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- Ever E. Man commented Apr 27, 2015
What does not move the market, but makes traders feel good: opinions What does move the market: consensus among the smart money about what the central banks are most likely to do. The U.S. is the largest economy & the FED has said that it wants to ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 27, 2015
Too much debt is a common problem with almost all human institutions as well as individuals, who can declare bankruptcy to rid themselves of overwhelming debt. Sovereigns cannot declare bankruptcy except by defaulting on debt. If they default, they ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
We are talking apples & oranges here. Obviously, you are using fundamentals to predict long term trend. My post was simply an attempt to let traders who are trying to trade off of news releases know that there are many different factors that move ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
Why is the market going in the opposite direction to the one it should logically be going in? Too much supply, the market is supposed to go down, right, immediately, darn it! There should be some kind of direct connection between what we're hearing ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
Who could respect regulation that after the 2008 crash passed the forex restrictions on retail traders, FIFO, & anti-hedging, both of which benefit the broker, & recently repealed all regulatory restrictions on the banks that caused the 2008 crash? ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
If traders let the SNB push them around as it did with its intentional unpegging smack down, other Central Banks will see that it can be done, and they could start doing the same thing. What traders forget is that somebody made a ton of money on ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
"Dynamic layering" or "Spoofing" happens all the time. The only rule against it is the trader must have access to the size of the trade he puts on, otherwise, he can put on huge size to move the market, & take it off, without restriction. This is ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 22, 2015
Yes, it's a good approach. I'm a simple person, so I have to use a simple approach, & narrow down my goals to: where do I get in & where do I get out. Biggest driver for me: Can I get to break even! (Aaah! home free! ;^) I respect & admire your ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 22, 2015
This is really confusing because at first reading it appeared that the New York regulator wanted to eliminate an investigation of possible rigging of rates through computer programs. In fact, what the regulator meant is that because it will take ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 22, 2015
Thanks, bunny, for this indi. I've been looking for something like this for a long time, since it eliminates needing two charts to compare PA on two TF's. On the site you referenced above, there are two uncompiled versions also which can be ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 22, 2015
Thank you for the kind words, as always, Claudia. I can't imagine you needing to figure out how anyone else trades since you are quite a master yourself! We are lucky to have bunny for a broader perspective, as I think she adds a lot of variety, ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 22, 2015
Second chart: I personally would not generally trade a chart with this kind of jerky PA on this time frame. I would look at higher time frames, H1 or H4, which will tend to smooth the movement by consolidating each 4 to 16 bars into one. All highs & ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 21, 2015
I'll try to give you a perspective of thinking like a trader, which is what you must do if you want to be successful & you don't or can't follow a successful trader religiously. Just remember it's just my way of thinking, not anyone else's here. ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 21, 2015
No worries, turnip. No one here seems to get upset easily, & they're not critical. Truly a rarity at FF. That's what I love about this thread. Easy going. And light-hearted. With humor. IMHO best thread on FF by far. That was a lot of ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 18, 2015
Lol, funny. The way I see it is that Big Ben could not take the heat & bailed without taking any responsibility for any economic dislocations (bubbles) that his QE mania is producing. Certainly, it drove money to the top & into the banks' reserves, ...
- Ever E. Man commented Apr 3, 2015
Your posts, NA, are always interesting & stimulating. Much appreciated! From the top down, a change in reserve currency would hurt countries with large dollar reserves now that the dollar has come up in value. After a correction I think it will ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 3, 2015
Hi all. The thing I noticed about the NFP is that it started moving up at a fast clip before the release. Obviously, some big money had inside info, not surprising. "How much would you pay for inside info on the NFP? But wait, you also get an egg ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 1, 2015
Thanks, Billy. I trade differently than you, but I still like your methods & use them as well, Opening range breakouts are a method used long ago in the futures pits. As you advised Turnip, you have to come up with your own method, because it's all ...
- Ever E. Man replied Apr 1, 2015
Can't stay away from the most entertaining thread! I was looking at that riding lawnmower, & I wondered if you have a riding vacuum cleaner too. My impression is that you trade the breakout of the mother bar. Is that correct, Billy?