garrychristians
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Feb 09 at 11:54
Hearing a lot lately on requotes when big news breaks. Is there a way to avoid it?
Malajind
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Feb 09 at 12:50
It doesn’t seem like there really should be a way, but it’s probably necessary to hand over those who have already used something similar.
garrychristians
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Feb 12 at 11:23
Malajind posted:
It doesn’t seem like there really should be a way, but it’s probably necessary to hand over those who have already used something similar.
You mean ask people who have faced this? Sorry I didn’t get you… ?!
LeviSievwright5
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Feb 12 at 18:03
I refrain from trading when there is high impact news. After the news is published, I work on the effect of that news.
cardigan
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Feb 15 at 11:03
LeviSievwright5 posted:
I refrain from trading when there is high impact news. After the news is published, I work on the effect of that news.
Same here.
Sometimes when the high impact has a chance of positive reading, then I do trade to make profit, but for most of the time, it is unexpected.
Mitchelmarss
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Feb 16 at 09:20
Use stop loss orders. And as per my personal opinion, don’t use automated ones.
ele020
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Feb 16 at 09:52
garrychristians posted:
Hearing a lot lately on requotes when big news breaks. Is there a way to avoid it?
its better to avoid trading right after the news breaks. You will surely get extremely wide spreads during news releases.
The more your practice, the more you learn.
stevenflam
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Feb 16 at 10:56
Also take-profit. It helps trading with certain targets, like stop-loss.
garrychristians
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Feb 16 at 12:25
LeviSievwright5 posted:
I refrain from trading when there is high impact news. After the news is published, I work on the effect of that news.
Aren’t there better possibilities of profits with increased volatility around major news?