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  • #33,921
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:43am Jun 3, 2012 5:43am
Tell me, "said Lao-tzu," in what consists love and duty towards our fellow man. ""
Reside, "said Confucius," the ability to enjoy everything, in general no element of self love. These are signs of love and duty to our neighbor. "
What nonsense! "Exclaimed Lao Tzu." Universal does not love to herself. I do not exclude your positive expression of self? Sir, if you do not want the empire lost the source of livelihood, search the universe of infinite periodicity, there is sun and moon, their time is infinite, the stars and their constellations will never change, the birds and animals which unite in flocks and herds unchanged, as trees and shrubs that grow up without exception.
Be like them: follow the Tao, you will be perfect. What is the futile struggle for love and duty towards his neighbor, he is no different from beating the drum in the prosecution of a refugee? Alas, sir, you have caused much confusion in the human mind."

Rgs and enjoy
  • #33,922
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:53am Jun 3, 2012 5:53am
Quoting fti
at least there's still good peeps with concience still living on earth.
now just need wait it spreads over to the money grabing ,
over learned egoistical too big to humbles.
maybe God will open their eyes.
They too blind see their own folly.
Blinded by ego and selfishness.

Evil will not triumph.
it cannot.
humans are not wired that way.
only God will deal withthem who sold their soul to the devil.

regards

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gp_5WZoxkZM
What an amazing voice she has for such a young person.

If you want speed on your computer, you should consider getting a solid state drive. Much faster than a hard disk drive.
  • #33,923
  • Jun 3, 2012 6:11am Jun 3, 2012 6:11am
1. In my chart I drag Fibo from 1.2625 to 1.2283 as it is swing Hight to swing Low For

downtrend line.

Is my fibo drag correct or not????

2. If above correct then price touch from S2 to R2 and Fibo (50.0%) retrace

So price may fall from here????

Pls help me who know fibo and how to use fibo...

My problem is to trace out where swing high and swing low ...

All above H4 time frame
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  • #33,924
  • Jun 3, 2012 6:45am Jun 3, 2012 6:45am
Quoting fti
In bygone days you pay peanuts you get monkeys.
these days you pay top dollar still get monkeys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR3T5IypWX4
There are a lot more

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  • #33,925
  • Jun 3, 2012 7:21am Jun 3, 2012 7:21am
Quoting Zoran
What an amazing voice she has for such a young person.

If you want speed on your computer, you should consider getting a solid state drive. Much faster than a hard disk drive.
SSD[120gb]+8gb ram + WinPro7 /64bit ..... or..

go back to Win XP with 4Gb Ram..
  • #33,926
  • Jun 3, 2012 7:38am Jun 3, 2012 7:38am
Quoting kibrul
1. In my chart I drag Fibo from 1.2625 to 1.2283 as it is swing Hight to swing Low For

downtrend line.

Is my fibo drag correct or not????

2. If above correct then price touch from S2 to R2 and Fibo (50.0%) retrace

So price may fall from here????

Pls help me who know fibo and how to use fibo...

My problem is to trace out where swing high and swing low ...

All above H4 time frame
You might be posting on the wrong thread.
People do not make predictions here.
Good luck in your search.
Empty as water and soft as a facing wind mountain
  • #33,927
  • Jun 3, 2012 12:10pm Jun 3, 2012 12:10pm
Hello fti,

I have a couple of questions would like to ask you. The price pattern has drawn a lot of attention lately is the pattern in early London session, where the big boy (CB tier 1 dealers) signal other forces about their intention for the day. I find that pattern repeated quite frequently historically. Here's the chart for better demonstration:

http://content.screencast.com/users/...06-04_0008.png

Please comment.

Thank you!
  • #33,928
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:05pm Jun 3, 2012 5:05pm
Quoting Zoran
What an amazing voice she has for such a young person.

If you want speed on your computer, you should consider getting a solid state drive. Much faster than a hard disk drive.
: ) zoran
yes amazing she is. Hope she not go the direction charlot church went.
Growing up sometimes changes things.

is nothing wrong with the 3 tera drive setup is as fast as rocket.
Its the explorer, is broken and buggy.
And the designers too arragant to realise until market shuts them out.

I think the truth is the managers of ms , they not understand their system flow.
They steal ideas from market place, and employ children on summer holidays write the codes. To get real debgging , may need wait until next holidays. So they make all sorts nosensical excuses.

wow, solid state archieving already available?
last i heard was 20 years ago, when IBM was working on bubble solidstate storage.
but i heard they hit a snag and was shelved.
do you have more info please. Thanks zoran.
You are cutting edge IT man huh,
your introducing me to you tube, years ago, has change much of my need store stuff.
now i no need my albums much except for the super audiophile songs.
Anyway my hearing had deteriorated much, now adds alot 12kHz ringing to music.
Getting used to it already.





regards
  • #33,929
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:16pm Jun 3, 2012 5:16pm
Quoting Zoran
There are a lot more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWUQ_N_vHc0
yes seems true.
humanity can only taste so much deceptions ,
before alarm bells starts ringing.

regards
  • #33,930
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:20pm Jun 3, 2012 5:20pm
Quoting Piters
SSD[120gb]+8gb ram + WinPro7 /64bit ..... or..

go back to Win XP with 4Gb Ram..
maybe is better with same config , running ubuntu linux.
the linux os seems matured already.
and so many nice peeps worked hard for free, and without lame excuses for bugs.


check it out.
http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu

regards
  • #33,931
  • Jun 3, 2012 5:33pm Jun 3, 2012 5:33pm
Quoting duyk20
Hello fti,

I have a couple of questions would like to ask you. The price pattern has drawn a lot of attention lately is the pattern in early London session, where the big boy (CB tier 1 dealers) signal other forces about their intention for the day. I find that pattern repeated quite frequently historically. Here's the chart for better demonstration:

http://content.screencast.com/users/...06-04_0008.png

Please comment.

Thank you!
Hi duyk, welcome
period price patterns probably only indicating certain big trade activities.
recently there's lots talk about JP Morgan rogue thingy.
don't depend too much on seasonal tendencies.
But surely if one can spot consistency in the repeat.
Can always try make some $$ of it, but with extreme caution.
Things change all the time. So does tendencies.
Once becomes obvious, the adultery may change their schedules.

regards
  • #33,932
  • Jun 3, 2012 6:17pm Jun 3, 2012 6:17pm
Quoting fti
maybe is better with same config , running ubuntu linux.
the linux os seems matured already.
and so many nice peeps worked hard for free, and without lame excuses for bugs.


check it out.
http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu

regards
I can vouch for Ubuntu OS. I have a separate machine that has been running Ubuntu for more than a year. Been through one smoooooth upgrade. No issues here. Linux has really come a long way over the years.

Even my windows XP box cannot match Ubuntu's stability. There are some quirks. And not all windows apps will run under Ubuntu. Best to test that your app works there before frying your current harddrive.
  • #33,933
  • Jun 3, 2012 6:44pm Jun 3, 2012 6:44pm
Quoting fti
By the way, i am done with microsoft windows 7.
I am changing Os.
the developer of windows exploror for windows 7 are idiots.
Total idiots.
enough is enough.
The stupid system take 15 mins calculating how to move a file that takes less than 5 mins copy over.
Ifthey were trader they would be dead before they know whats hitting them.
and i read much comments, its by design.
How stupid can the designers be.
damn , they working my heart again. bastards.



Oh honour,
now honour , you can only get when they bury you.
they bury you with full honours.
while...
Kinda funny...I have been testing several linux distro's this weekend.

Got tired of flash crashing windows 7.

Seems Linux Mint has overtaken Ubuntu as the top distro recently but I can't get the 64 bit version to play nice with my hardware. At least while running off a usb.

Puppy linux is lightning fast and pretty simple. It runs in your ram, no install needed.

Gonna give Ubuntu a try this evening and see how I like it. Probly gonna go with Puppy though.
  • #33,934
  • Jun 3, 2012 7:36pm Jun 3, 2012 7:36pm
Quoting fti
maybe is better with same config , running ubuntu linux.
the linux os seems matured already.
and so many nice peeps worked hard for free, and without lame excuses for bugs.


check it out.
http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu

regards
yup..

If you are limited to web- browsing and running a few application, then I agree - Ubuntu is the way..

The difference is..

windows XP/ PRO is still based on 8bit OS [MSDOS], and because of compatibility for previous systems we are seeing what we are seeing.. [The core is still 8bit..] Hopefully they are going to fix it with win8..
Ubuntu is basically Unix/xenix OS and based on 16bit OS. I agree that unix is better. The only problem is compatibility, and available applications for that system..
We have seen similar situation in our past.. with tapes:
BETA vs VHS
Commercially, VHS took the biggest piece of the market pie, even so the BETA MAX were and still are the best magnetic media storage.
  • #33,935
  • Jun 4, 2012 5:22am Jun 4, 2012 5:22am
Quoting fti
: ) zoran
yes amazing she is. Hope she not go the direction charlot church went.
Growing up sometimes changes things.

is nothing wrong with the 3 tera drive setup is as fast as rocket.
Its the explorer, is broken and buggy.
And the designers too arragant to realise until market shuts them out.

I think the truth is the managers of ms , they not understand their system flow.
They steal ideas from market place, and employ children on summer holidays write the codes. To get real debgging , may need wait until next holidays. So they make...
You are correct in many ways. These days programmers are not as disciplined as they used to be. Instead of writing efficient code, we have compilers that attempt to optimise it. However, even that is not enough so the solution is not to build a Rolls Royce but something that works because cost and release time is a big factor.

Now if you want things to work faster, rather than getting code further optimised, it is far cheaper to throw hardware at it. So in your case I would recommend getting solid state drives. I personally don't have one but I have seen laptops with them and they are super-fast and very responsive. At the moment I think 512GB is the largest commercially available but that should be more than enough for OS and Apps.

I have a new laptop with Windows 7 and an old laptop with Windows XP and there really is no difference in terms of performance. I also have an Ubuntu desktop and some CentOS machines. These days you are not really stuck to one option of the other. You can install Ubuntu and then VMware (free version) and then virtualise other OS, like Windows and other versions of Linux. With virtualisation, you can have multiple OS instances running at the same time. That is kind of important as no OS can offer a full solution. You'll need Windows at times to run apps that only work there. So fast CPUs, lots of memory and solid state drives will fix any performance issues.
  • #33,936
  • Jun 4, 2012 5:30am Jun 4, 2012 5:30am
Quoting Piters
yup..

If you are limited to web- browsing and running a few application, then I agree - Ubuntu is the way..

The difference is..

windows XP/ PRO is still based on 8bit OS [MSDOS], and because of compatibility for previous systems we are seeing what we are seeing.. [The core is still 8bit..] Hopefully they are going to fix it with win8..
Ubuntu is basically Unix/xenix OS and based on 16bit OS. I agree that unix is better. The only problem is compatibility, and available applications for that system..
We have seen similar situation in our...
Windows changed when NT was introduced, which was a 32bit OS. Microsoft employed someone from DEC (Digital Equipment Corp) to redesign Windows and it was then based on VMS/Unix. That's why Windows NT could be run on Intel and also DEC Alpha hardware. I don't think there is much of the old MSDOS left in Windows.

Windows is pretty much a 32 and 64bit OS now just like Linux. I've seen Windows 8 and it seems the future is geared towards the pad and portability.
  • #33,937
  • Edited 6:18am Jun 4, 2012 6:02am | Edited 6:18am
Hello FTI,

Computer giving a headache again?

Explorer hanging is usually due to hardware fault (you have backups of your 3TB drive, right?)

I used to be a geek since I know this stuff, I used to look at the benchmarks, all the bus speeds, throughputs and what not. Even when choosing a phone, lol but its just a pissing contest really. Nobody advertises stability and user experience. Except Apple.

I know that Macs and all Apple products in general are overpriced, over hyped and what not but they have something others do not - build quality and style.

Just recently I was doing a bit of consulting for a forex broker company and I was surprised to see only iMacs in the trading rooms. When I asked about it, the manager said that they only have it for style and they all run windows anyway (No MT4 client for macs, heh).

In conclusion - buy a macbook air (comes with SSD), a cinema screen and a keyboard. Buying desktops is so 90s.

Macs have practically no viruses (they say that some exist but nobody has seen them, lol). Run winodws in a virtual environment if needed, the integration is pretty solid nowadays.

Ubuntu is for geeks and penny savers, user friendliness has improved but it is still an average OS, good luck with printing..

Windows 7 is stable, only crashes twice a year on good hardware (hp elitebooks or dell latitudes)

Windows 8 looks promising on tablets but I am sure Microsoft will screw it up somehow. They always do.

I know that you are an advanced user, you will figure it out.

At the end of the day, I choose my hardware based on color, style and finish, hehe.
  • #33,938
  • Jun 4, 2012 6:09am Jun 4, 2012 6:09am
Quoting Piters
yup..

If you are limited to web- browsing and running a few application, then I agree - Ubuntu is the way..

The difference is..

windows XP/ PRO is still based on 8bit OS [MSDOS], and because of compatibility for previous systems we are seeing what we are seeing.. [The core is still 8bit..] Hopefully they are going to fix it with win8..
Ubuntu is basically Unix/xenix OS and based on 16bit OS. I agree that unix is better. The only problem is compatibility, and available applications for that system..
We have seen similar situation...
In Windows 7 most of XP and older code has been dropped, thus the limited compatibility for older apps and the reason for XP Mode virtualization.
  • #33,939
  • Jun 4, 2012 6:21am Jun 4, 2012 6:21am
Quoting Piters
SSD[120gb]+8gb ram + WinPro7 /64bit ..... or..

go back to Win XP with 4Gb Ram..
what will you do with that ram? run photoshop?
  • #33,940
  • Jun 4, 2012 6:25am Jun 4, 2012 6:25am
Seems that I like to mess up this thread with irrelevant comments.

At least it feels better than saying Euro will go bust or time to rebound.

Where is my fibo at? hehe
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