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- venzen replied Nov 8, 2016
Bitcoin trades like a commodity, so orthodox EWP doesn't apply reliably. The liquidity is good - better in some exchanges/brokers than others. I generally find that margin positions of 10-25 BTC can be opened and closed at market, but anything more ...
- venzen replied Nov 7, 2016
Hi CG! Noticed your posts in my subscriptions update and knew it would be something worth checking out. This pattern is quite frequent in the bitcoin chart too, and is typically the "base" for a strong surge, as commodities tend to do. Question: I ...
- venzen replied Sep 6, 2016
At the risk of preaching, I'll briefly reply in full to your request for advice with a meta view of speculation and how trading fits into the game of making money. Most people generate income by selling their labor to another business in exchange ...
- venzen replied Aug 6, 2016
Sorry about your loss. Every determined trader experienced this, multiple times, until you realize that you should only risk money you cannot afford to lose. One fact of learning is that we learn by making mistakes. The fact of trading is that when ...
- venzen commented Aug 2, 2016
these guys can sense that blockchain is important, but they just don't geddit...
- venzen commented Jun 4, 2016
Nevermind the greatest heavy weight boxer, Muhammad Ali was one of the greatest human beings of all time. Long live! some of Ali's best quotes: "Champions aren't made in gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, ...
- venzen commented Apr 18, 2016
"grew strongly" yep, right, for sure, we see that. go on. rock the non-QE then. Europe is in deep social and economical turmoil. Tell me lies...
- venzen commented Apr 8, 2016
Hmmm, let's see, what could be on the emergency meeting agenda? 1) quick! quick! help BoJ 2) NIRP actually means deflation - the worst thing 3) inform GS, JPM, et al. that the Overnight Reverse Repurchase Agreement is all-systems-go because it hikes ...
- venzen commented Apr 8, 2016
The writer is Director of the Center for European Policy Studies, had worked for the IMF; advises the European Commission, European Parliament, French finance ministry... an influential player. And then he says: Not sure he's looking at the same ...
- venzen replied Feb 16, 2016
PA in the gold chart I posted earlier in the thread: url The following chart is the same chart with the same Fib extensions and shows gold price hitting within less than a dollar of the 3.618 extension it typically targets. Of course, none of this ...
- venzen replied Feb 7, 2016
Hi Scott, yes, it's all going on at FF, I tell ya! 1210 looks good too... hey, how come no-one drew pentagrams all over you chart submission? See you at your hangout soon.
- venzen replied Feb 6, 2016
Teacher to little bagman: "Excellent work. Gold star for effort and creativity!" But today, grown-up bagman, it's going to be three black stars on your fraudulent work: One black star for being disrespectful in the thread One black star for ...
- venzen replied Feb 6, 2016
Sometimes you draw off the candle wick and/or sometimes off the body, well of course you have to adjust your Fib tools as a wave develops. That's not a punishable crime is it? And right back at you: I can show you the fibs but you can select not to ...
- venzen replied Feb 6, 2016
Salud Luis ! Here's one for you: Gold wave (i) - Diagonal (not leading not ending, just five abc waves) a 3.618 Fib extension (of wave 1) target at $1,182. Interesting that the 2.618 Fib extension of the first wave intersects the point where gold ...
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
Another Fib extension added to the previous gold chart. The 1.618 extension confirms the breach level, and the 2.618 extension level seems right: $1,204 image
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
Scott! The one and only! Good to hear from you and I should say: "I've been better", but due to the state of things and the stage of global economic devolvement, I'm doing well by comparison! A lot of shorting these days, but my temperament ...
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
One way of looking at it is that a market chart is a graph of buying and selling behavior and an expression of the collective behavior of everyone participating in the market. Behavior originates from psychology, and the human being, with its ...
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
I make a few statements, which in particular is nonsense? Arguably, all perception is selective, and subjective. I'm not quoting a study or survey about how many bank traders use Fib tools and to what extent, if they do, so my statement that I've ...
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
Ponzi Jr, its relative to your trading method. Your method might use, for example, the following criteria for opening a long position: 1) MACD crosses its signal line 2) RSI has just diverged from a price low 3) Stochastic is rising from oversold ...
- venzen replied Feb 5, 2016
I've heard bank traders say that their trading day is so hectic that they just don't have the time to sit down with a Fib tool and measure and analyse. They just try to memorize which client needs which order filled and try to maintain a mental ...