Here is a quick tip that isn’t really appropriate for “Sailing”; it’s really for “Scalping”. I’ve included this tip here simply because I didn’t discuss the topic of having multiple brokers nor multiple charts in that eBook, but did in this one. Furthermore, since scalping concepts are used in this eBook I figure that this tip isn’t too out of place. I have noticed quite often during a relatively fast (or even moderate) moving
market that if you watch both charts (say FXCM’s and ACM’s) that there are
moments of lag between the display of prices. If you observe two
competitors’ charts you’ll see instances when one will have a price movement
and a moment later the other chart will similarly reflect that price movement.
Sometimes while trying to scalp you’ll notice that the other chart will jump in
price but ACM’s price on the trading platform might still not reflect it. With
ACM’s one click dealing you might be able to occasionally score a few pips
just because of the lag. The window of opportunity usually only lasts a brief
second or two. This isn’t something you’ll make a fortune doing but is
something that you can do to “scalp” a few pips from time to time. Of course
you would only do this if you were thinking about trading in the direction that
the price jump lag occurred in, and you already had your mouse over the order
button waiting for the right moment to strike.
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