You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
Nichosi! There's a nice signal in mt5! It's good... never had so many subscribers in mt5 signals before :)
It's a trivial net. It will end up as usual.
It's a trivial net. It will end up as usual.
It's not that common grid, as long as it drags like that. Especially as there is more than just trading on a single instrument...
It's enough to see how many people withdrew and how many top-ups)))
But then yes, it's dragging to the bottom.
Just look at how many people have withdrawn and how many have refilled)))
And so yes, it's clearly dragging to the bottom.
Now calculate how much a person earns from subscriptions. Add that to the "withdrawals" :)
And the slippage since August is not really off the charts. At least for now
It's not so ordinary grid, if it drags so much. Especially as the trading is not based on only one instrument...
Profit is around 100p on all trades, with few exceptions. If it goes down, it is reinforced with a margin of 1.5 every, on average, 1000p. This is not a regular grid? Which one?
+ increasing the lot in parallel with the growth of the deposit. The end will be sad. I'm guessing it's going to go bust on the pound.
Now calculate how much a person earns from subscriptions. Add that to the "withdrawals" :)
And the drawdown since August is not too high. At least for now.
Apparently you're a subscriber since you're advertising)))
It's not a regular one. It's likely to go down. But who of us has not fallen, puked and swore on the deck of the big one?)
You must have signed up to advertise.)
Not ordinary. What's going to leak out is probably what's going to happen. But who among us hasn't fallen, puked and swore on the deck of a big one?)
Nah, I signed up about five years ago. And spammed too...What's a "regular" grid then?
What's a "regular" grid then?