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I have a minimum on one broker
1,13103
on the other
1,19440
I'll have to torture them both.
I didn't have any catastrophe, although the position turned out to be at a loss. What bothers me most is that my brokerage company uses minima around 1.14 on the chart, whereas Trading Central's analytics shows minima around 1.19. The difference, to put it mildly, is too much.
1.19977
Didn't anyone make any money at such a good time?)
the one who excluded GBP from the basket earned ))))
My low was 1.1946. I went long and it's a good thing I didn't put a stop. I went out at 1.2443, and if the stop would have worked, I don't know, for sure there were requotes, I would have closed at 1.2170.
In general, the "nasty market" ate all the profit that I earned, even went into a little loss))))(((((
The liquidity of the currencies is as follows: US dollar, euro, yen, pound sterling, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and franc.
Thus, the pound is in the top four by liquidity, and it is not far from the yen. In short, it's like the franc. Well, it cannot be so that the liquidity has disappeared and fallen.
With the franc you could still believe it, as the most illiquid of the majors, but with the pound....
So speculators are being booted out of currencies so they won't be there?