LOL, girl trouble is not exactly what Mr. Soros needs at the ripe old age of 83.

70% a year doesn't get him anywhere near the FX heroes doubling their money every week.

There's truth in what SB writes, I've seen a few scalpers come and go, I suppose they got bored of forums or went bust after a while. This meat mincer called Forex is very volatile, a sudden 50 pip move can be devastating for those playing (too) big ...

Fact is, £ index broke out to the upside, after OMG, FOUR years of chopping, I think this is a good sign.

A cooling growth is still a lot better than what Spain has ie slowing rise ... of unemployment

Hm, the Yen index gained more than 5% this year. Technically it could gain another 5% before entering the 280-ish congestion zone. Aww, a couple days ago I thought yen pairs were a good buy.

Trout validating a method would give some hard evidence that the system is as useless as an ejection seat on a helicopter. Not everyone wants evidence tho.

Inequality is visible, recently I saw more homeless or poor people than I'm used to on this side of the pond.

Banks and moral grounds, that's new. Well they can't just say the boffins think it's far too risky, can they?

Uh-oh, they've almost doubled the rate ... they're gonna have to print a lot more to cover the extra interest costs IMO.

How about Bitcoin?

Holy Molly, never heard of these drugs. Poor guys.

Sounds like you're a fan of Doomsday Preppers, PipTrapper

Oh the "pre Christmas spending boom". Spending money you don't have on stuff they don't really need. Exciting indeed

Yeah we remember utmost determination, unlimited quantities, hot air that is.

It printed a bear candle in an uptrend, I don't think it entered anything yet. Too much excitement there.

Talking about bubbles, I'm wondering how far Bitcoin will rise. Quite spectacular it is.

LOL testing, yeah not a big ask on Kindness Day, give us a shout before you send that big fat order. Maybe next year.

Well more than 60% of the punters are short, and it's going up. In Tom Jones' timeless words, "it's not unusual" Seriously, rate cuts are often followed by hard runs, then some consolidation, better be careful and not trade EUR for a few days.

Dodgy Brethren of the Doji