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DislikedBreak retest continuation , it is an integral part of price action experienced technical traders are fully aware of and use to capitalize on the current move {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} This better illustrate the BO concept .. I only hope fundis guyz are taking side notesIgnored
Disliked{quote} This better illustrate the BO concept .. I only hope fundis guyz are taking side notesIgnored
Disliked{quote} I am totally speechless... ...but I was expected today up for oil and down for gold ) , and I do like this: 1777.77Ignored
Disliked{quote} Wasting our time my friend, they will jump on every dip proclaiming the 1000 pip drop is here or its a reversal or some such nonsense , of course price will eventually reverse and they will proclaim they were correct but by that time you, me and the other good traders here will have banked hundreds of pips on the way up and could not give a xxxxIgnored
DislikedBreak retest continuation , it is an integral part of price action experienced technical traders are fully aware of and use to capitalize on the current move {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} I guess from my perspective, living in the UK, understanding what these politicians are like et al I believe the chances of a no deal are far higher probability than many believe, that is made and decided off nothing more than my own understanding of the situation. I do not trust the media, or other brokers... everyone has an agenda depending on what you are reading & social media is similarly a tunnel vision of our own pre existing bias. I think there is a hgih probability that the UK are asking for more than the EU can deliver without...Ignored
Disliked{quote} This better illustrate the BO concept .. I only hope fundi guyz are taking side notesIgnored
Disliked{quote} Ok fair, I still would't try to catch tops but again it's me and since your bias about the deal is so negative you're trading accordingly. I hope for the deal, and not for my longs, and I think you hope the same despite your shortsIgnored
DislikedIn the credit world things seem to be ok with the UK- right now Although Barnier talking tomorrow he seems to be under pressure by member states to get a deal- think he will sound hopeful but concerned re-fish/field rhetoric Would like to see a rally into the previous swing high into the Frankfurt open Banks starting to get itchy feetIgnored
DislikedIt seems that the 2 big known fundie themes affecting the markets going into the end of year and extending into the new year are; 1. Brexit. firstly - deal or no deal and then secondly - the actual details of the deal and it's likely effects. 2. Covid and the ongoing economic effects and, two fundie themes that could develop and affect the markets; 3. On the U.s side - likelihood of a potentially $2.2tr covid support/economic impetus deal (if the dems can get hold of the senate re georgia run-offs.) 4. Iran - will they fall into Tump's/Netanyahu's...Ignored
DislikedBreak retest continuation , it is an integral part of price action experienced technical traders are fully aware of and use to capitalize on the current move {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} lol I'll stick to the day job.. sounds like you make an absolute fortune so you stick to yours I'm not here for watching coloured bars on a screen day in day out for the rest of my days... here purely for a big move & then i'll be gone.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I guess from my perspective, living in the UK, understanding what these politicians are like et al I believe the chances of a no deal are far higher probability than many believe, that is made and decided off nothing more than my own understanding of the situation. I do not trust the media, or other brokers... everyone has an agenda depending on what you are reading & social media is similarly a tunnel vision of our own pre existing bias. I think there is a hgih probability that the UK are asking for more than the EU can deliver without...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Lol, says the person now expert on t/a who i seem to recall was preaching about a demark a trendline reversal that was a correction! you presume too much about what other people are doing. Have a good dayIgnored
Disliked{quote} Only a TA trader would understand this concept because it's a normal occurrence for BO's. Only a matter of time, bears will leave the thread for bulls again SSIgnored
Disliked{quote} The market always makes the same mistake. It thinks that politics is mainly about economy, or livelihood, or well-being of people, and therefore politicians will make decisions that are good for the country's economy. But politics is not about these nice things, and never was, throughout human's history. It was, is, and will probably always be predominantly about one thing -- power. So for UK government, the question is NOT how much disruption we will see, but whether they can (minimum target) stay in power and (maximum target) consolidate...Ignored