible, even today, to double your account and never have a single winning trade...... large leverage would help tremendously.... positive swap adds up......
that friend only held longs which paid swap..... she never shorted which would have charged swap......
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the script below, goes in script folder, can be placed on any chart..... it will blacken out everything and the layout will be seen.....
first row is the common pairs....
second row is the daily atr.....
third row is the daily atr left.....
fourth row is the current spread when script was run.....
fifth row is the tick value of 1 pip.....
the next 4 sets are the atr for that timeframe and the $ value of that atr....
margin req row is the margin required for the chosen lot size.....
last 2 rows are long swap and short swap...... oanda does not use marketinfo_modeswap, so i had to load mine into a array.....
the script has 3 inputs.....
first..... true for mini lot..... false for standard lot....
second.... true to use market info..... false for my array.... odds are you'll leave it on true...... unless your using oanda in the states......
third is atr periods.....
so, do you avoid trading in a direction that charges swap just because of the swap..... what is your take on it......
will explain mine a bit later......h
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