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- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
If you think the world is created then you should stay well away from the fire. And if you think the movement of objects in the world is random you should try playing snooker.
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
It is a bit of a logical fallacy to assume the markets are random because of such concepts. Do you believe bookmaker odds are random due to 'gamblers fallacy'? To what extent are markets random? All of them (bonds, shares, etc) or just forex? How do ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Unfortunately too late for some of us to be told!
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Yeah I cannot work out what the f is going on the with the price!
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
It's the opposite? He's lost the first two rounds....
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Fucking hell!
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Although it is currently just covering the weather (HINT: rainy/cold/dreary)
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Yeah same for me. BBC News is available here for those outside the UK url
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
I'm just passing on the info really not suggesting they'll expire atm. The 5bn around 1.10 expire on Thursday not today. EFX are suggesting the Thursday expiries will be a strong pull. As we don't know what type of options they are we don't know if ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
EFX confirm more than above. There is 5bn around 1.10 expiring on Thursday. EUR/USD - Huge EUR/USD Amid Larger G10 FX Option Expiries - Sept 24 Options expire at 10-am New York Tuesday September 24 EUR/USD: 1.0950 (500M), 1.1000 (1.3BLN), 1.1025-30 ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
1.3bn at 1.10 and 1.8bn at 1.1050 options expiring today for anyone interested.
- tinnitus replied Sep 24, 2019
Retail is only 54% long down from 56% in the last week. EFX suggest options volatility isn't crazy too. Thursday should be interesting in the EUR --- Brexit worries continue; the latest episode is Tuesday's UK supreme court verdict on whether UK PM ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
200 USD a month for "trade signals" sounds like a snip. With a 5k account you are only risking 4% of the account balance each month. It's only just under 50% per year but the account definitely rises in perpetuity so that's a bargain. I'll maybe get ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
Being able to play a musical instrument is a good analogy I think. Lots of people "want" to play an instrument but in reality those that actually learn are the ones that really want to learn to play. I truly wanted to play guitar (and can) but I'd ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
Will you be bearish if/when that happens? I see 2290 (ish) being attacked if if breaks 2390.
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
Closed at 1.2440 as time is risk and all that, entropy rises.
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
I'm long at 1.2426 target 1.25 SL 1.2390
- tinnitus replied Sep 23, 2019
It clearly isn't, but a market graph can be simulated using randomness, especially random numbers with a built in bias between moving fixed points. I suspect you could simulate a lot of different graphs using similar methods though. I doubt a heart ...
- tinnitus replied Sep 21, 2019
Is there any proof there? All I see on the site is a graph. I'm dubious that people selling services like that are highly profitable from trading. I can't work out who pays for it mind you.
- tinnitus replied Sep 21, 2019
Singapore offices really do love rogue trading! I wonder how long the trader had been getting away with it and how.