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  • #211,901
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:20pm Mar 16, 2010 6:20pm
US Dollar Index has broken bullish trendline.

Now is on headline and is probably breaking down.

Gold seems is building an S-H-S reversed with objective above 1230$.

If it is correct euro should breaking up and looking for 1.41-1.42 level.

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  • #211,902
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:28pm Mar 16, 2010 6:28pm
Questing remains: "What the heck we going to do with 1:10 leverage

for poor retail investors coming at the end of March? "

Basically, if I understand clearly, with 1:10 leverage

to buy 1 full lot $100,000, I obligated to have $10000 in Equity?

Total BS.. Why would those CFTC morons regulate Goldman Sucks and Federal Reserve first?

How about that? Cut those thieves leverage and stop overnight $$$ printing activities in FRB basement,

then we'll talk..

Sounds fair enough?
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  • #211,903
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:31pm Mar 16, 2010 6:31pm
Quoting babyleaps
And yes, they're snapping up any job they can--often leaving fewer entry-level jobs for graduating students or seniors who suddenly discover that they need to have more income.
Warm regards,
Tanya (who pops in from time to time, to just see what's cooking around here...)

Im on course to graduate later this year. I have dozens of friends a couple years ahead of me that still cant find a legit job so they just settle for a part time bs job. For example, my best friend, undergrad finance, masters from lse(one of the top 5 school in the world) has been looking for a job for almost a year and a half now CANT FIND ONE. Just like leaps said, all these people who have been out there for a few more years than me that got fired are taking ALL the entry level jobs. Theres always someone willing to do your job better and for cheaper. What am I going to do when i graduate? My dreams of getting the job i want( unless someone "gives" it to me through networking) are long gone. I was fortunate enough to find fx trading a couple years ago and now im consistently profitable every month. This very well may be my job for a while....
  • #211,904
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:37pm Mar 16, 2010 6:37pm
Yes that is also so true. In my Dads time people would work with one company for 30 years or more. However it depends on the company my Dad worked for General motors where the money was always good and the benefits very few people would ever leave a GM job the only way they left is by layoffs.
Dean


Quoting realjumper
Interestingly that works for job loyalty as well. For instance, the goal of the job these days is to make as much as you can no matter what and then if the job dies, get another one. I say to my employer that 'loyalty (to the company) is only as good as the pay cheque...and if you think that's not true, stop paying people and see how loyal they are'.......As Dylan said...the times they are a-changing!
  • #211,905
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:44pm Mar 16, 2010 6:44pm
Quoting dean walker
Yes that is also so true. In my Dads time people would work with one company for 30 years or more. However it depends on the company my Dad worked for General motors where the money was always good and the benefits very few people would ever leave a GM job the only way they left is by layoffs.
Dean
and now the poor old US tax payers are left paying the pensions in the form of bail outs thru the TARP that GM may never pay back .

LET them fail I say ... if they do not know how to run a business let them fail just like any other business would and has in recent years.

I mean laying off everyone at GM would only add about 0.2% to the unemployment.

No offence meant to any one that works for GM.. but as a business model they suck and need to get rid of the pensions they are paying. The only way to do that is fold and reopen as another company.
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  • #211,906
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:45pm Mar 16, 2010 6:45pm
No I hear you it was more a joke than anything. another poster said it all there is always somebody that will do your job for less.

This is why the interview is so very important if you ace that meaning you developed a quick rapport with the interviewer you will get that job. Companies will pay a little more for someone that they take a quick liking to.

I have some of the best interview courses so it you want one just PM me.
Dean


Quoting babyleaps
In Clark County, Washington State, the unemployment numbers on the books is 14.8%....
  • #211,907
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:46pm Mar 16, 2010 6:46pm
Quoting Rubén
US Dollar Index has broken bullish trendline.

Now is on headline and is probably breaking down.
EU for me at the moment looks like it's going to go back

to low $1.37, maybe it's just temp weakness (resting before shooting

up to another level)

Though I always Agree, USDx have 1-WAY road only and it's DOWN,

believe it or not.
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  • #211,908
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:49pm Mar 16, 2010 6:49pm
Quoting babyleaps
Warm regards,
Tanya (who pops in from time to time, to just see what's cooking around here...)

Hey Tanya,

I hope things pick up for you!
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  • #211,909
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:50pm Mar 16, 2010 6:50pm
Actually it's a great company to work for..not now but back 20 years ago if you had a job with GM you had it made
They will never stop pay pensions the UAW is way to strong and that pension money is already made and growing.

It's not the poor taxpayers it's this crazy country but worst than GM a lot worst was the banks bailouts now that is what killed the economy and they never needed it. A very wise person said Obama was groomed for this job and his first job was to tear down the banking industry as we know it. He has done a great job so far.
Dean



Quoting malcolmb14
and now the poor old US tax payers are left paying the pensions in the form of bail outs thru the TARP that GM may never pay back .

LET them fail I say ... if they do not know how to run a business let them fail just like any other business would and has in recent years.

I mean laying off everyone at GM would only add about 0.2% to the unemployment.

No offence meant to any one that works for GM.. but as a business model they suck and need to get rid of the pensions they are paying. The only way to do that is fold and reopen as another company....
  • #211,910
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:51pm Mar 16, 2010 6:51pm
Quoting malcolmb14
We are just 30 pip away from last weeks close.....

break or fail ? if this breaks out 1.3850 , then 1.4050 targets
The way things have been moving I predict we go back down into the channel again... down to 1.3550 and then turn once again... Lets see!
  • #211,911
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:52pm Mar 16, 2010 6:52pm
Quoting malcolmb14
and now the poor old US tax payers are left paying the pensions in the form of bail outs thru the TARP that GM may never pay back .

LET them fail I say ... if they do not know how to run a business let them fail just like any other business would and has in recent years.

I mean laying off everyone at GM would only add about 0.2% to the unemployment.

No offence meant to any one that works for GM.. but as a business model they suck and need to get rid of the pensions they are paying. The only way to do that is fold and reopen as another company....
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  • #211,912
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:53pm Mar 16, 2010 6:53pm
Quoting dean walker
Yes that is also so true. In my Dads time people would work with one company for 30 years or more. However it depends on the company my Dad worked for General motors where the money was always good and the benefits very few people would ever leave a GM job the only way they left is by layoffs.
Dean
Exactly! My Dad was the same...worked for British Airways for 40 years....and was content doing so. In our 21st century environment, material possessions and (perceived) status seem to be of paramount importance. Many from the so called 'professional' environment tend to 'look down' upon road sweepers and truck drivers....and I know this first hand because I was a truck driver for 16 years before I got into IT. It's astounding to see the different reaction from people when I tell then of my job now, compared to the reaction when I was a 'mere' truck driver......yet it's all bullshit, because we all depend on each other for our very existence!

Also, my Dad, and I'm sure yours too, were content with what they had. They didn't aspire to, nor did they want, a million dollar house in the best suburb, a jet boat, 2 cars, tennis courts, to go out to 'do lunch' 3 times a week, to have gym membership, a 45 inch plasma tv etc etc etc.....

Because most people want, rather than 'need' these things (because they think it equals status), they educate themselves to the max and strive for the top jobs......when the only job they can get is a truck driving job, they feel like failures....because they now can't have all these status toys and will embarrassed in front of their friends etc.

It's all hypocrisy and bullshit....but such is the nature of the 21st century!
Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness.
  • #211,913
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:55pm Mar 16, 2010 6:55pm
Quoting malcolmb14
and now the poor old US tax payers are left paying the pensions in the form of bail outs thru the TARP that GM may never pay back .

LET them fail I say ... if they do not know how to run a business let them fail just like any other business would and has in recent years.

I mean laying off everyone at GM would only add about 0.2% to the unemployment.

No offence meant to any one that works for GM.. but as a business model they suck and need to get rid of the pensions they are paying. The only way to do that is fold and reopen as another company....
They sucked for a long time... They let the Camaro / Firebird line die on the vine by not putting out a new model for what ten years! then killing them off for awhile... the Mustang meanwhile has done better... a small example of the overall stupidity...
  • #211,914
  • Mar 16, 2010 6:58pm Mar 16, 2010 6:58pm
meta guros.. is there a way to put a ma such as a daily on a smaller tf chart? for instance the daily 200 sma or ema on a 15m chart..
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #211,915
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:04pm Mar 16, 2010 7:04pm
Quoting dean walker
Actually it's a great company to work for..not now but back 20 years ago if you had a job with GM you had it made
They will never stop pay pensions the UAW is way to strong and that pension money is already made and growing.

It's not the poor taxpayers it's this crazy country but worst than GM a lot worst was the banks bailouts now that is what killed the economy and they never needed it. A very wise person said Obama was groomed for this job and his first job was to tear down the banking industry as we know it. He has done a great job so far.
Dean...
they never needed it? i believe paulson/bush/bb asked for the money. remember "the fundis of the economy are strong" then a month later "wall street got drunk" then later "give us the money or this suckas going down"
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #211,916
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:05pm Mar 16, 2010 7:05pm
tokyo just opened up didnt it? with daylight savings ibfx is just printing daily candle now
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  • #211,917
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:08pm Mar 16, 2010 7:08pm
It's really a shame what is going on now and you know the people working these jobs for the 2 new cars ever year or so, club membership etc have all been hypnotize into thinking this is good and this will make you happy when in truth my Dad and yours knew what happiness meant and they understood how to live life. Today forget it it's a hollow existent if you ask me.
Dean



Quoting realjumper
Also, my Dad, and I'm sure yours too, were content with what they had. They didn't aspire to, nor did they want, a million dollar house in the best suburb, a jet boat, 2 cars, tennis courts, to go out to 'do lunch' 3 times a week, to have gym membership, a 45 inch plasma tv etc etc etc.....

Because most people want, rather than 'need' these things (because they think it equals status), they educate themselves to the max and strive for the top jobs......when the only job they can get is a truck driving job, they feel like failures....because they...
  • #211,918
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:11pm Mar 16, 2010 7:11pm
Quoting ppxdf
NOT sure.
if with spyke dont broke the R1, @ 1,378, when will break?
I think we go south
looking for entry as close as possible of Daily High 1,3796(12/Mar) and then
going short.

I think it has been consolidated below 1.3800 because failed for three
sessions. (Asia/ USA /london)
  • #211,919
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:12pm Mar 16, 2010 7:12pm
Insert - Indicator - Trend - Moving average

then just fill the fields the way u want them.

the MA will always have XX periods of the timeframe you are viewing.

hope this helps.

Quoting gatorinla
meta guros.. is there a way to put a ma such as a daily on a smaller tf chart? for instance the daily 200 sma or ema on a 15m chart..
P.S. for daily on 15 minutes u can use 24 x 4 = 96 times the period u want
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  • #211,920
  • Mar 16, 2010 7:13pm Mar 16, 2010 7:13pm
Quoting dean walker
It's really a shame what is going on now and you know the people working these jobs for the 2 new cars ever year or so, club membership etc have all been hypnotize into thinking this is good and this will make you happy when in truth my Dad and yours knew what happiness meant and they understood how to live life. Today forget it it's a hollow existent if you ask me.
Dean


Yes it is a shame, but I don't see any way to stop it. For instance, when I was a kid, I used to play with model cars and trucks and a pile of dirt. These days, and kid who doesn't have (at least) Playstation 2 will suffer in front of his/her friends. So we can't reverse the status quo by starting on the kids!!! If we can't start with the kids.....then the idea of bring proper values to the world is dead in the water!!

Anyway, Tokyo just opened so lets see what that brings....
Doing what you like is Freedom. Liking what you do is Happiness.
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