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  • #25,141
  • Mar 28, 2012 5:18am Mar 28, 2012 5:18am
Quoting chonchy
..........0.9000 I need........
...........Not 0.9015, but 0.9000.......
The Chonchy
  • #25,142
  • Mar 28, 2012 6:36am Mar 28, 2012 6:36am
Quoting chonchy
..........Yeah the feds avoided collapse of the financial system untill now, just like a crack head avoid killing hinself untill he dye, hit after hit, remember this crack head, Ben Bernanky is a banker, besides a compulsive liar, sociopath, but is first of all a banker, and what is the duty of a banker? lend money correct? so that is what he is doing, lending money, print out of thin air if you may add, but lending money, but like i sai, he is just a banker and his duty is to lend money for the Rothshilds, Biuldelbergs and Rockefelers family, but...

well said chonchy..

here is a quite enlightening documentary about central banks on youtube..
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  • #25,143
  • Mar 28, 2012 11:51am Mar 28, 2012 11:51am
Quoting KennyZ
well said chonchy..

here is a quite enlightening documentary about central banks on youtube.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt1cayx0hs
the money masters, a clasic, I have seing the full 2.60 hours of it, great documentary, is all a lie, the goverment in bed with the banksters since 1913, but the funny thing is that we have a guy that can put a stop to that and we don't suport him, we just let the media ignore him, because the media is in too, bunch of clowns, and people the shep, following, and must of the people sai, oh well and what are we going to do, we can't change the world, of course we can, we can elect Dr. Ron Paul and see if eliminates the feds once and for all.........

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one of 12.......
The Chonchy
  • #25,144
  • Mar 28, 2012 11:53am Mar 28, 2012 11:53am
Quoting roro53
I like the Smikester call and am looking to get long EUR/USD around 1.3280 if possible.

Here is one for you Condor......Bernake said today the "Fed avoided collapse of global financial system."

Does that need to be qualified ??? to "so far and after 3 years of massive taxpayer funded stimulus there is more coming".......

Or, this one is rich.......from Boston's Rosengren, "Small businesses having trouble getting credit"........because the banks are hoarding all of the money that has been printed for ZIRP, but can offer 25% for credit...
I think it is desperate attempts - by those that seek to profiteer as much as possible on the backs of others - to avoid falling over the ledge of greed that that they have ascended.

It is also clear that the best way to avert the eyes of the public is to misinform through contradictory statement, whilst taking from the back pocket of the public as it looks in the direction cited to them.

I have little, if any, respect for law anymore as it can plainly be seen that no matter where one is within the 'traditional' west, those that enforce the rules upon us, are free to float them should they so wish to do so.

No entity has the right to enter into statute immunity from prosecution acts that would see us banged up for many a year. Even worse is to see the so-called leaders of nations accommodate such illegality within a society that becomes ever-more oppressed as the days roll by.

Roro53 – it is when pressed to respond like this that I move from listening to a Bach symphony, to Rage Against the Machine… and it is not so good for one’s composure, either.
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  • #25,145
  • Edited 12:02pm Mar 28, 2012 11:55am | Edited 12:02pm
Quoting KennyZ
well said chonchy..

here is a quite enlightening documentary about central banks on youtube..
Nice to see you here Kenny.

For those that do not know, this trader seems to have a pretty good grasp on S&R, and I recommend a visit to his thread.
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  • #25,146
  • Mar 28, 2012 11:56am Mar 28, 2012 11:56am
looks like a Bernanke fade........the S&P is right back to where it started Monday morning before Bernanke came up to speak.

the primary problem with this market from my (humble) perspective is it is confusing to trade as in do you pick door #1(fundamental prints), door # 2 (technicals) or door # 3 (interventions from imagined to real).

the interventions have distorted price discovery to the point where it has become very difficult to have much confidence in price direction one way or the other although the safe bet has been to be long equities.

how long that lasts who knows? and, as experienced in the past once wonder money drug runs out the turns come the reversal tend to be violent and deep.

the european indexes are looking strained and that has shown too so not sure if the others will follow or not.............the NASDAQ100 is still sticky very close to the top and last summer that led the S&P and DOW and RUT lower

odd price action comparing the GBP/USD and EUR/USD this morning also.
  • #25,147
  • Mar 28, 2012 11:57am Mar 28, 2012 11:57am
Quoting chonchy
the money masters, a clasic, I have seing the full 2.60 hours of it, great documentary, is all a lie, the goverment in bed with the banksters since 1913, but the funny thing is that we have a guy that can put a stop to that and we don't suport him, we just let the media ignore him, because the media is in too, bunch of clowns, and people the shep, following, and must of the people sai, oh well and what are we going to do, we can't change the world, of course we can, we can elect Dr. Ron Paul and see if eliminates the feds once and for all............
I remain to be convinced that the majority of the population know why, and by whom, they are being exploited; in addition to this, I don't think most can be bothered to try and change a system that at present, allows them to have a house, car and holiday. It will take a return to the streets and mobile workforce that was last seen in the 1930's, before any real change will occur.

Depressing, I know...
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  • #25,148
  • Mar 28, 2012 12:01pm Mar 28, 2012 12:01pm
Quoting 45Condor
Nice to see you hear Kenny.

For those that do not know, this trader seems to have a pretty good grasp on S&R, and I recommend a visit to his thread.
........why don't he become a regular and he can enjoy the women, and we can enjoy his S&R lessons
The Chonchy
  • #25,149
  • Mar 28, 2012 12:04pm Mar 28, 2012 12:04pm
His first few posts here are worth the read - as is the website that he created with many chart exmaples of S&R taken from FF.

I just think this trader has produced something quite valuable for traders, and should be recognized for it.

http://www.forexfactory.com/showthread.php?t=288142

Edit, link now correct to first page of thread.
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  • #25,150
  • Mar 28, 2012 12:11pm Mar 28, 2012 12:11pm
sorry Condor. i know it is a burden. what annoys me (putting it mildly) about the spin is it is all one sided which is why i wrote revisions......Bernanke, Fisher, Rosengren

i have my days and sometimes i cannot help myself.........i shorted the NASDAQ100 this AM for some modest money and am out as it failed to retrace all the way back to Mondays 2750.......i had a tight stop only 7 points over the high wick on the 8 hr but was still nervous........that is how much i distrust this market

i am wondering if the credibility factor is starting to sink in and showing up in the price as in Bernanke must deliver at the next FOMC or else (he has bluffed through a number of meetings since last september and so far gotten away with it)

i noticed that Gross has revised his assertion and backed off somewhat as of this morning about QE3 for the april meeting
  • #25,151
  • Mar 28, 2012 12:17pm Mar 28, 2012 12:17pm
i read your post Condor.........my sentiments exactly......the way i look at it why bother to be depressed about it as in who cares because most people look at you sideways if you bring up subject matter that matters.

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I remain to be convinced that the majority of the population know why, and by whom, they are being exploited; in addition to this, I don't think most can be bothered to try and change a system that at present, allows them to have a house, car and holiday. It will take a return to the streets and mobile workforce that was last seen in the 1930's, before any real change will occur.

Depressing, I know...
  • #25,152
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:01pm Mar 28, 2012 2:01pm
stick save into the NY close?
  • #25,153
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:04pm Mar 28, 2012 2:04pm
Quoting roro53
i read your post Condor.........my sentiments exactly......the way i look at it why bother to be depressed about it as in who cares because most people look at you sideways if you bring up subject matter that matters.
That's just it, isn't it? If you try to talk of your own interpretation - which although not possibly being absolutely correct, or articulated very well, is still pretty near the mark if we are to believe what many a credible economist tries to tell the world - people just look at you with, well, almost with a sense of pity in their eyes for you. Try to guide people to sources of information other than what is presented in the MSM, and you know that most will not trouble themselves to do so, and will instead be a passive digester of the bollocks presented to them by MSM.

I mean, it's as if they regard YOU as the crazy one for not seeing how it is in the real world! Meanwhile, the wheel turns and everyone listens to MSM and probably doesn't even register that single digit inflation figure whipped across the TV in what is a soundbite that is not even a headline, before the figure is quickly pushed out of the way to make room for the real news - some celeb playing down a You Tube sex tape, or some buffoon politician doing a walkabout in public.

Here's a good one for you. My friends in France were told that the rate of tax was to increase in order for the government - such as it is - to return the country to strength. Everyone I talked to said it was a good thing that the French pull together - you know, the old pulling of national heart-strings via the citation of fraternité. When I pointed out the massive leverage (greed) and over-exposure of the banking system - in particular Crédit Agricole - I seemed no longer the accepted-into-the-fold rosbif, but an agitator to the spirit of République française. Of course, when I told them exactly where that money was going – banks, bonuses and toys for the boys within the Bastille - I was dismissed with almost patronizing body-language, and told many times that the price of living would stabilize. Yeah, maybe it will stabilize, but at a level higher than now. It didn't seem to register that plebeian salaries have a funny habit of not keeping track with inflation - which is misreported. And then at other times friends complain about the increasing costs of things and don't seem to be able to register that inflation is not what it is claimed to be. As soon as I try to explain my understanding to quantitative easing, and similar financial instruments of destruction for the masses, most seem not to want to listen. Drives me nuts...

Honestly, I sometimes think that I should throw caution to the wind and just live it up. You know, blow my savings - before the UK government do - and then come the soup kitchens that, if our current situation continues, will not be too far off for many more than it is already, think, well, at least I had a good time and didn't let the government take my money.

Right, enough of the tirade; need to decide if I cut the shorts on GU and EU from last night completely, or take partial profit and let the rest run.
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  • #25,154
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:19pm Mar 28, 2012 2:19pm
Thought this was amusing...
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  • #25,155
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:40pm Mar 28, 2012 2:40pm
i am not a bad writer by most standards, Condor but not in your league.

enjoyed that read and always.

nice call of the shorts......was up for the GDP print and did not pull the trigger on the GBP/USD........too busy flirting with the ITA40 i guess. i like the daily ranges it gives up.

the Euro is odd one out on a bout of selling.........vee shall see.
  • #25,156
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:46pm Mar 28, 2012 2:46pm
Quoting 45Condor
...The only way that Greece could honour to pay those bondholders that would receive 100% no matter what happened during the March 9th psi date - and it was a small percentage - was to raid public utility funds the day before. Well over a Billion Euros was taken from hospital and education funds, without the account holders permission, by those in the know... that is, major bankers and politicians - it is illegal. People will die from this as it was core funding - you know, to cover day-today operations.

Now, doesn't this add weight to my argument...
Hmm, appears the rumour was true about raiding universities and hospitals' funds.

http://www.athensnews.gr/portal/14/54392
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  • #25,157
  • Mar 28, 2012 2:52pm Mar 28, 2012 2:52pm
Quoting roro53
i am not a bad writer by most standards, Condor but not in your league.
I'm just full of it, and best ignored.

I do enjoying writing, and playing with words, but have eased off the last year or so as it is quite demanding in terms of reserach, and the time in composition.

I still try to fire up the embers from time to time, and will no doubt do so in the future.

EDIT: I am actually in the process of trying to draft a manuscript when not at work, and so do have reason to retain 'creativity' for commercial reason. The problem, 45Condor is addicted to trading, and so fight to get away from the charts and banter on FF.
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  • #25,158
  • Mar 28, 2012 3:23pm Mar 28, 2012 3:23pm
Condor, it is a gift, right......being full of it, i mean

after NY close so i guess my exit on NAS100 looks timely.......

trading is also an addiction pour moi......i started out trading the NYMEX mini crude oils contracts in 2005, then NG, then the mini Dow and somehow survived the learning curves........better to be lucky than good i guess.

a bientot
  • #25,159
  • Mar 28, 2012 3:57pm Mar 28, 2012 3:57pm
Quoting roro53
Condor, it is a gift, right......being full of it, i mean
Eh oui...
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  • #25,160
  • Mar 28, 2012 4:00pm Mar 28, 2012 4:00pm
Quoting roro53
Condor, it is a gift, right......being full of it, i mean

after NY close so i guess my exit on NAS100 looks timely.......

trading is also an addiction pour moi......i started out trading the NYMEX mini crude oils contracts in 2005, then NG, then the mini Dow and somehow survived the learning curves........better to be lucky than good i guess.

a bientot
Is being full of it a gift or a curse, sometimes I wonder .... Probably a little of both. I guess if one gets to full of it one could always write a movie script or novel. If I did that would it justify my "artistic temperament" - you know, the Bohemian lifestyle?

Trading is an addiction, huh? Now I know what's wrong with me - unfortunately there is no know cure but success itself .

Don't you have to be good to be lucky or is that "get lucky" if you know what I mean .

Anyway, so far one good setup at the opening of the week on monday, didn't take any trades yesterday and had two short lived ones today that didn't go past the second take profit, however, the rent's paid.
Stay calm, be brave, wait for the signs - Jasper Friendly Bear
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