Yeah, I've noticed that lately also. Its interesting that the DIJA poked through lows from 1997 yet the EUR/USD is quite firm. Things that make me say Hrmmm?

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Good Stuff Jason. — I believe you are right on the money, except I think the DJIA is going below 3,000. I also believe we could see a 2,000 point drop in one day on the Dow. This may not be a pretty picture, but for those that do their ...

...And the yearly pivot at 1.4138.

-DIJA = -EUR? — If you were watching the DJIA this move was actually very predictable. Especially this early in the NY session.

Trade gone bad...? — Here's a pic of me trading in my cave.

I've been studying your "20" "00" trades. I noticed something interesting you might want to take a look at. I noticed a lot of the time after price hits the 20 or the 80 it retraces. With that in mind I took an even closer look and noticed that ...

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I only trade the euro. I used to trade the GBP/JPY also but I'm

The screenshot is my open trades. I don't have a target right now. There are two possibilities - 1. Price moves back up and we form a range between 1.3900 & 1.4900 for the next couple of months. 2. Price continues trending down. One thing to ...

Well I closed part of them out. I had quite a few positions in the 1.5xxx's

I watch them all from monthly all the way down to the 1 min. I mostly use 4hr and 1hr for the setups and to gauge market flow.(Higher highs lower lows = up, Lower highs and lower lows = down) Once I figure that out I drill down to the lower time ...

Well it's pretty basic. I rely a lot on fibs, support/resistance, trendlines too but more as a guide. I feel horizontal S/R is more important than diagonal. I look for accurate entry's, I usually only use a 30 pip stop. Risk a little for a lot. I ...

Let your profits run. — Long term trading can be fun too. I'm not convinced by the breakout yet though, well at least with a longer term view. Watching...Waiting...Commerating

No problemo, I have much respect for you as a trader, and I always look for your posts. Well off to lunch.

Making it up as I go along. — No need to be snippy. I'm not claiming to be an expert. I'm just dicussing the issues, maybe I'm a 1,000 miles wrong. I don't trade based on fundies so this all an academic exercise. Now regardless of nit picky ...

More green, please! — Investors trading the stock market made the choice to put their money there. The problem is we give them 700 billion today, they come back a couple of months from now and ask 1.4 trillion. Where does it end? Remember Bear ...

No worries. Remember you dont have to understand fundies to be a successful trader. I traded for a long time without paying attention to the fundies, I did'nt even look at the news releases.( I was trading off 4hr & 1 hr though) I still did very ...

A solution? — From - url Force all off-balance sheet "assets" back onto the balance sheet, and force the valuation models and identification of individual assets out of Level 3 and into 10Qs and 10Ks. Do it now. Force all OTC derivatives ...

Im not trying to pick on you. I enjoy your charts and analysis. However I don't think you realise how deep this problem goes. That 700 billion would have been a band-aid on a cancer patient. For example Credit default swaps. Total outstanding 62 ...