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33 min ago • u/sami_regard • r/wallstreetbets • is_this_the_top_there_is_now_an_anime_where_a_mom • C
author is a total active FX degen, posting P/L on twitter pretty frequent.
sentiment 0.73
1 hr ago • u/garristerr • r/wallstreetbets • is_this_the_top_there_is_now_an_anime_where_a_mom • Discussion • B
We now have an anime on trading:
"***FX Senshi Kurumi-chan*** (internationally localized as ***FX Fighter Kurumi-chan***) The story centers on university student Kurumi Fukuga, who plunges into the high-stakes world of foreign exchange (forex) trading to recoup 20 million yen lost by her late mother. Alongside her fellow trading enthusiasts, Kurumi navigates the emotionally volatile realities of market fluctuations, unrealized losses, and brutal loss-cuts.
Clip of her getting bulltrapped LOL:
[https://x.com/meruii1i/status/2105671880724169198?s=20&fbclid=IwY2xjawUsGltleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBHNydGMGYXBwX2lkATAAAR6aH\_6htScTwXqdGvuwgYEFHrKUpcVUk\_etAa4-Uxxwi3cZO2GwCujOkJGYWA\_aem\_Z-2EJVhhKbMg2ZxCwVbcJg](https://x.com/meruii1i/status/2105671880724169198?s=20&fbclid=IwY2xjawUsGltleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBwZG9mBHNydGMGYXBwX2lkATAAAR6aH_6htScTwXqdGvuwgYEFHrKUpcVUk_etAa4-Uxxwi3cZO2GwCujOkJGYWA_aem_Z-2EJVhhKbMg2ZxCwVbcJg)
sentiment -0.76
2 hr ago • u/Awkward_Lack_3322 • r/Trading • why_is_it_soo_hard_to_find_a_trading_mentor_and • Due-diligence • B
I’m a 22-year-old FX trader who trades **EURUSD exclusively**, and I’ve been trading my current strategy for about year.
I’ve built my own framework, spent a lot of time studying, backtesting and trading it, and I genuinely believe I have a lot of potential. I’m also comfortable with the fact that trading is something I could continue figuring out through experience and learning from my own mistakes.
But I’ve reached a point where I think having an experienced trader beside me could accelerate that process tremendously.
**I’m not looking for signals, copy trading, or someone to hand me a strategy.**
I’m looking for someone who can look at my trading objectively and tell me:
* Where am I going wrong?
* What am I not seeing?
* What should I improve?
* What habits or mistakes are holding me back?
* What would you do differently if you were in my position?
I’m willing to put in the work. I genuinely believe **the best investment I can make right now is in myself**, and I’m looking for someone experienced who is willing to invest some of their knowledge and guidance into helping me develop as a trader.
I’m open to **paid or unpaid mentorship**. What matters more to me is finding someone who actually trades and is willing to genuinely guide another trader.
If you’re an experienced FX trader, or you know someone who might be a good fit, **I’d genuinely appreciate a DM.**
sentiment 0.98
2 hr ago • u/The-Goat-Trader • r/Daytrading • how_the_f_do_u_guys_do_it • C
"Stop hunt" is muddying together several different things.
Stops absolutely cluster around predictable levels (NOTE: *cluster*, not "to the tick"). That’s not ICT lore. Carol Osler documented it using actual FX dealer order data: stops tended to cluster around round numbers and technical levels, and when triggered they could accelerate price through positive-feedback order flow. The NY Fed published the research.
But that's very different from saying "the market saw my stop and went there to take it."
You're paper trading, so obviously nobody is hunting *your* stop. And on CME, stop orders generally aren’t displayed as resting liquidity before they're triggered.
Actual deliberate stop running does exist. The CFTC has prosecuted precious metals traders for intentionally trading through levels to trigger customer stops they knew were there. But that's a very specific thing. A wick through a swing low followed by a reversal is *not* evidence that happened.
The more useful model is simpler.
There's an obvious low. Lots of traders independently put stops below it because they’re looking at the same structure. Price reaches that area. Stops trigger and become aggressive selling.
Then one of two things happens:
1. Passive buyers absorb that selling and price rejects the level.
2. Or they don't, and price keeps going.
Same "liquidity sweep". Completely different outcome.
So "wait for them to take the stops" isn't much of a trading model.
The reaction to the order flow is the information.
And if you're consistently right on direction but getting stopped first, test that instead of explaining it as "manipulation".
Take your next 50–100 setups. Measure the maximum adverse excursion (MAE) of trades that eventually worked. Compare that with your stop distance, local volatility, and where the trade was actually invalidated.
If your winners routinely trade through your stop first, your entry/stop model is wrong for the normal noise of the setup.
If they don't, you may just be remembering the spectacular "one tick through my stop and gone" cases.
One explanation is testable, the other is a story.
sentiment -0.99
2 hr ago • u/Awkward_Lack_3322 • r/Trading • why_is_it_soo_hard_to_find_a_trading_mentor_and • Due-diligence • B
I’m a 22-year-old FX trader who trades **EURUSD exclusively**, and I’ve been trading my current strategy for about year.
I’ve built my own framework, spent a lot of time studying, backtesting and trading it, and I genuinely believe I have a lot of potential. I’m also comfortable with the fact that trading is something I could continue figuring out through experience and learning from my own mistakes.
But I’ve reached a point where I think having an experienced trader beside me could accelerate that process tremendously.
**I’m not looking for signals, copy trading, or someone to hand me a strategy.**
I’m looking for someone who can look at my trading objectively and tell me:
* Where am I going wrong?
* What am I not seeing?
* What should I improve?
* What habits or mistakes are holding me back?
* What would you do differently if you were in my position?
I’m willing to put in the work. I genuinely believe **the best investment I can make right now is in myself**, and I’m looking for someone experienced who is willing to invest some of their knowledge and guidance into helping me develop as a trader.
I’m open to **paid or unpaid mentorship**. What matters more to me is finding someone who actually trades and is willing to genuinely guide another trader.
If you’re an experienced FX trader, or you know someone who might be a good fit, **I’d genuinely appreciate a DM.**
sentiment 0.98
2 hr ago • u/Better-Mood6264 • r/IndianStockMarket • entire_country_going_to_hit_sl • C
Can u explain further plz ? like : One purpose for the FCNR deposit was FX reserve , then why RBI swaps and defeat the purpose ? RBI swaps with banks right ? If so then isn't initial swaps of banks with RBI for USD to INR useless ?
sentiment -0.61
3 hr ago • u/Grouchy_Assignment69 • r/interactivebrokers • why_does_mtm_in_flex_change_in_nav_differ_from • General Question • B
I’m comparing an Activity Flex Query XML report with IBKR PortfolioAnalyst’s “Change in NAV” breakdown for the same cash account, date range (Aug 25–Sep 25, 2026), and base currency (CNH).
The MTM values differ:
• Flex XML mtm: 840.5028271 → 840.50 CNH
• PortfolioAnalyst MTM: 848.14 CNH
Beginning NAV, ending NAV, deposits/withdrawals, dividends, interest, and combined fees/commissions match.
The adjustment breakdown also differs. PortfolioAnalyst shows Other = −20.14 CNH. Flex has other = 0, with separate fields for withholding tax, changes in dividend/interest accruals, and FX translation. Those adjustment fields together total approximately −12.50 CNH.
Both breakdowns reconcile to the same ending NAV, but MTM differs by approximately 7.64 CNH, offset by the adjustment categories.
Does anyone know the exact classification difference between these two IBKR reports? Could cash FX effects or option exercise/assignment be allocated differently? Which Flex fields would let me reproduce PortfolioAnalyst’s MTM and Other separately?
I’d appreciate a documented mapping or a reconciliation example.
sentiment 0.79
3 hr ago • u/PandoraBot • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_october_2_2026 • C
Goddam I just watched the new FX warrior anime (the one about forex trading) and that shit was too real and traumatic
sentiment -0.90
6 hr ago • u/HuzzahBot • r/wallstreetbetsHUZZAH • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_october_02_2026 • C
Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2105817520750092743)
>Gold Climbs Back Above $4,150 as US Yields Pull Back Ahead of US Jobs Data \- FX
sentiment 0.00
6 hr ago • u/hardcrepe • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_october_2_2026 • C
The first episode of FX Fighter Kurumi-chan came out this past week. Its about a college girl trading the forex exchange trying to to get 20 million yen. The first episode had me laughing at the parallels to this place and options. Still has the traditional Japanese cartoon tropes so beware of those if they aren't your thing.
sentiment 0.59
10 hr ago • u/kmouratidis • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_october_1_2026 • C
Friendly reminder: [WSB: The Anime](https://myanimelist.net/anime/63337/FX_Senshi_Kurumi-chan) starts today.
sentiment 0.49
12 hr ago • u/Acceptable_Rough_486 • r/interactivebrokers • ibkr_huf_chf_conversion_of_a_larger_amount_then • Currency • B
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have practical experience with larger FX conversions on Interactive Brokers?
I’m considering the following:
\- deposit around 80M HUF to IBKR from my own Revolut account
\- convert part of it from HUF to CHF
\- invest part of the funds in ETFs
\- withdraw some CHF to my own Revolut account
I would also use IBKR for investing, but I’d like to occasionally take advantage of FX movements and make currency conversions (perhaps once a month) when it makes sense.
The main reason for using IBKR for the conversion is that its FX rates/fees seem significantly better than what I can get from my bank or Revolut/Wise.
A few questions:
Has anyone done something similar with IBKR, especially with larger amounts?
Could IBKR flag or restrict the account if some CHF is withdrawn relatively shortly after conversion?
Given that I would also be using the account for ETF investments, would occasional FX conversions and withdrawals still be considered acceptable, or could IBKR view this as “FX-only” / money-transfer-style usage?
Thanks!
sentiment 0.93
12 hr ago • u/DV_Zero_One • r/Daytrading • if_youre_actually_a_profitable_day_trader_what • C
20% a year.
I've been trading FX and Rate Swaps for 30 years (25 for banks and funds. 5 in retirement as a hobby)
Last year I made 25% which I am very happy with. Any of my previous employers would have been happy as well.
sentiment 0.87
12 hr ago • u/eMarketerr • r/defi • i_want_to_stop_just_holding_crypto_forever_and • C
First of all, it depends what country resident/passport you hold, because some cards are available in some countries.

Next part is in what currency are you going to spend your crypto, if its $ its fine, if its something else, check FX fees and currency rates.
Another thing is cashback, some crypto cards offer cashbacks but those cashbacks are not always straight money, its sometimes their coin (mostly locked) sometimes some money that unlocks after X months etc. Check the cashbacks carefully.
[cryptocards.so](http://cryptocards.so) lists most of the card companies, both non kyc and ordinary ones. I would suggest to evaluate them based on those 3 criterias I wrote above and final is reviews that are well established on cryptocards site.
sentiment 0.42
13 hr ago • u/whomakesthetendies • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_october_1_2026 • C
Flight to safety it seems looking at FX markets
sentiment 0.42
13 hr ago • u/QuanTradin • r/Trading • why_do_cots_commercials_report_and_open_interest • C
a few different things are going on.
commercials aren't one kind of trader. in crude they're mostly producers and refiners hedging physical barrels, and they hedge on their production and refining calendar, not off the chart. Brent is on ICE with its own report and WTI on NYMEX, and the hedgers behind them are different companies (a lot of WTI hedging is US shale), so the two can split for reasons that have nothing to do with price.
in currencies the legacy "commercial" bucket is mostly dealer banks sitting on the other side of client flow, so they can add longs and shorts at the same time because they're running options and spread books. the TFF report breaks that into dealers, asset managers and hedge funds and is far more readable for FX.
the sudden OI drops on currency futures are the quarterly roll. CME FX contracts expire on the IMM dates in March, June, September and December, positions get rolled or closed in the weeks before, total OI falls off a cliff and then rebuilds. we just had one in September.
the report tells you who holds what, not why. the why is usually somebody's business calendar.
sentiment -0.30
15 hr ago • u/QuanTradin • r/Trading • best_brokerage_for_us_investing_from_india • C
IBKR if you want low fees and the full ETF list, but the hidden cost is your bank's FX rate on the LRS wire, so compare that first. also look at the Ireland-domiciled versions of the big ETFs, dividends get taxed less on the way in and you stay clear of US estate tax.
sentiment 0.46
15 hr ago • u/Jrbell19 • r/algotrading • algo_trading_data_source_for_backtesting_and • C
What data are you specifically looking for? Stocks, Options, CFDs, Crypto, FX, Futures?
It's impossible to for the community to provide helpful recommendations without understanding your requirements. It will just attract bots shilling certain products that will likely just steer you in the wrong direction.
Please refer to this post: [https://www.reddit.com/r/algotrading/comments/1moh1bo/comment/n8da1t0/](https://www.reddit.com/r/algotrading/comments/1moh1bo/comment/n8da1t0/)
sentiment 0.71
16 hr ago • u/0xpolygonlabs • r/0xPolygon • integration_monerium_frax_and_capa_connect_euro • :Polygon_Logo: Official Announcement :Polygon_Logo: • T
[INTEGRATION] Monerium, Frax and Capa Connect Euro Payments to Onchain FX on Polygon Chain
sentiment 0.00
17 hr ago • u/nooddoodler • r/ASX_Bets • aue_aurum_resources_the_market_is_pricing_a_15moz • B
I model ASX gold developers, and AUE keeps coming out as the cheapest-ranked study on the board. I lurk a lot, so I thought I'd throw a name in that I don't see mentioned often.
**What it is**
Boundiali gold project (3.22Moz), northern Côte d'Ivoire, 88% owned, same greenstone belt as Perseus' Sissingué and Resolute's Syama, plus the 1.16Moz Napié project down the road. Run by Dr Caigen Wang (The Wang), who founded Tietto Minerals in 2010 and took Abujar (also Côte d'Ivoire) from IPO in Jan 2018 to first gold in Jan 2023, then sold the company to Zhaojin in 2024. Mark Strizek (exec director) was on that build too. Same team, same country, next project.
**Yesterdays announcement**
Project-best hole at BST1: 28.8m @ 22.92 g/t from 204m, including 17.95m @ 36.57 g/t (BSDD0152). Same batch: 57m @ 2.87 g/t and 22m @ 4.70 g/t with 2m @ 45.86 g/t inside it. That's inside a 1 g/t open-pit resource. The drilling program just got expanded to 150,000m for the year.
**The rig fleet**
Aurum owns 16 diamond drill rigs outright. They drilled 151,450m in FY26 with their own gear, which is why a A$266m company can afford a 150,000m program and still bank A$95m. Tietto did the same thing. Owned rigs is how you grow a resource at a fraction of contractor rates, and it's why the ounces keep coming.
**Who's in on it**
* Perseus Mining (PRU) cornerstoned the March placement and is now \~10% (9.9% then, took its share in September). A neighbour and a multi-billion producer sitting at 10% of you is not nothing, and they are running out of their own ore...
* Zhaojin Capital \~7%. The people who bought Tietto.
* Board and management \~9.5%. The Wang personally put in $840k at 60c in March (1.4m shares, shareholder-approved, settled June) and holds 4%. He also bought in the 2024 placements!
**PFS**
* 1.21Moz probable reserve (maiden, June 2026)
* 1.52Moz produced over 11 years, 923koz in the first five (\~185kozpa)
* AISC US$1,951/oz
* Capex US$342m (AACE Class 4, includes US$34m contingency), \~A$480m
* Post-tax NPV5 US$1.49B (\~A$2.15B) at US$4,076 gold, IRR 119%
* DFS due late CY2026, FID targeted Dec 2026, first gold H1 2028
**Numbers**
* 511m shares x A$0.52 = \~A$266m market cap
* Cash >A$95m after the Sep 23 placement (95m shares at 55c, A$52.5m firm)
* EV \~A$170m
* EV / post-tax NPV at spot gold (A$6,050): \~0.07x
* Median across ranked ASX gold developer studies: 0.17x. AUE is under half that.
* EV per resource ounce: \~A$40
**What I think it's worth (fully diluted, today's numbers)**
I don't value it on today's 511m shares, because the build raise hasn't happened yet. The model dilutes first, then values.
1. the NPV at today's gold. Spot A$6,055 blended 65/35 with a A$6,250 long-run (median of four published forecasts) = A$6,123/oz, about US$4,350 at the study's 0.71 FX. Read off the PFS post-tax NPV5 sensitivity curve, not the headline: A$2,422m
2. \*what's actually Aurum's. Reserve ounces weighted by tenement ownership (BDT1/BDT2/BMT3 at 85%, BST at 90%): 85.6% attributable
3. a construction-stage multiple. Developers with a dated FID trade at 0.7-1.0x NAV. FID is dated (20 Dec 2026) but permits and financing aren't done, so the bottom of the band: 0.7x P/NAV
4. cash.\* A$95m after the September placement settled on the 30th, no debt.
5. the dilution. Capex \~A$480m still to fund, 50% equity, +20% overrun allowance, less the cash on hand beyond a six-quarter working-capital reserve, means a \~A$230m raise around FID at a 12.5% discount to a flat 52c. That plus a rights leg (the raise is over the 25% placement cap) and in-the-money options takes the register from 511m to \~1,110m shares.
**My Base Target**
(A$2,422m x 85.6% x 0.7 + A$95m) / 1,110m shares = $1.39 per share
That's the base case at 52c today. On spot alone, no long-run blend, it's A$1.36. At the PFS deck of US$4,076 it's A$1.22.
What breaks it: a 40c FID raise instead of \~45c adds another \~70m shares and takes \~8c off the base. Permits not granted and no FID at all, and P/NAV goes back to a study multiple and you're at 70-80c.
**Why it's cheap**
1. The build is \~1.8x the market cap. US$342m capex on a A$266m company. Debt will carry some, but the model has \~A$230m of equity needed around FID. That's the whole story of the discount.
2. It's Côte d'Ivoire, and no one even knows where that is... Jurisdiction discount is real. The mining exploitation permits are still outstanding (environmental approval came in May).
[This is the place](https://preview.redd.it/voku7h9tyush1.png?width=1761&format=png&auto=webp&s=8d9daebd578b4cd6d3393f198c8fb9f8a0cb39a5)
1. Price action has been dogshit. -27% over 12 months while the ASX gold index did +16%. Gold beta is 1.2 so gold did +3% for it and the sector +14%. The company's own contribution was -30%. It has raised twice into that (March at 60c, Sep at 55c).
**Why it might not stay cheap**
* PFS to reserve in one go, DFS in a few months, FID by Christmas. Catalysts stacked, and A$95m funds the DFS, the 150,000m program and early works without another raise before FID.
* Today's hole says the high-grade is there under the pit shells. 16 owned rigs means they will find more of it cheaply before the DFS closes.
* 119% IRR at US$4,076 with spot higher. The NPV restated at today's gold is \~A$2.4B.
* Two strategic holders who build and buy mines in this exact belt, at \~10% and 7%, plus the MD buying at 60c. If FID financing comes with a Perseus or Zhaojin cheque attached, the equity gap closes without a 40c placement.
* The reserve and the raise discounts (tight, basically at market) both argue for a higher value than peers. The only factor that explains it is capex against market cap.
* Management has done exactly this before, in the same country, and got taken out for it.
**TL;DR**
Cheapest ranked gold developer study on the ASX on EV/NPV, for one reason: it needs to raise most of its market cap to build. Base case A$1.39 fully diluted after a \~A$230m FID raise, bull A$2.75 if someone else writes that cheque. At 52c the market is pricing the raise at a price that doesn't exist yet. If you think The Wang's team, 16 owned rigs and a register with Perseus and Zhaojin on it can finance Boundiali like they financed Abujar, this is the cheap end of a 2027-28 producer that i think gets bought out before they produce a thing.
40% of my portfolio and increasing.
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