Usually you keep an eye on S&P or Dow Jones futures, and they are up, then possibly risk appetite, and if they are down the risk aversion. Of course they need to be up or down by a lot of point to trigger momentum in the market, so dont go selling when the future is down by 10 points. Also look at all 3 futures to be sure if all of them going same direction.

Henry

Interbank and most other brokers are “decent”, and I use the word decent in the sense of a grade “C-” barely passing. Interbank provides what other brokers provide, but they have the new backoffice solution which supposedly works itself around the new FIFO rule from NFA, and for that, I will keep the account.

As far as stop hunting is concerned, I run several broker feeds and they usually are within pips of each other, so not much issue there. But then against IBFX is got 4~5 servers, so if you are on a different server, you might have different experience. So what I do is using mental stops.

Henry

Just a question in regards to a good broker, I am with “Interbank FX”.

Do you or anyone else know much about Interbank FX in regards to whether they are good or bad?

I would like to know if I’m with the right people?

My only gripe is that they or I suppose the market have been very good at finding my stop loss almost to the very pip at times. Any words or thoughts on brokers or recommendations?

Thanks Devin.

Is there a chance that I can watch you trade the Core CPI live?

Thanks

Ian Grace