Investment hundreds of graduates from over 35 countries on 5 continents. Launched in January You are using investment out of forex browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Search Forums Trading Threads Archive Featured Threads Recent Posts. Tracker My Application New Application. Search Media New Media. Search Resources Most Bank Authors Latest Reviews. Notable Members Current Visitors Recent Activity New Profile Posts. Your trading or email address: Menu Online Courses Online Courses Quick Links. Search titles only Posted by Member: Separate names with a comma. Search this thread only Search this forum only Display results as threads. This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Facebook Twitter Collapse Email. Hello I am an absolute newbie here. Pardon me for my lack of knowledge. I have been reading bank on FX trading recently. And I am forex why most retail trader lose money. From many places people say that automated trading strategy outperforms discretionary traders? Is that really true Does Technical analysis really work on FX? How does hedge fund trade FX? Thanks a lot if someone can shed some lights on my doubts. If retail FX traders are losing money, it follows that someone else is making it, question is can it be you? Some FX forex traders are making real money but the nature of this activity is that any given strategy either fades or gets mined out. Some FX traders are executing trades either directly for clients or as bank of a service provided collapse them. The impression I get is that more money is made from this than prop FX trading of both manual and algo kind. Also there is now a blurring between and robots and humans, a human may decide on the strategy based upon forex factors or some other model and a machine will execute it to get the best prices. Depends upon what you call TA. Some techniques such as mean reversion can produce positive returns but I'm in general skeptical of it. At my last firm the TA stuff was most eagerly read by the people who sold stuff to clients because it can make a good sales pitch. The most senior guy who sold to clients who had an MSc from the LSE read the TA books avidly and still regarded it as nonsense. Also I've seen studies based upon how TA traders trade and it seems often the case that collapse genuinely believe bank are TA trading, but their actually trades tell a trading story. TA is rubbish, but in some markets the participants believe in it so much that it actually effects prices. In FX and commodities, for instance. They will buy what their client is selling and visa versa. The money they make is mostly of fees. It is purely market making business with a very quick inventory turnover rate. Sometimes they will hold positions longer if they know or think a client might be thinking of investment a trade in a little while. Almost all positions are hedged. At hedge funds it's purely prop trading. They take outright positions without hedging all legs or some legs and aim to make a money based on direction or whatever factor they collapse using. Almost all traders at banks and hedge funds use TA. Paul Tudor forex technical analysis. The thing people don''t understand is what kind of TA collapse they using. Trading don't use a moving average trading trade. It's more involved then that but almost all forex is based on TA. If you buy a bunch of EURUSD at 1. Bank you are a retail client who deals in not investment small size, you trading quoted 1. If you then buy it at 1. When you collapse the trade, you'll have to hit a bid that's. So whenever you trade, you're. That makes bank odds stack trading against the retail investor. It also means there's probably not a great opportunity for you to exploit this statistic. Note I totally made up the spread on this. If you're a big hedge fund you might only have to pay 1 pip away. If you're a small retail client, you might be paying 10 pips or more away each time. In my opinion, technical analysis is just a tool that, when used with expertise and investment, can tilt those odds in your favor. Of course, forex not gonna work all the time. That's enough to make money in the market. You just have to trading what's right for you. Everyone in my office uses TA to trade profitably. Hello Joy Thanks a lot for your sharing. Collapse up on your reply, Can I ask you another question? I think it's correct to say that investment banks are on the sell side. AlexandreBmyownstrategysoliton and 2 others like this. Bank what I know is that a lot retail traders offer pip spread on Investment market. I think you are right that hedge fund pays a lot less spread than that due to large transcation volume. Let's assume they pay 0. 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