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- Speculator commented Aug 14, 2013
yap.. since yesterday already got 55 pips from euro usd scalping and still the process goingon.
- Speculator replied Mar 21, 2009
This week the indicators coming out were not good, but they were not really bad. All of them were close to no changes. Inflation is ticking higher though, and this, in bad times.. We will see the "good" times... The main event in this week, was the ...
- Speculator replied Mar 21, 2009
You proved my words in minutes. Look at the bitterness in your post, pure impatience and rage. Very Far from a relaxed cool minded guy with a divine gift which characterizes a sucessful trader. Again.. you finish with... "lets get to trading", to ...
- Speculator replied Mar 21, 2009
First of all i have to say that i hope that Twee don't block me on this one, since its not offensive in anyway. Its just a big post full of interesting points, that are a good awnser to a couple of guys that didn't said anything but claim that i'm ...
- Speculator replied Mar 20, 2009
huh? common.. If some good economists predict the problems ahead of time, and also predict that the governments will make the easy thing and keep bailing out everyone, but the market don't reflect that yet. What does that mean? Does that ...
- Speculator replied Mar 20, 2009
Are you serious? Well... it couldn't have been foreseen on Day A or B or C... ...but the overall idea of a "new bailout" after the ones already made, are something that many people already predicted for a long time. You see, Fundamentals aren't only ...
- Speculator replied Mar 15, 2009
I don't think you understood my message. When i talk about all information, i'm not here trying to make that battle about technicals and fundamentals. When i say all information, is all information necessary for a certain task, whatever the ...
- Speculator replied Mar 8, 2009
I edited the thread, so there is an explanation now. Hope it helps. I use very little or No Leverage entering on a trade. I might take more nominal risk like investors, but in my view, the real risk is lower. In this time frame, the entire sentiment ...
- Speculator replied Mar 1, 2009
Ok... First, i already told you 1 thousand times that i DO trade with the sentiment i see in charts, and i trade it for sometime. What this means is that i already had my share of tough trading lessons, that are Years in the past, so i learned a ...
- Speculator replied Mar 1, 2009
He started to say that i talk with my ass lol. I din't said anything not even close.. You started very good, but its unfortunate that you also can't control some of your patriotism. Its very evident that you almost explode in rage when ...
- Speculator replied Mar 1, 2009
I gave an Economics lesson to a guy thats claims credit don't inflate things like "normal" money. I taught him that the reason the system worked in the beginning was because Gold would made possible to pay interest without taking money from someone ...
- Speculator replied Feb 28, 2009
I didn't said anything about "now". I don't know whats the exact point of that "foreseeable future", but let me explain again. The run to safety caused many people to return to bonds, and when you hold a treasury bond, you Hope that the rate of the ...
- Speculator replied Feb 28, 2009
I agree with you, no question about it, and i already said in this thread that i don't have a position in Eur/Usd. I trust the Weekly Chart, and thats why i bought USD/JPY at 91.80, because the chart said so.. However.. when i have doubts mainly ...
- Speculator replied Feb 28, 2009
So, in your view, credit is a product of our imagination. We can create credit at will, just by thinking about it and put it on a loan contract. It also can be used to buy things and pay Wages, but hey its just imagination so it doesn't really count ...
- Speculator replied Feb 28, 2009
fxterrapin You are forgetting something, the reason that makes prices STAY down after the collapse is the contraction of the available money. Well it did, but guess what... the world is fighting by all means to combat the exact crunch that is ...
- Speculator replied Feb 27, 2009
Having a bubble, does not mean that the fundamentals were wrong in the first place. Bubbles bursting sometimes are purely technical events. The facts are, mines are closing, the number of farmers are declining considering that agriculture is a bad ...
- Speculator replied Feb 26, 2009
Peter Schiff does not trade 5 minute charts. He invests for as long as the fundamentals need to play out. Jim Rogers has exactly the same views, and he has a record of 4200% in Ten Years. Go and do the same, buddy. The only ppl who lost money were ...
- Speculator replied Feb 26, 2009
There is a big difference between the two cases. Eastern Europe, despite being in bad shape right now, still has low prices, and low wages, which means the potential is still there for the future. (I'm talking years... not short term) As outside ...
- Speculator replied Feb 24, 2009
My forum account was waiting for approval, so i was unable to post my trades earlier. The positions opening date are on the right side (Day/Month/Year) Open Trades: image Below i will explain only technically my decisions, but this time i will use ...
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