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Walk the Talk from a fun loving discretionary trader 46 replies

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Attachments: Cesarnc's market talk, gossips, rumours & fun
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Quoting cesarnc
NICE!!!!

But what happens when it backfires? Kills the Trader????

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Dude, can't believe that people are so naive (don't want to say stupid becuase I already have enough enemies) to believe in that crap. If it were that great, wouldn't the owner be a billionaire by now?

Silly spammers, forex trading software is for Dummy's.
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Quoting cesarnc
Man, cable is really wierd these days... I'm not trading it for quite some time, but I keep it on the screen to monitor my GJ trades.

I really thought the retake of 1.98 today was a juicy long to take.

Now it's about to lose the 1.97....
yes cable is on some crazy shit these days.
If I Go Broke Trying Then I Will die happy.
Quoting Moe
yes cable is on some crazy shit these days.
I guess the Steroids aren't working on GU at the moment.
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Quoting Ash
I guess the Steroids aren't working on GU at the moment.
cable gonna fuck around and be at 1.9400 tommorow.
If I Go Broke Trying Then I Will die happy.
With Euro at 1.50

Quoting Moe
cable gonna fuck around and be at 1.9400 tommorow.
Patience + Humility + Study = Success
Quoting Moe
cable gonna fuck around and be at 1.9400 tommorow.
Oh man i just put long before read your post
I Deeply Love My Virtual Life In Virtual World , RLC
Quoting DutchTrader
With Euro at 1.50
Euro is too much time in the 47 - 48 area. When it trades 1.50 it will disappear to reappear at 1.52 via stoploss shootout
Oil prints $100 again.
Oil bets on CNBC

How high do you think oil will go in 2008? * 1270 responses
Oil has hit its ceiling and will adjust downward.
9%

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/Co...%29/dotRed.gifIt will hit $150 before 2009.
41%

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/Co...%29/dotRed.gifOil will hover around the $100 mark and then adjust downward.
22%

http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/Co...%29/dotRed.gif$100-plus oil prices are here to stay, but it won't go significantly higher.
28% http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/Co...%29/dotRed.gif
cesar,

Thats because the E/J was getting slaughtered along with the other Jpy crosses. For what it's worth, I'm looking to short in the London/Euro session. These rallies in the crosses look like retracements to me rather then reversals.
Patience + Humility + Study = Success
I'm not going to make any calls here but I might have to agree with that bloomberg idiot as january is typically a bull month, we may have seen a bottom here and back into the long term trends, credit crisis and all.
But as they say " shut up as just follow the damm charts"
Just Trade It
Quoting DutchTrader
cesar,

Thats because the E/J was getting slaughtered along with the other Jpy crosses. For what it's worth, I'm looking to short in the London/Euro session. These rallies in the crosses look like retracements to me rather then reversals.
I don't have any calls for the next Europe session, but have a look at this.

Very technical crap going on here.

- Last big rally starting Aug 2007/ top 1.4967
- Head and Shoulder with 23% fib as neckline (working the 23% level)
- Drop to 38% fib, worked a notch
- Found buyers / brought back above the 23% fib.

This is bullish in the short term (days).

It's now coupled with cut sentiment and surge in commodities agains the dollar.

I'm watching this like a hawk.
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Quoting Big Wave Rider
I'm not going to make any calls here but I might have to agree with that bloomberg idiot as january is typically a bull month, we may have seen a bottom here and back into the long term trends, credit crisis and all.
But as they say " shut up as just follow the damm charts"
Well you might have a salient point, afteral, there's too much money looking for yield, no? You're right, follow the chart and leave the pontificating for this thread
Patience + Humility + Study = Success
Quoting cesarnc
I don't have any calls for the next Europe session, but have a look at this.

Very technical crap going on here.

- Last big rally starting Aug 2007/ top 1.4967
- Head and Shoulder with 23% fib as neckline (working the 23% level)
- Drop to 38% fib, worked a notch
- Found buyers / brought back above the 23% fib.

This is bullish in the short term (days).

It's now coupled with cut sentiment and surge in commodities agains the dollar.

I'm watching this like a hawk.
Euro back at the shoulder again. Once taken out, I'll ask for its head http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y28...miley_rock.gif

* on a plastic plate, coz metals are too damn expensive these days
Swissy really moving against all pairs except the yen
Just Trade It
Quoting Moe
cable gonna fuck around and be at 1.9400 tommorow.
Now that would be sweet.........

HOLLA
Quoting DutchTrader
Well you might have a salient point, afteral, there's too much money looking for yield, no? You're right, follow the chart and leave the pontificating for this thread

I agree but I also wonder, if we keep on getting good or better than expected news, wouldn't that dampen the hopes that Wall Street has that the Fed will keep on continuing to cut rates. Just have to wait and see.
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Quoting DutchTrader
cesar,

Thats because the E/J was getting slaughtered along with the other Jpy crosses. For what it's worth, I'm looking to short in the London/Euro session. These rallies in the crosses look like retracements to me rather then reversals.
i will disagre, once 161.66 is gone, it wont come back for some time,...and 170 wasnt touched...why yen bull?,...euro is gona hike this year 2,3 times at least, yen i dont believe them..so 159.707 was yanuary low, is my guess...lets see
its just money
Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Ford Motor Co. selected Tata Motors Ltd. as the preferred bidder for Jaguar and Land Rover, putting India's largest truckmaker in a position to take over two iconic British luxury auto brands.

Can you imagine you paying big money to drive a Jaguartata? Or a Tata Rover?

Quoting luckasi0309
Dow will be in green tomorrow.
:surprised
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