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- HalifaxCB replied Oct 26, 2007
Personally I think the Fed is - given the circumstances - on the right track, and that worrying too much about food and fuel misses to much of the fact that inflation in these really is self limiting, particularly given the North American penchant ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 25, 2007
He's an interesting guy & I wish I had found about him years ago - breeze down through his bio on Wikipedia and you'll get almost all you really need to know about tech trading: url As for the Fed - I look at it sort of the way Churchill did ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 25, 2007
Yeah, but with the caveat that with regard to TV the meaning of life is to get you to buy from their advertisers, which usually involves making sure those neural connections that govern critical thinking aren't working. Think of it as the news (or ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 24, 2007
It's funny, but I think the one thing that stands out in my mind having worked in a collection of different fields is that peole who proselytize hard for one system over all the others are basically just insecure in their beliefs, and probably ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
It's great, especially in that most of the folks you've managed to corral into writing these articles seem to be actively involved in trading - which makes for a much more interesting environment than say something you might find on BB, wrtten by a ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
The GVI side is subscription only, but I think they offer a month or two free. It's funny, I've had a subscription there so long that I forgot how it works, it just comes up automatically with their Forex Forum on one side, and the GVI on the other ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
Thx phil, great article.
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
No, it's not yet a true H&S formation (by any definition I've seen)- and will not be until the price breaks the neckline. It looks very much like it's forming one, and it's probably profitable to play it like the right shoulder is going to complete ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
Of course the trend is your friend, he's just a bit bipolar. Just remember that like any other friend, your job isn't to provide direction, but understand him, give him support or resistance when he needs (and can use it), provide caution when he's ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
I should admit that one of my secret vices is scrolling through the Yahoo finance columnists on an almost daily basis. Like the client positions on Oanda, it's a great contrarian indicator. Other sites that have been helpful in the past are url , ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 20, 2007
In support of a bearish POV, note that the pair is forming a nice descending resistance line from the highs on Oct 15th (clearest on the hourlies);on the dailies we have just past a cross of the -DI over the +DI. A bit of a worry is the rumour of ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 19, 2007
The Economist is great - alas it takes a week to get here by post, so I get it - as well as the WSJ, Barron's, and the FT - online. Also Bloomberg's, though certainly not for the writing, which is generally workman-like, but not very pleasing. But I ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 19, 2007
Although it really depends on the pair your are trading, and the trading environment, I find it useful to put S/L's slightly outside of the support/resistance, and T/P's slightly inside, in both cases usually 2 or three times the spread, sometimes ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 18, 2007
I've got it on several. It looks like a fat finger error - someone put in .757x instead of .747x. Except for the fact that (at least on Oanda's 10 sec chart) it actually shows up as a dual spike, not a single pop, and it shows up in the JPY crosses ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 18, 2007
Good posts, especially as I'm n the other side My view is that to consider this a LT buy, it has to at least get through the resistance formed by the Jan 23 high - around 241.70. Although it has been well supported by the trendline from the crash ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 18, 2007
Hi Jedi; I agree that the pair looks to be headed down - my problem with shorting it atm is that it isn't giving off long term sell signals yet, it's tendency to pull back is pretty strong (and expensive), it has a pretty wide variance, and the roll ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 17, 2007
I was going to suggest that myself, it's quite useful. Also the Financial Times (www.ft.com), but that requires a subscription. Lamdun - if you get the WSJ (I get it online) also consider a subscription to Barron's (www.barrons.com).
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 16, 2007
On a completely non-technical point, tonight was the Throne speech. I had forgotten all about it....Sometimes it's a market mover (particularly when we had bigger spending gov'ts), though certainly not tonight. But it does explain a bit why $/Cad ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 16, 2007
If you are talking about the falkbusi post (which is pretty much the same as AKforex put here) , you should be sure to read through the decisions - not just the charges - before coming to any conclusions, for or against. Due diligence, and all ...
- HalifaxCB replied Oct 16, 2007
A good place to start is (where else but ) Wikipedia: url I think the link there to the Investopedia article is also reputable. Re. this morning, I think (from scanning headlines) this morning's drop was related to global stock exchange ...