Disliked{quote} Love you. I didnt see the double bottom. Was gonna scalp a few sneaky pips so went short with a very tight SL. Then saw your comment and went long. Sometimes seeing someone elses take on it highlights things you miss.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Love you. I didnt see the double bottom. Was gonna scalp a few sneaky pips so went short with a very tight SL. Then saw your comment and went long. Sometimes seeing someone elses take on it highlights things you miss.Ignored
DislikedWell if thats as shallow as she goes I believe that means we will go up a long way in the short term. Re entered long. Fingers crossed. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} As much as you would like to believe it, the stock market, currency markets and every other traded market does not go up and down based on any president or what they say or do. The markets rise and fall when the banks decide they do!Ignored
DislikedWith one of the crappiest presidents to date, I won't mention his name(bush), the market crashed not because of great leadership abilities, but because of a bank induced mortgage crises. The crash of '29 occurred because banks pulled there money out of the market. The crash of '08 occurred because the banks pulled there money out of the market. Whose money is it that you think pushed the dow past the 26k level? Your 1 unit buy? Who is pushing the currency market higher or lower? Your 1 lot buy? If you believe any regular investor or trader has any...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Markets move based on fear and greed. Fear and greed can be generated by the "banks" themselves (as you so described above) or via external sources such as Trumps announcements regarding trade with China. Certainly the "banks" and other institutions may initiate the selling and buying but they do so largely in response to their own internally created news or in response to external news. I think few would deny that Trump has had no impact on the market.Ignored
DislikedOne of the reasons why the market is up today is because of what ... China's leader said. Though let's see what the next week day hour minute second brings from the great Tweety Bird.Ignored
DislikedYes my dear Winston, this is what the news is letting you see and hear. So how will the average investor or trader react to this great news? Buy everything in sight near the top of a 10 year bull run, at the the crest of the long term debt cycle, with the average citizen up to their eyeballs in debt, with no real wage growth and stunted unemployment numbers. Sounds like the perfect scenario to get excited and buy into a market they've begun to sell and taking opposing positions!!Ignored