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  • #56,821
  • Jan 9, 2017 11:05am Jan 9, 2017 11:05am
Quoting RelaxRay
{quote} Classy reply. Regards Heads up guys, GBP been selling relatively hard since Jan2017. Supreme court hearing is said to be due in Jan, "typically" on a Wednesday. High vola expected. Ok, going back into my zone. Take care everyone, Cheers.

Hello Ray,

Thank you for the Classy mark as well for your reminder. In fact, I have been politely trading the Cable and keeping focus on GU pair. Looking forward to the High Vola to show up so to make some retailer engagements aftermath. My brokers have already been of help and reduced max leverage to 1:20 and 1:30 on all GBP pairs.

As I mentioned the other day, I do not trade CHF pairs and am very vigilant with high respect to G/U and U/J. But of course, I try to be kind and pay due respects to the Market and all currency pairs I ever approach to challenge.

By the way, could we find a sort of such early warnings (upcoming events, not just economic calendar, having significant impact on Forex volatility) anywhere, is it publicly available for simple retailers? Surely, I do not mean insiders information.

Have a consistently profitable trading.

Best regards, Exnav
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  • #56,822
  • Jan 9, 2017 7:13pm Jan 9, 2017 7:13pm
Quoting Exnav
{quote} Hello Ray, Thank you for the Classy mark as well for your reminder. In fact, I have been politely trading the Cable and keeping focus on GU pair. Looking forward to the High Vola to show up so to make some retailer engagements aftermath. My brokers have already been of help and reduced max leverage to 1:20 and 1:30 on all GBP pairs. As I mentioned the other day, I do not trade CHF pairs and am very vigilant with high respect to G/U and U/J. But of course, I try to be kind and pay due respects to the Market and all currency pairs I ever approach...
Hi Exnav,

Sounds like you have been the gentleman with the lady. Kudos.

As for the early warning, I think FF calendar here is pretty good for most, but, for myself, I keep a journal and log of everything that happen, and conduct my own further research for the dates/timeline of events, feeling the pulse on the fundamental side if you like, but there is full of bullshit hence, I only look at those biggies, ie political event, sudden shocks(ie terrorist/plans), rough touch on the hard commodities (gold, oil, iron ore, copper)(GDT milk given here on site already) [iron ore and copper mainly to feel aussie and china, but copper and iron ore, also indicate how things are building to a extend with the basic of demand and supply] and I find some days the treasury sale date, also can cause a uproar. Then again, if we are flowing properly, it shouldn't be an issue as they have size, so they, in a way, take time.
Personally, I just like to keep stuff on my radar, so that I be aware and not get a blind spot kick. It feels like a responsibility on my part, to ensure I know the terrain(the potential landmines).
So every morning, like what FTI says, when on battle station, check for shocks, check FX, check equities, check commds, check bond, then trawl news sites. No fix site, unless we subscribe to something like ransquawk or something, however I feel, at my current standing, I do not need that much yet, as with more data, come more rigid thinking, in my honest opinion(as then the mind, got to work more to sieve the data). Besides, if it flows to mainstream news, it is not too difficult getting the timeline for events in my experience, just need some time googling.
If you have the budget, then I suppose that would be a good option to have, plenty of pros use it, and the data delivery there is really much quicker.

Maybe others have good sites and can assist further.

Thank you. Let us all be consistent, safe and profitable in our trading journey.

Regards


oh, forgot, if you trade the asian session, the yuan fix can also cause a move if market caught on other side.
Fall in love with the process, and the outcome takes care of itself.
  • #56,823
  • Jan 9, 2017 9:09pm Jan 9, 2017 9:09pm
made my first 0.00$$ after more then year....the dance still stays alive...

Now trying to rescue YEN trade....that all doesn't change...

V
  • #56,824
  • Jan 9, 2017 10:15pm Jan 9, 2017 10:15pm
Quoting indianguyinny24
made my first 0.00$$ after more then year....the dance still stays alive... Now trying to rescue YEN trade....that all doesn't change... V
Excellent. .
  • #56,825
  • Jan 9, 2017 10:37pm Jan 9, 2017 10:37pm
Quoting indianguyinny24
made my first 0.00$$ after more then year....the dance still stays alive... Now trying to rescue YEN trade....that all doesn't change... V

Do you lose the money to $0.00?;
Do you recover the money to $0.00?;
Someone pay you 0.00 and not pay to you $0.00, etc?

Sorry.
  • #56,826
  • Jan 10, 2017 12:09am Jan 10, 2017 12:09am
Quoting whateveridon
{quote} Do you lose the money to $0.00?; Do you recover the money to $0.00?; Someone pay you 0.00 and not pay to you $0.00, etc? Sorry.
Hello Whateveridon,

It is good having you here with your brief comments or questions.

I would like to add three points to my yesterday's post, namely:
- existence of foreign capital and its number will facilitate your Zen dancing;
- your brokers integrity and their service quality;
- security and reliability of your access to Forex Spot as well as regards your words either in public or wherever.

E.g., I am having about 1 - 2 phone calls per week from different country codes in different languages. Some of them call me directly by my name. Everyone is suggesting their best services and asking how PROSPERING in Forex am I: what is exactly your monthly or annual profit. Once I replied - more than 30% (just trying to get rid of) and they immediately offered their capital under my management. Of course, I refused and have persistently requested never contact me again. I am a humble retailer trading myself only for the sake of the process. There is NO profit (see my stance on your suggested ALPOI).
Where did they get my name and my phone number? It is available in.....
Since last December I am not answering phone calls that I do not recognize. It is an Issue. The below clip does not need any translation. One can find it in English easily. Let's say it is the last warning to myself - awareness of cyber crimes.

Still looking forward to your kind contribution to the TAF thread.

Best regards, Exnav
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  • #56,827
  • Jan 10, 2017 1:02am Jan 10, 2017 1:02am
THE HUMAN BRAIN WEIGHS ONLY ABOUT THREE POUNDS, OR ROUGHLY 2 PERCENT OF THE average adult body mass. Yet its cells consume 20 to 25 percent of the body's total energy. In the process, inordinate amounts of potentially toxic protein wastes and biological debris are generated. Each day, the adult brain eliminates a quarter of an ounce of worn-out proteins that must be replaced with newly made ones, a figure that translates into the replacement of half a pound of detritus a month and three pounds, the brain's own weight, over the course of a year.
To survive, the brain must have some way of flushing out debris. It is inconceivable that an organ so finely tuned to producing thoughts and actions would lack an efficient waste disposal system. But until quite recently, the brain's plumbing system remained mysterious in several ways. Questions persisted as to what extent brain cells processed their own wastes or whether they might be transported out of the nervous system for disposal. And why is it that evolution did not seem to have made brains adept at delivering wastes to other organs in the body that are more specialized for removing debris? The liver, after all, is a powerhouse for disposing of or recycling waste products.
About five years ago we began trying to clarify how the brain eliminates proteins and other wastes. We also began to explore how interference with that process might cause the cognitive problems encountered in neurodegenerative disease. We thought that disturbances in waste clearance could contribute to such disorders because the disruption would be expected to lead to the accumulation of protein debris in and around cells.
This idea intrigued us because it was already known that such protein clumps, or aggregates, do indeed form in brain cells, most often in association with neurodegenerative disorders. What is more, it was known that the aggregates could impede the transmission of electrical and chemical signals in the brain and cause irreparable harm, In fact, the pathology of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and other neurodegenerative diseases of aging can be reproduced in animal models by the forced overproduction of these protein aggregates.
In our research, we found an undiscovered system for clearing proteins and other wastes from the brain-and learned that this system is most active during sleep. The need to remove potentially toxic wastes from the brain may, in fact, help explain the mystery of why we sleep and hence retreat from wakefulness for a third of our lives. We fully expect that an understanding of what happens when this system malfunctions will lead us to both new diagnostic techniques and treatments for a host of neurological illnesses.
  • #56,828
  • Jan 10, 2017 1:05am Jan 10, 2017 1:05am
Quoting Exnav
{quote} Hello Whateveridon, It is good having you here with your brief comments or questions. I would like to add three points to my yesterday's post, namely: - existence of foreign capital and its number will facilitate your Zen dancing; - your brokers integrity and their service quality; - security and reliability of your access to Forex Spot as well as regards your words either in public or wherever. E.g., I am having about 1 - 2 phone calls per week from different country codes in different languages. Some of them call me directly by my name....
I am tired.
  • #56,829
  • Jan 10, 2017 3:25pm Jan 10, 2017 3:25pm
Of effects of the brain: http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/brain-drain

Diet is a powerful environmental factor that affects our thinking abilities in youth and impacts whether we develop dementia as we age.

The five dangerous food groups are:
1. Red meats
2. Butter and stick margarine
3. Cheese
4. Pastries and sweets
5. Fried/fast food

http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/brain-brilliance

About Brain Brilliance, Inc.: http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/about-brain-brilliance
  • #56,830
  • Jan 11, 2017 1:00am Jan 11, 2017 1:00am
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Leave No Man Behind
In trading, are your Scouts disposable or dispensable? Do your trading troops have faces and body? When you decide so, are you a brother in arms, an immediate commander or a general? Answers are in the Thread by Fti.

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  • #56,831
  • Jan 11, 2017 1:58am Jan 11, 2017 1:58am
Quoting whateveridon
Of effects of the brain: http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/brain-drain Diet is a powerful environmental factor that affects our thinking abilities in youth and impacts whether we develop dementia as we age. The five dangerous food groups are: 1. Red meats 2. Butter and stick margarine 3. Cheese 4. Pastries and sweets 5. Fried/fast food http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/brain-brilliance About Brain Brilliance, Inc.: http://www.brainbrillianceinc.com/ab...ain-brilliance
thanks for sharing, now i have to change my diet too. i eat all top 3 on that list twice a day.
  • #56,832
  • Jan 11, 2017 2:19am Jan 11, 2017 2:19am
Quoting inuit
{quote} thanks for sharing, now i have to change my diet too. i eat all top 3 on that list twice a day.
Thank you. Share it with your family.
  • #56,833
  • Jan 11, 2017 3:34am Jan 11, 2017 3:34am
I am not prospering but prospering, this is my last message in forexfactory.com for 5 years.
  • #56,834
  • Edited Jan 12, 2017 12:17am Jan 11, 2017 11:54pm | Edited Jan 12, 2017 12:17am
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...s/3430786.html

https://insideretail.asia/2015/07/21...closes-stores/

http://english.chosun.com/m/svc/arti...=2017011001224

hmm, becareful of apac events from this point, not sure if it will affect dollar alot or not, and south east asian regional security might be impacted.

and china will reap what they sow, seems like that communist period made their heads go crazy.

seek and shall find. the question is, at what cost?
  • #56,835
  • Jan 12, 2017 12:30am Jan 12, 2017 12:30am
Hello Everyone,

Yesterday's night in Europe brought some volatility to trap ducks on both ends.
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C'est parti!
started at 15.15 h and faded after 18.25 h GMT. What a traffic!

Best regards, Exnav

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  • #56,836
  • Jan 12, 2017 1:03am Jan 12, 2017 1:03am
Quoting CookieMonsta
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/...s/3430786.html https://insideretail.asia/2015/07/21...closes-stores/ http://english.chosun.com/m/svc/arti...=2017011001224 hmm, becareful of apac events from this point, not sure if it will affect dollar alot or not, and south east asian regional security might be impacted. and china will reap what they sow, seems like that communist period made their heads go crazy. seek and shall find....
Hello CookieMonsta,

Thank you for the sharing. We live interesting epoque as all human generations do. IMO, the 3 major players (China, Russia and the USA) have submitted their agenda before Mr Trump inauguration. Let's pray and hope that Peace will govern and traders survive in different volatilities.

Best regards, Exnav

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  • #56,837
  • Edited 1:56am Jan 12, 2017 1:12am | Edited 1:56am
Quoting Exnav
{quote} Hello CookieMonsta, Thank you for the sharing. We live interesting epoque as all human generations do. IMO, the 3 major players (China, Russia and the USA) have submitted their agenda before Mr Trump inauguration. Let's pray and hope that Peace will govern and traders survive in different volatilities. Best regards, Exnav https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxabLA7UQ9k
the volatility is going to be an advantage in trading.

its really that if your living in one of the countries where this will affect you drastically, volatility in the market is going to be the last thing on mind.

you know a man by how he treat those lesser than him and not those equal to him nor above him.
  • #56,838
  • Edited 4:48am Jan 12, 2017 4:24am | Edited 4:48am
Hi my friends.
eeeeer camping on my camp bed with the pack is very refreshing for me.

I named her hotdog. She's 100% rottwelier, although her dad is not rotty. She is fearless .1st time i see a puppy surrounded by 5 big dogs and hold her ground.hahahaha 6 if you count me. But she knows i am protector. Her energy level is off charts. Intelligent and obedient only to food. I found out that she was found in very bad shape and would had expired if not rescued. my good friend said he spent 1 month loving her back to shape but he gotta go abroad because he's not got privillage like me yet. So here she is.

Her mom is a factory girl, security dept. Her shiny black coat and markings , shoulder pads and snout all rotty. Except her ears is wolf. Her brown is pale whiteish brown.Would be interesting watch her grow. I am hoping she holds well to all her rotty characteristics, as she grows.

regards
  • #56,839
  • Jan 12, 2017 4:25am Jan 12, 2017 4:25am
Quoting whateveridon
THE HUMAN BRAIN WEIGHS ONLY ABOUT THREE POUNDS, OR ROUGHLY 2 PERCENT OF THE average adult body mass. Yet its cells consume 20 to 25 percent of the body's total energy. In the process, inordinate amounts of potentially toxic protein wastes and biological debris are generated. Each day, the adult brain eliminates a quarter of an ounce of worn-out proteins that must be replaced with newly made ones, a figure that translates into the replacement of half a pound of detritus a month and three pounds, the brain's own weight, over the course of a year....
thank you for sharing with us your research.
much obliged.

regards
  • #56,840
  • Jan 12, 2017 4:27am Jan 12, 2017 4:27am
Quoting Exnav
Hello Everyone, Yesterday's night in Europe brought some volatility to trap ducks on both ends. {quote}started at 15.15 h and faded after 18.25 h GMT. What a traffic! Best regards, Exnav https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bznxx12Ptl0 When about to be ambushed, take it easy and respond adequately https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_z8IFKGvq4 Edit: Picture displaying the only right direction to take a trade https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knfrxj0T5NY
i see you are sharpening your bayonet.
Have a great dance.

regards
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