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Just this ppl... I just love the new CHARACTER introduced in this CHARADE..
no other then the BORIS I mean he is like a comedy character... I just LOVE the trading opportunity coming out of this..
Not to mention, do not get me going with this, I might pass out from laughing.. but can you imagine BORIS-NIGEL PARTY?
I mean the trading opportunites would be like this, If I use quote from one of my favourite movies.. Margin Call 2011...

"It's all hands on deck now Sam, there's going to be a lot of money to be made coming out of this mess, we're going to need all the brains we can get around here."

Ok so if no-one have anything else to say/ask (to me)... see you till next time, have a great weekend, changes coming next week, big ones 8trendsetting..
See you, if not sooner, at the end of OCT19, maybe.. planning on posting some good TEs (by) then...

Different kind of inside day not inside info lol.

Well seem to me Euro going to bed around 1.1146

Another month down the rabbit hole. Price change 0.0261 cents

For shorting?
What about this ones.. to name a few..
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...1#post12401371 (check the quoted 1+ month old posts inside the post)
https://www.forexfactory.com/showthr...2#post12403982 (check the quoted 1+ month old posts inside the post)

Why down the rabbit hole ? I recomended entry on 22JUN... se above post... Excellent opportunity with just ONE pure short and doing nothing.. not to mention if you could TRADE more out of it, assuming this (down)trend... depends on your risk parameter.. might double the account at 50:1, with just ONE pure short... full in of course... would go through

For real (daily)trading... you can win trades even pissing against the wind and trading against the trend although trend helps..
Smaller price changes are good for fake gurus also, they they can dip their asses aka "buying the dips" in bullshit and turn it to fake gold
While this lasts of course, now we will see some good trend, I have been betting for quite some time on it being slow.. but am wondering for the last 24h.. if I should switch to radical drop.. although still rather linear.. will see in the next weeks... If I will be more on the (original) 1.10 side by the end of OCT or more towards the even/pair, if they start joking with monopoly money

Dude, come on... we get it, you got banned by Ata from his slowly dying thread... so what? He banned half the world...
Stop bitching and move on! Learn to trade before dreaming of doubling your account with some compound tactics, as they are good for those who know how to take entries and exits, not to those using 50/50 chances and aiming to gain RRR of 1:1 ... unless you have lots of cap. to burn for fun.
Than, good luck in the biggest Casino of them all

Ok it seems you didn't read many of my posts, at least not carefully But do get some of your points... It is not about bitching, rather maybe warnings for some not to drink something

Just to clue you in quickly... If are referring to TP20SL20 thread or rags to riches.. it is PARALLEL strategy.. to select BERRIES among "normal" trades... since I did noticed there are some amazing underexploited trades happening, even in a series... that are much much tighter then within selected TP... So why not use them or group them with other into something glorious.. But you might not believe or see the potential in this.. If you would check my tp20sl20 thread, you would see that I posted live trades.. that got WAY beyond the double within this very same setup you mention... Guess you didn't read...

If we are talking just DOUBLING, why do you think I would need this strategy... or you mean doubling many many times? I can and did double it with "normal" trades, even did it in this sample TE that I am publishing, might publish more or build more, LIVE... Ok wont retype same thing over and over again.. but for others, can check my posts from different threads... have explained in (too) great detail..

Unless you Maxjoy want to know something or just bitching?

Just bitching of course - I thought that is the main reason ppl come in here

btw - U know anyone that made it using R2R tactics and basic Martingale - U sound pretty upbeat on that topic...?

No I don't but would like to, that is one of the reason I checked/started that thread/s... Yeah, I was thinking about using martingale (later) in this as well

At the moment I would be interested in building the statistics (in any thread, could be mine, yours, someone else's - or even THIS) of people posting their "berries"..
so trades that they are "most" certain and within, hopefully as tight SL as they believe possible (within that estimated certainty), so that we do see
what we are dealing with, if we can select something, if there might be a potential or is just ZERO or NEG sum I so far posted 4 of the signals... all of them surprisingly went TP within SL20... but so far there are only 4/4.. and one of them was Williams-FED pump and dump stunt So too smaller sample to make any real conclusion.. That 4/4 would give you factor of x10 on the deposit... There was one guy that posted, just 1/1 signal.. in this very same row... so together we got to 5/5.. one of those a little smaller so in a thread there was like "4.6" TP20SL20 in a row (could get you x20 on the deposit)... The question is what would be the occurrence of this in the future... or if we would berry select just (very)high certain ones.

So once we would have the statistics.. we might implement the Martingale in it... together we might get the edge... MIGHT, just thought would be good to explore this idea, specially with the help of a group...

seems like a non sequitur

the only edge in forex is insider trading. you just need to back a good horse for six months and get out. otherwise youre grist for the mill.

)) I bet you are not a rookie in this racket I won't comment on that one but I think you will like this clip

I think you two are watching too many movies. Inside trading is illegal, whoever done it eventually got caught. So that is no way to trade as you will get caught eventually and do jail time for years. It is very possible to trade as retail trader. You may not get rich, you may never make millions. But if you have experience for couple of years and you have more wins then losses you are in. Starting with minimum $25,000 for retail is a great amount to start. But if you have $50,000 and up even better. Some traders don't have that much they tend to start with $1000 or $5000 and takes them 2-3 years to build it up but it is possible. I have been trading for about 10 - 11 years. With my day job back in the day and everything else, it took me good 5 years to trade and to learn to trade to be profitable. Now for the past another 5 years coming up to six next year i have been very profitable and do it full time. So as other traders here I am sure that are doing this full time. With this income, it also helped me to save money to buy my own house, and once in a while i buy a house renovate it and sell it. Also very good profit in real estate here in Canada. Trading is business, like a restaurant or cleaning business and so on. That is what you have to understand, once you find a strategy, learn the economy and trading charts, and once your results are good meaning more profits then losses you are good to go full time. At least from my experience. People have this thing philosophising a lot about how trading is impossible and so on. Too much non sense talk. It is possible it just depends how much you are willing to invest of your time and money and obviously , will you be able to trade it in a year or three or five and so on.

Another mistake retail traders make is they are trying too hard to trade like banks or financial institutions, like institutional traders. WRONG. They have millions and billions of company capital and with them they are also hedging. Something that is not recommended to hedge when you are a retail trader and have $25,000 to trade or more. Institutional traders can always cover their losses, make them back and earn more. Because of the amount of money they have from financial companies. Once you stop thinking like a rookie and start approaching trading business as professionally as you can, than only you will be successful at this business. Everything else is just empty non sense talk. Trade safe.

Wow man, tnx for the reply, but maybe it would be better not to quote to my post in which in specifically said "I won't comment on that one" aka not commenting what JackJones said. It was just funny because I have heard/red that claim before, usually from people trading for years or at least try to (hence the "no rookie" part, because the rookies, usually, believe in something different)... I talked/wrote about it a lot also... Usually when one trader gets it right, he claims his smarts, when not, he claims it is the conspiracy As for movies, you don't have to watch a lot of movies to quote "the movie" - that really wasn't about "real trading" as we believe it, but that is for another topic I just remembered the scene that I though he would find agreeable (also the second part of the clip is a good "think bigger" part, that I do like). Tnx anyway, would just appreciate not to quote me with this so it doesn't look I am saying that. I do believe in trading, at least for now, why do you think I'm here posting, also live TE?

It was referred to you and JackJones. JackJones for commenting about inside trading which is wrong and illegal, and for you because you posted the video scene from the movie wall street. Trade safe.

Yeah, figured that it was for "two", but I was the only one quoted so wanted to avoid the confusion that some might get locked in... Well, the second part of the clip might still be inspirational (as "think bigger" - at least how I viewed it), we all know it is a movie, haven't quoted some "real statement"... Btw the movie's message/interpretation might have many flaws... am thinking of posting my view about it (someday - in another thread of course)... The more I watch it, the more It surprises me how many people were inspired... Even Oliver Stone (he said it in the audio commentary of WS1 or WS2, not sure) and Michael Douglas don't get why many were inspired... For example...
As for inside trading... I think we are all well aware about it's consequences? Also many believe it to be (almost) impossible in FX. Ok, hope I improved your impression about my views, if not, no matter how many pages I write..

if your buddy in Bank X needs to buy 10 billion Euros in one week then of course he is going to tell someone. they can even see inter-bank trades that level 2 people might not be able to see. it's all off market aka black market trading behind the retail FX. if you think the interbank market is 'clean' then it's time to smell the roses.

played yearly low last week as was great shock to euro future , already test 1192 limit and now seems no other option left before bear continue below that limit & projected next target bear goes to 1.0953 , and next 1.0849.hope not below this level yearly though upto 1.0351 previous bottom possible !anyway it entered absolute yearly buy zone. And the abnormal may end the same ways it come here! pivot perhaps calculated as 1.1693 as next yearly target to high just above 1.20!!

so next week onwards plan while eyes on 1191 limit breaks or after it bear below 1100 for a full leg & back to breaks this future limit again for settle long intention , till then on scalping smaller legs mostly long whenever a lows / 5th or c apparently of any smallest legs in the last leg down.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-...d-his-homeland
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by Tyler Durden
Sat, 07/27/2019 - 21:00

John Christensen was a government economist living on the beautiful island of Jersey, off England's southern coast, in a "hillside villa with views of France." But that lifestyle ended after he spoke out on a fraudulent currency trading schemeinvolving a UBS subsidiary in Jersey, according to Bloomberg.
Christensen had a head of dark hair when he helped to expose the Jersey currency scheme, which resulted in UBS’s Jersey unit and accounting firm Touche Ross & Co. -- now Deloitte -- paying almost $40 million to settle lawsuits. Regular bike rides keep Christensen as trim as two decades ago, but his hair has turned pearl white.
He said: “I was set. We had a pretty good lifestyle and plenty of friends.”
But he was forced to move to London as a result, where he now fights governments and campaigns against financial secrecy, including on his home island of Jersey.

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He founded the Tax Justice Network in 2003 for the purposes of pushing greater regulation of tax havens. It's estimated that $5 trillion to $32 trillion is currently stashed offshore for tax purposes - this is about a third of the entire global domestic product. Christensen thinks the number is at the "top end of that range".
He said:
“We’ve won many of the intellectual and political arguments. And yet we’re not seeing it happen in practice. Look at where we are now. Rates of tax on capital have collapsed, inequality has gone through the roof and we’re now in a very dark place for democracy generally.”
But there's some legitimate reasons to keep money offshore. Hedge funds and money managers often pool assets into Cayman Islands master funds to reduce costs. Offshore havens also sometimes offer protection against unstable political regimes. But their lack of transparency also makes them attractive to drug dealers, kleptocrats, and money launderers.
After the Panama Papers leaked, governments have been pressuring offshore tax havens to disclose more details.Regulators are starting to hone in on long-established locations, too. So now the tax adverse wealthy are seeking out mainland arrangements in places like Hong Kong, London and the U.S.

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Christensen continued:
“Capital has moved literally lock, stock and barrel beyond the ability of nation-states to regulate tax. If you don’t have a good referee in a football game, neither team is any good and it becomes a free-for-all and everything deteriorates.”
Russia leads the way for offshore stashing, with 60% of the country's GDP held offshore. This compares to 15% in Continental Europe and just a few percent in Scandinavian countries.
But Russians are leaving one of their favorite offshore spots: the British Virgin Islands.
Increased transparency in the BVIs, combined with tighter tax laws, means that Russians can no longer anonymously accumulate tax free funds there. Legislation adopted this year in the BVIs requires companies registered there to actually show economic activity like hiring employees and renting offices or they are faced with fines.
Christensen and the Tax Justice Network are campaigning for public registers of company owners, and they've had some success so far. The U.K.'s overseas territories and crown dependencies, like Jersey and the BVIs, are set to introduce legislation by the end of 2023. But this still isn't quick enough for Christensen.
“It took the allied powers six months to plan and successfully carry out the D-Day landings. It took Thomas Edison two years to create the light bulb,” he said, arguing against the timeline.
His Tax Justice Network was started over tea and cake in Jersey in 2002. Christensen and two friends discussed their concerns over the grip of the financial industry on the economy of Jersey.
By writing reports, posing questions at conferences and working with nonprofit groups, the network eventually caught the attention of policymakers. Two ideas that Christensen and his colleagues championed from the start -- country-by-country breakdowns of multinational firms’ finances and improved exchanges of tax data between nations -- helped shape global tax reforms this decade by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Labour Party lawmaker Margaret Hodge said of Christensen's group: “Their campaigning work is grounded in good analysis and proper facts. Without them, I wouldn’t have achieved as much as I’ve been able to do in Parliament.”
Two years ago the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development introduced its tax disclosure system with tropical locations like the Cayman Islands and BVIs adopting it early. Both places have avoided the EU's blacklist of tax havens, which now includes 15 jurisdictions like Bermuda and the U.S. Virgin Islands, where Jeffrey Epstein has a private island.

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Instead of signing on to OECD's system, the U.S. is sticking with the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA, which has created loopholes for people putting foreign money in the U.S.
Offshore specialists follow the cash. Geneva-based Cisa Trust Co. has applied for a license in South Dakota and Trident Trust, another offshore trust provider, has moved dozens of accounts from Switzerland and Grand Cayman to Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Christensen said: “It’s kind of Wild West stuff in South Dakota and Wyoming. Anything goes. The law no longer really applies.”
But the influx into the U.S. doesn't mean that traditional tax havens still don't have plenty of foreign cash.
Last year, four Chinese tycoons transferred more than $17 billion into family trusts with the ownership structures all involving entities in the Caribbean. Chinese individuals will account for about one-third of the total inflows for offshore financial centers over the next five years, according to an analysis by Boston Consulting Group.
Even though it resulted in exile, Christensen doesn't regret outing the UBS subsidiary.
“I knew that if I didn’t do that, I would regret it for the rest of my life. Everything I stood for would’ve been shunted to one side if I hadn’t,” he concluded.
"As always folks trade wisely" "And time will reveal all"