Technical Analysis Fallacy

More perfidia,

the lovely helen forrest with mr super benny goodman


and my favourite deep purple dreams.


and yeap I heard that song before.




And this beautiful one that I cannot find "Helen forrest - They say"
maybe someone can help.

Ahh,,,feel like taking out my dusty tux and go ballroom dancing....

Goodnite all.

OMG, the 9 million $$ song, "forget him".
I found the posting, hot from the oven.
This is the mother of that song by you know who.




never knew she remembers camping out.


I am gonna sleep with this song.
million thanks to hkship, million thanks for posting.

regards

Durian is heaty. Don't eat too much. hehe..

Good Morning, gang! Let's warm up for the day !

Asia Highlights

* MoF Kaoru Yosano says no comments on FX levels. Convinced that Japanese share prices will eventually rise.

* Econs Min Yoshimasa Hayashi says further stock falls and JPY gains could harm exporter sentiment. Will keep watching impact of stocks and FX. Japan economy has escaped worst, but still faces downside risks. Tooearly to say Japan is in deflation, but remains concerned on price trend.

* Japan June domestic CGPI -6.6y/y, its biggest annual fall on record, raising deflation concerns.

* St Louis Fed James Bullard says limiting Fed independence could alarm investors and push up bond yields. Does not think recovery is faltering and on track for H2 growth. There is a lot of slack in US economy that
will hinder inflation. - BBG.

* Fed Vice Chair Donald Kohn says Fed about halfway through mortgage debt, MBS purchase program, declines to say if it will be extended. Fed has tools to roll back support programs and raise interest rates when necessary.

* German paper Handelsblatt: At least 10 Eastern European states are negotiating with IMF for billion USD aid programs. . The countries
include Bulgaria, Croatia, Macedonia, Ukraine, Serbia, Romania, Belarus and Latvia. Hungary has not decided yet.

* SNB Chair Jean-Philippe Roth says SNB does not want a further CHF appreciation because it wants to avoid deflation - paper.

* WSJ: Several Wall Street firms seeking to buy back warrants held by the govt as part of the $700b financial bailout are complaining that the Treasury Dept is demanding too high a price. J.P. Morgan Chase Chief James Dimon raised the issue directly with Treasury Sec Timothy Geithner.

* WSJ: - General Motors Corp. is expected to leave bankruptcy protection early Friday after a stay expired on court approval for the sale of most of its assets to a new entity.

* Telegraph: Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, said yest that European plans to regulate the financial services sector threatened to drive hedge funds out of London and Europe.

* Cautious trading in Asia Friday with focus on G8 (after China comments on USD again), USD debate, stocks, which wavered between +/- territories today - as Q2 earnings season kick in.

* USD/JPY, EUR/JPY started the day edging up on talks of good Japanese importers/ weekend fixing demand, with fixing set at 93.10. USD/JPY then dipped lower on selling from Japan exporters, large German, US banks, pushing it to 92.77 after earlier fixing demand to 93.18, capping topside - though some focus on Hayashi comments, which helped limit JPY rise - and some focus on deflation risks. USD/JPY offers still at 93.50-60.

USD/CHF, EUR/CHF a tad firmer on SNB Roth comments, on concerns over SNB intervention, with EUR/CHF edging higher to 1.5138-40, key level still at 1.5100 - but risk of intervention from SNB/BIS increasing now, could
see 1.54.

EUR weighed by Handelsblatt report 10 E European countries are talking to IMF on bailout, falling from 1.4000 to 1.3965.

Good morning imjscn!

Many thanx for your MorningCoffeeMix :-)
Cool!

hey guys,
just got reminded what fti sir said about the euro 1.3 long-sword ,
such thing maybe an anticipation of us rate increase ,
G5 promised not to devalue own currency to boost exports...

The Asia drop is not impulsive. Maybe the range mood is not fading away yet?
1.3950 is a level, let's see how it goes.

oh man, it just starts to be impulsive now...

Please, which brokers do you recomend me now? I want FXCM or Alpari, but dont have good informations. Thank You

I ask such stupid question, because dont know to whoom i can believe. Here in the Czech rep. is everything blocked, people shadowly, bussiness is controled by sons of komunist from the 80'. So I was a teacher of chemistry, down, than my own bussiness, ko... So i have to choose the right broker but 1say this is the best, the2 says its a scam... Now i have usefull only 2000USD. These are absolutely free and ready to dissapear...

Fana,
From fti's post, you can see he is not happy with those bro kers that he experienced, and that makes him staying away from FX market. I guess he wouldn't recommend any to you.

I am with Oanda. I feel it's a nice one for beginners. It's been reasonable for many years but who knows what's their future behavior.

Alpari -- they grow very fast since last year, from one website in Russia to today's big group of brunches around the global. I tried to call Alpari China to see how they are doing. A guy answered my phone. It took him more than 5 minutes to realize that I want to talk about Forex with him. And I can hear his kids and his TV are playing in the background. I can imagine his wife is going to ask "Who the hell are you talking with?", so I cut off the line before she shouting.

FXCM -- I don't know.

hello fana,

i don't have good info on these brokers ... they are preffered broker of forex factory and pretty big so probably they are ok....

i don't know if you are well capitalised, i am not. so for me there was only one option: OANDA, because you can trade very small amounts. even if you have enough money to trade it is smart to start small when you are still studying.

succes with you search for a good (least bad) broker

Imjscn, J-pax : Thank you very much.

Flow,flow,flow

flowing

Good afternoon, Sir!

http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:...hot-coffee.jpg

Good afternoon,
Thanks so very much,imjscn.
Black, no sugar please.
MAy I join you., please?

OK.OK. I 'll show you market access.

For those ready and wanting safety of credit risk and REAL access.if you are game then check it out.
But first you have to find yourself a relationship manager.

I am not endorsing them, only that this is only avenue I know for non institutionalised people and my only other market access apart from the friendly bucketshops welding knifes secretly behind every trade.

FX Leverage Loan
and/or
Currencies and Commodities Trading Account
and/or
Gold Trading Account

But then you have to surrender all you 5c to them.
Cash,Condo,Car,Credit and crankiness.

but always show them who's boss, otherwise no relationship.
If your relationship manager misbehaves, he's got VPs to report to,go there.
If their VPs cannot help, you can go to their $1 CEO. But surely you don't want to go to HELI BEN.

http://www.ipb.citibank.com.sg/SGIPB...nvestments.htm

Thanks, I'd go with white and lots of sugar

"Minimum trade size of US$250,000 (or equivalent) for each contract" --- that's really a big Scout

I bookmarked it anyway, in case my account size exploding to up side... surely I need to go with something like that

lol , i know , may need a million dollar to actually trade , although the leverage gives ur chance of ruin at the minimum , its perfect for a million dollar account looking for 40-60% roi a yr ...

btw sir do they have online platform , or is it the phone thing ?

depends on your relationship. (Activity,Volume, Pro)
could be much smaller like 1 lag(100,000), but then of course comes with much crankiness also la.