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  • #166,801
  • Nov 29, 2009 1:32am Nov 29, 2009 1:32am
Quoting Protogenos
As an environmental engineer, I will tell you from first-hand knowledge that oil companies are providing A LOT of funding for research. They fund a few projects in my lab, and I guarantee this type of thing goes both ways. Truth is probably somewhere in the middle as usual.
Listen pal. I'm an environmental engineer, too, and I've been DOING engineering for 25 years, so please stop leaning on your credentials, they don't really impress me. The amount of funding that Oil Companies, on the whole, dedicate for research into alternative energy is MINISCULE compared to what they devote to R&D into the continuation of their extraction regime.
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  • #166,802
  • Nov 29, 2009 1:34am Nov 29, 2009 1:34am
Quoting The Fool
..sure, the Heartland Institue, a real bastion of scientific reason, I will always turn to them when I need to have the straight truth: you know, stuff about how smoking cigarettes is not as bad as people say, that global warming is a myth, that air pollution is a hoax, etc. Check out the website if you are a republican feeb with a Fox News fix so you can find the right set of "scientists" to tell you how to think.

Like I said, people will typically affiliate themselves with those that believe as they do. You want to believe that global warming...
just do your research, I'm not here to sway you either way. those are information from scientist and the media (who likes to make entertainment ) FYI. I read from both sources - those against and for the cause. Btw, there is a beautiful time-lapse melting of Antartica glaciers (if I remember correctly) that "supports" global warming on Ted.com

And I think we are out of line in this forum. let's get back to trading
I am both right and wrong, what's important is the amount of $$$ in my bank
  • #166,803
  • Nov 29, 2009 1:46am Nov 29, 2009 1:46am
Quoting amgblack
And I think we are out of line in this forum. let's get back to trading
You can have it. This place was never great, but now its a shitty little backwater inhabited almost entirely by illiterate feebs.
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  • #166,804
  • Nov 29, 2009 1:57am Nov 29, 2009 1:57am
Did anyone have a look at the COT charts this week end?

it doesn't add up to good....
Yes, I know it is 3 days late... But interesting indeed...

here http://snalaska.net/cot/current/charts/ED.png
  • #166,805
  • Nov 29, 2009 1:57am Nov 29, 2009 1:57am
Quoting The Fool
You can have it. This place was never great, but now its a shitty little backwater inhabited almost entirely by illiterate feebs.
chill mate, I was just offering a different view and some links so that others can read and make up their own mind, not here to "argue" with you. It's ok not to agree. There's really no need to dampen a weekend.

enjoy the rest of Sun
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  • #166,806
  • Nov 29, 2009 2:05am Nov 29, 2009 2:05am
as long as "the solution" to "global warming" will be taxes, i can't take them serious. then they come and say speculators are driving commodities up, making bubbles in the foreign exchange bubble bath, poor countries, whose currency appreciate having export problems, bad speculator, bad, well, tax that, obviously this will help... what do we need politicians for again? can't someone code an expert advisor?
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  • #166,807
  • Nov 29, 2009 2:34am Nov 29, 2009 2:34am
Wait and see the new week's trend
  • #166,808
  • Nov 29, 2009 2:52am Nov 29, 2009 2:52am
Hi everybody . Just seeing eurusd charts what happened & may happen next. As the price reached arround 1.5155 , as was apparent end of wave 5th ,market started lots of confusion & may astray movements totally unpredictable & good luck to those who got work were purely lucky.Nothing seems as confirm what the market ultimately settle for the direction , a direction change or continue .Better stay away from EU.
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  • #166,809
  • Nov 29, 2009 3:50am Nov 29, 2009 3:50am
Quoting fontu
Hi everybody . Just seeing eurusd charts what happened & may happen next. As the price reached arround 1.5155 , as was apparent end of wave 5th ,market started lots of confusion & may astray movements totally unpredictable & good luck to those who got work were purely lucky.Nothing seems as confirm what the market ultimately settle for the direction , a direction change or continue .Better stay away from EU.
fontu

Fontu buddy, nice to see your chart

Assuming ASX and Tokyo will dive mirroring NYSE and Dubai crash so hopefully the currency won't be all of a sudden "safe haven" again... But who knows? SL placed at 1.5030

Just placed 1 lot short and will add on my potential loser all the way up to 1.5020

interesting to see your chart as we have the same same but different....

Not sure if we are going to Range after going down or trend more, so exit can be interesting... 8/10 wins last week so sacrificing can be done without too much hasitation...

Will use highest 1H candle as exit point, trailing it all in to my Oanda acc.
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  • #166,810
  • Nov 29, 2009 5:13am Nov 29, 2009 5:13am
Dubai Debt issue is just a STARTING for big market correction, i am waiting some other goverment problems from EUROPA, especially East EUROPA has bad economic performance and wait new bad debts from the world !

Time is turn back USD !
  • #166,811
  • Nov 29, 2009 5:27am Nov 29, 2009 5:27am
Quoting Protogenos
Actually the US is one of 5 countries with the capability to feed the rest of the world. Right now our agricultural exports only exceed imports by a billion or two a month, but in the future as populations grow and food is more expensive that will probably change. Right now the focus is on oil and gold, but wait a while and you will see that food and water become the big issues.

By the way, the other four countries are Brazil, France, Canada, and Australia. In a decade or two the rest of the world will depend on these four countries and the US...
I don't think the U.S can feed the world, however i knew that countries such as Brazil, U,S, Australia and Canada export a lot of food.
  • #166,812
  • Nov 29, 2009 5:45am Nov 29, 2009 5:45am
Good Day~!

I've done a little study on cable and I have a strong feel that it's going to dip further down. Points to note:

- Current price level touches 50% of the Fib
- Past resistant level of 1.4990 (Hit 2 times) overleaps the 50% Fib by only 5 pips (Strong reversal point)
- Ichimoku Kijun Line crossover down (However it's above the cloud - weak signal)
- ParabolicSAR continue down
- Price channel continuation down

My conclusion - price level will hit 50% fib (1.4990/1.5000) and reverse down.

Please correct me if i'm wrong.. Still Learning

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  • #166,813
  • Nov 29, 2009 6:21am Nov 29, 2009 6:21am
@xedwardx: How can you work with such system? Before I started to work without indis I also had system with lots of repainting indicators,
but never as much as you do (not all are repainting but you get the point). How can you get the right picture of market if most of your indicators are in conflict?
If you can't get proper results from your system, you should change your complete system as soon as possible.
I lost a year because system not so different from your.

Here's my picture... 2 brakeout scenarios:

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  • #166,814
  • Edited 6:58am Nov 29, 2009 6:22am | Edited 6:58am
whether or not its global warming is your call. but a fact is 1-10 between n.o. and miss.is 2 foot lower (then when built in late 60ties) comparable to sea level. areas greatly affected by sea levels like Bangladesh and the Netherlands can point you in a clear direction. but throw all that away..

we spend trillions in past and future conflicts protecting oil.. its the reason for Peal harbor (and others). we send billions to people who don't like us much. in return much of this money is funneled to people willing to die to kill us. whats the true cost of a m.e. oil? 1000 pb plus a pint, quart, or gallon of grunt blood. don't forget to add in future medical and children raising. also future protection of sand. there are many on news channels paid by others trying to pick your pocket. to lead you into their point of view. and then be a self proclaimed soldier for them.


the bad part about capitalism is if you cant make money on it. then bash it. check out the cars that's fuel is water.. the technology is here. i use it as part of my fuel source myself. the drawback is its cheap and easy, but nobody makes money on it. unless you include the savings. the governments cant tax it and the oil companies cant sell it.

in all situations in all life you have to ask yourself. what if I'm wrong? always follow the money.

what would the oil companies do if oil was just a lubricate? (plastics and lubricates can actually be grown for 65+-years now)if we could produce enough domestically to handle this. I'm sure prices would drop. big shipping companies would fall. along with builders and steel producers. many more too numerous to name. maybe we would lose a few news channels. personally i like Mayberry and think we are part of the largest Ponzi schemes of all times. once furnace is not stoked it will turn cold.

so I'm investing in higher ground many miles above seal level. there still millions of acres available. its perfect for a condo or a time share. with a great ocean view. on the moon.

peace out... but what if your wrong?? and you meet the gate keeper and he says. ignorance is not forgivable if you chose to ignore it. and by doing so you created much hardship on your fellow brothers. then hits the drop-door switch to stoke the furnace.

and in case this slipped your mind because we dont like to talk about it. we paid for the guys on the planes training and all they did, at the fuel pump. we still pay for it today. and each time we fill our suv we pay more. like i said we get all feel goody driven to church on sunday morn. but the fuel in the tank is paid for with blood. its not all grunt blood either. some blood is women & children. so if you like this continue. if not help find something where the crazies are not getting your money. and quit listening to people telling you its ok, then hand you a cookie. its all fake. your true national security depends on it.
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #166,815
  • Nov 29, 2009 6:36am Nov 29, 2009 6:36am
Quoting silverheat
as long as "the solution" to "global warming" will be taxes, i can't take them serious. then they come and say speculators are driving commodities up, making bubbles in the foreign exchange bubble bath, poor countries, whose currency appreciate having export problems, bad speculator, bad, well, tax that, obviously this will help... what do we need politicians for again? can't someone code an expert advisor?
i think you got that backwards. if h2o is added is factored in then there is no tax. i mean truly no tax. in your thinking there is a tax. the tax paid on oil in the first place. we like to wrap it up in a little budget called defense. subtract the oil and u.s. borders will be protected much more with less money. just like cigarette smoking being cool we are programed from an early age to believe. not to ask questions its for our own good. pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. it is said on the Internet so it must be true...erg egeerrhtyklkk mqjk,flaoeq in the light its like wiping you ass before the big event. it makes no sense.
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  • #166,816
  • Nov 29, 2009 7:57am Nov 29, 2009 7:57am
this guy's re-election campain gets a check from me.
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a few listing with too many others to mention. a little of the great cover up. your broke. its just nobody told you. heres a cookie. go sit back down and watch the cartoons.
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  • #166,817
  • Nov 29, 2009 8:06am Nov 29, 2009 8:06am
Quoting fontu
Hi everybody . Just seeing eurusd charts what happened & may happen next. As the price reached arround 1.5155 , as was apparent end of wave 5th ,market started lots of confusion & may astray movements totally unpredictable & good luck to those who got work were purely lucky.Nothing seems as confirm what the market ultimately settle for the direction , a direction change or continue .Better stay away from EU.
fontu
What can i say,Agree and Thanks
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  • #166,818
  • Nov 29, 2009 8:07am Nov 29, 2009 8:07am
Quoting The Fool
Listen pal. I'm an environmental engineer, too, and I've been DOING engineering for 25 years, so please stop leaning on your credentials, they don't really impress me. The amount of funding that Oil Companies, on the whole, dedicate for research into alternative energy is MINISCULE compared to what they devote to R&D into the continuation of their extraction regime.
I'm done with the ee talk, cause this is a trading forum, but you need to chill. I wasn't disagreeing with you or "leaning" on my credentials; hell, I wasn't even talking to you. You're a civil engineer, so what? How does that qualify you to be an expert on climate change? I look at the literature in an unbiased manner. My point was that certain PIs skew their results in favor of the Oil companies because that's where they get their funding. And some PIs will lie to make their research seem more important as those leaked emails show.

Frankly the models for climate change suck, whether they are right or wrong. The problem is population, pure and simple.
  • #166,819
  • Nov 29, 2009 8:26am Nov 29, 2009 8:26am
ponzi scheme? i have heard that before somewhere.


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for the goldmen fans. you should at least get a kiss from old hank and george.

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added another long on pitchforks .. sold half position on vasoline.
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  • #166,820
  • Edited 8:52am Nov 29, 2009 8:41am | Edited 8:52am
pitchfork goverment may change many minds. just the thought of it happening may change things. ron paul and alan grayson have the ball rolling. anyway this is why things are the way they are. and its all bs. usd demand is manipulated each day. so when it stops. pop goes the bubble. damn thats 800 bucks per sheep.. listen carefully........... this is old news platopuss posted this last summer. but now ron and al have a following in congress as well as public that is growing. its not falling on deaf ears anymore. we got a comfirmation hearing comming up. the sparks will ignite with more mainstream coverage. Fox labeled ron paul as a crazy when running against the heavyweights. now they will embrace him like a long lost best friend.

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well at least we rotate crops now. i dont think id like the dust bowl part.
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