Video Notes:
Charts don't create charts – everything that happens on a chart is ultimately the result of the expectation or occurrence of events. If there's an industry standard, Reuters is it. Below are alternatives as well as other relevant analysis / information regarding touted depth.
Sites mentioned in this video (NBT has no affiliation with these):
Ransquawk – http://ransquawk.com/
Talking Forex – http://talking-forex.com/
Market News International (Deutsche Borse Group) – https://mninews.deutsche-boerse.com/ in reference to Foreign Exchange Bullet Points – https://mninews.deutsche-boerse.com/product-info/mni-foreign-exchange-bullet-points
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I get the MNI feed with Ashraf’s premium service, do you know of the limitations of this feed as compared to going direct? Good information as always thanks Steve
Hey Steve,
That’s the feed and yeah its pretty much everything I mentioned per a good friend of ours here. He basically had the 2 running side by side an that’s what he saw.
I think there are FX brokers which have MNI feed included like Saxobank.
Is this the same feed or just a slimmed version of it? And does anyone know other brokers which have this feed, too?
Hi,
Even I want to know, which brokers provide the MNI feeds. Since I am intraday trader I am only interested in
1)order flows
2) institutional involvement rumors
3) Options
Hope to hear from you guys soon
You can get talking forex for free. If you go to zerohedge dot com there is a link on the right side
Steve: If you had to choose one (1) . . . either MNI’s FX Bullets . . . or Ransquawk’s Talking Forex . . . which would it be . . . got a feeling the choice will be MNI . . . but just would like your opinion.
They’re two totally different services. Ransquawk is basically the Reuter’s Feed – that’s pretty much all they squawk, but they do have MNI’s stuff running in the background. And you don’t even have to pay for it anymore….for free, here: http://zerohedge.talking-forex.com/live.html . MNI’s big advantage are the touted orders, which I can vouch for at this point. I wrote an article about my experiences with them here: https://paracurve.com/2012/05/interpreting-touted-order-flows-results-of-a-long-observational-period.html . It really depends on the level of trading you’re doing, because MNI isn’t exactly cheap. But that being said, you certainly don’t “need” them to be profitable – far from it – but they’re a valuable luxury.