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how can use of volatility feature?

Nov 28, 2012 at 07:56
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Member Since Apr 20, 2012   5 posts
Nov 28, 2012 at 07:56
hi,
how can use of volatility feature?
how it works?
Member Since Nov 09, 2012   76 posts
Nov 28, 2012 at 09:50
Pairs with high volatility are more profitable for aggressive trading, cause difference in pips is big, and you can earn more. So in this way you should trade intro day.
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Member Since Oct 15, 2012   29 posts
Nov 28, 2012 at 13:12
Hi, Jayesh.

What do you mean by 'volatility feature?' Do you mean, how volatile the currency pairs are?
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Member Since Feb 14, 2012   8 posts
Nov 28, 2012 at 16:38
I guess he refers to the new Myfxbook volatility tool.
You can find it by clicking 'Market' in the menu bar.
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Member Since Apr 20, 2012   5 posts
Nov 29, 2012 at 07:22
brokersstaragent posted:
Hi, Jayesh.

What do you mean by 'volatility feature?' Do you mean, how volatile the currency pairs are?

when i open page of volatility there two empty box for lower & higher.
i enter 5 in both box now results every currncy pair get two colors.
in perticular pair euro/usd two colors.so what action makes me profitable now with proper time frame?
Member Since Apr 20, 2012   5 posts
Nov 29, 2012 at 07:22
RollingStones74 posted:
Pairs with high volatility are more profitable for aggressive trading, cause difference in pips is big, and you can earn more. So in this way you should trade intro day.

thanks for reply.

when i open page of volatility there two empty box for lower & higher.
i enter 5 in both box now results every currncy pair get two colors.
in perticular pair euro/usd two colors.so what action makes me profitable now with proper time frame?
action means which color prefers to buy or sell?
Member Since Feb 14, 2012   8 posts
Nov 29, 2012 at 13:03
Pick the timeframe you usually trade in and look for the pair with the largest number; this indicates that this pair has had the biggest price movement in your timeframe, compared to the other pairs.
If you are comfortable with trading that specific pair, you have found your best opportunity to make a profit today ... if there is a valid setup for your system, that is.

Bear in mind, too, that higher volatility of course also means that your S/L may be hit sooner ... volatility (like applied leverage) works both ways.


Cheers,
P.
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Member Since Jun 21, 2012   18 posts
Dec 02, 2012 at 07:39
Not really that useful = surely you can see the volatility when you look at the chart?
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Member Since Feb 14, 2012   8 posts
Dec 02, 2012 at 13:11
cfxsignals posted:
Not really that useful = surely you can see the volatility when you look at the chart?

Sure you can ... but why identify range and then laboriously count pips on a chart, if this tool offers the info at a simple click? :)
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Member Since Dec 01, 2012   65 posts
Dec 24, 2012 at 18:43
Tools outside of you trading platform are distractions and generally just cause more confusion. It is also tedious because you have to track them and somehow incorporate them to your trading strategy. There are built-in indicators that track volatility already such as ATR and STD.
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