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- mtrader87 commented Jul 21, 2011
I count some forexbrokers on the above comments. People overreacted to the news
- mtrader87 replied Apr 5, 2011
yeah, . That the point. Please connect what happened in Europe today with what happen in the US when the government will have to bail out companies like AIG, GM, Fannie... It might easy to bail out these company seem it closely related to ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 5, 2011
Actually, I have to modify my point about Inflation makes debt less costly, that may mislead the way we think. Instead, I think when inflation occurs, creditors lose money because their money become worthless ($10 dollar 1 month ago worth less than ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 5, 2011
I agree that no European member countries wanted Spain and Portugal go bankruptcy and default on their debts. However, France and Germany will go bankruptcy themselves is a little hard to imagine. The money that set aside to bail out these PIIGS ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 5, 2011
Nology, I think you asked some questions that other traders also have. First, I personally don't believe that the EURUSD could raise to 1.6 level with all the troubles that surround the EUR countries right now. Now, the talks may not longer about ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 5, 2011
US economy- Government Debt and the Dollar — Since we often don't have a chance to discuss economic here, I want to ask other trader some questions: 1. Is it in the US government interest to devalue the dollar? (Our government debts, exports, ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 4, 2011
Yes, I agree with you that it is the government that is in debt, not the FED. But when the fed inflate its balance sheet, it may incur some losses. I heard that the Fed can simply write these losses off, and if the Fed got any profit from interests ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 3, 2011
I have no explanation for your question but remember that what we think that the market should behave sometimes does not matter. What matter was that other investors long the EUR and GBP against the dollar, and that was the direction that we should ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 3, 2011
US M2 supply from Feb 1959 to Feb 2011 — url According to the website, the M2 supply on 1959 was 287.7 and on Feb 2011 was 8871, so it was an increase of about 30 times. US population in 1959 was about 177.8 mil and on 2011 : 310.5, an ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 3, 2011
I agree with you that in the long term, the dollar will lost its status as the world reserve currency, and it means dollar depreciation. I was puzzled by what happened on Friday when the EUR and GBP gained strength against the USD. It all proved ...
- mtrader87 replied Apr 3, 2011
US economy and inflation — Wow, I can't believe that this thread grows so quickly just in a few days. I enjoy all of your thoughts here so much that I decide to jump in the discussion. What Naningbob said about Donuts example is just short ...
- mtrader87 replied Mar 22, 2011
MPTM 15+3 question — Hi NB, I have question about MPTM that I hope you can help me with. When we use MPTM with break even 15+3, do we need to activate the trailing stop function of the MPTM? For example, after the market is in profit >15 pips, ...
- mtrader87 replied Mar 22, 2011
SandFX — Hi SandFX, I just follow this thread recently and it seems like this strategy is simple to understand and follow. Your posts help me learn a lot and thank for that. I have the same thinking about Break even in MPTM, however, if you ...
- mtrader87 replied Feb 21, 2011
Nice analysis, it may be a best time to short EUR for sometimes now due to what are happened now in Euro. Yeah, wait for the US market to open tomorrow that may send the EUR down further compare to the $$$.
- mtrader87 replied Feb 1, 2011
Trading change my life? Definitely. I could say that I learn a lot from my journey on trading. Being disciplined, confident, control my emotion, keep trading journal... I agree with some other traders here that trading is just another career that ...
- mtrader87 replied Jan 31, 2011
Another good one right there. Yes, I completely understand and agree with what you said. We can only shorten our trading study by learning from our own success and failures. But i would say that there are many ways that can lead to the same road, ...
- mtrader87 replied Jan 31, 2011
That is a good one that you said right above. Hahaha, I used to searche endlessly on the Internet for strategy, way to shorten my trading success. But not until I really spend sometime to write my trading journal that i understand what it means to ...
- mtrader87 replied Jan 30, 2011
I think differently about MM. In fact, I think MM is really simple that can be done with proper SL and PT. One you know what you want and how much you can afford to risk, there is nothing more for you to do about MM. The key of MM is to set SL small ...
- mtrader87 replied Jan 30, 2011
I'm not quite agree with the probability of BE in 10/1 profit/risk ratio that you are talking above. First, I agree that in the long run, we may achieve 10% and 90% win/loss ratio, but that maybe the result in the long run. But who lives long enough ...
- mtrader87 replied Jan 29, 2011
I believe that trading is both an art and science, but I'm more oriented to science. I believe in probability of a trade. It all depends on the trader to decide which way he wants to go. There maybe no right or wrong answer in trading, the trader ...