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K - thanks man. I don't think I'll delve into it. Thought I'd amuse myself for a while by trying to do something constructive, but it looks like a whole "thing".
Let me rephrase that slightly, I presume I can do this in a html editor? If I can't I'm out of my league...
The idea was to get the xml feed for my statement, so I can plonk it in a box. I have a rss feeder in http://www.rssinclude.com now they would want this from the API: https://www.myfxbook.com/api/get-open-trades.xml?sessiDSL07vu14QxHWErTIAFrH40&id=12345 But it won't work as I have login first like so: https://www.myfxbook.com/api/login.xml?email=elvis@yahoo.com&password=letsboogie Now this is all html stuff really, by the looks of it. So I'm looking at all of this thinking, right can't be that difficult, but be nice if we can get an example of how to put something like this together.
27 years hey? And you don't know where the bottleneck is? I'll give you a tip. Trade context. O is about 30 times quicker than MT. On close out's more than 50. As for the rest, you don't understand it, not my problem.
I love all the web tools, but they don't have a patch on telling people your story, especially if you resigned the day job because the fx pays better....
I used to be a freelancer in the offshore industry, we all network for work using mostly Facebook. You have the friend feed so if someone is off to a field you know exactly who is hiring and where. You swap leads with the guys at home and after a while you hunt in packs. One guy picks up a project you all do. I've gone from India to Saudi to Taiwan and found the same people there, and the only connection is what you see on Facebook. Nothing brings the message home like a general "Thanks guys, been nice, but I'm quitting because my forex pays more. Who wants an account...." Remembe......
All we'd need is a fourth option for printing the statements, XML if I understand it correctly. I doubt I'll ever use it, but was adding RSS news feeds to my website and realized that be another very powerful marketing tool. Can end up with your trade stream on thousands of websites, all linking back to the fxbook account.
That be nice, then I can simply stream my statement to my website, trade by trade....
Mentoring?
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They want me to put an ad about how good they are if I use their stuff. I'm happy if their tool links back to their web, but not going to blow their trumpet for them. Frankly I think they're about 15 years behind the curve. All the MT4 brokers are.
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