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- Greeny commented May 3, 2022
Surprise? Really ?
- Greeny commented Feb 13, 2017
Yes, there are indeed legitimate brokers, people just need to move away from these mass marketed abattoirs and find a local broker you can form a relationship with who is true ECN and can prove to you their LPs and order pathways. Don't try to be ...
- Greeny commented Feb 13, 2017
Not so, one article is Morgan Stanley's outlook, the other is from UOB. Efx news is just reporting their respective opinions and not taking a stance either way. That's the thing with markets, everyone has an opinion. Time will tell who was reading ...
- Greeny replied May 3, 2016
Don't blame the banks or even the government on this one. Blame the boneheaded public that think it is their right to borrow more than they can afford to get whatever they desire in this age of entitlement, then curse everyone else when it goes pear ...
- Greeny replied May 3, 2016
In the end the market will have it's way despite what some bureaucrats do with rates. Some people forget that currencies are valued relative to others, small attempts to change from one end won't change the market long term. AUD drop may be short ...
- Greeny replied May 3, 2016
This is not the Government but the RBA board. However, you are right , this is terrible news for the country. The current RBA board will go down as the worst in history.It is due to change in September, hopefully someone with some sort of awareness ...
- Greeny replied Mar 30, 2016
Fair comment from you guys...certainly worth waiting for some clearer direction. Sometimes no position is a position. Plenty to come though.
- Greeny replied Mar 30, 2016
Agreed...political pool is certainly on the shallow side...not sure what the option is...maybe I will run myself. Todays announcement is another ridiculous idea to put on your list, nothing but a case of cerebral flatulence from the PM. But ...
- Greeny replied Mar 30, 2016
Foolish moves shouldn't surprise from the current Circus Animals , although in this case I don't think the RBA cutting rates would have the minutest impact on the economy, the previous cuts have demonstrated that. Cheap wine won't solve any of the ...
- Greeny replied Feb 17, 2016
The comments from Saudi and Russia can be taken with a pinch of salt, as the markets have done. The agreement is fairly moot, all they have said is they will try to keep output at January's levels. Those two countries have had pretty stable output ...
- Greeny commented Aug 12, 2015
Yep, that's the best way, let the market tell you what it's doing. Otherwise, believe none of what you hear and half of what you see. Stick to your trade parameters, that's the only thing you can trust.
- Greeny commented Aug 10, 2015
Not necessarily, these aren't raw figures, they are seasonally adjusted and "tuned" a number of ways. That's why decisions shouldn't be based on them. As others have mentioned , the participation rate comments are key here. Interpret them as you ...
- Greeny commented Aug 6, 2015
Australia reports it's unemployment "seasonally adjusted". This is a dated system that doesn't really have much relevance nowadays. Four times in the last twelve months they have looked back at the figure ( especially a couple that were real ...
- Greeny commented Jul 21, 2015
What to keep in mind here is tomorrows CPI number. This is released quarterly and the RBA has been making its moves at the meeting following these announcements. The consensus is around 0.8- 0.9 with no surprises expected, so the board already has ...
- Greeny replied Jul 13, 2015
No problems. I tend to be a shorter term term trader. Most of my trades are intra day. Being such a huge market, open for such long hours ,the market is vulnerable to events and announcements that can cause massive swings or runs unexpectedly . I've ...
- Greeny replied Jun 25, 2015
This thread is the reason these forums are often not healthy. In answer to an earlier question, "is this forum representative of all forex traders?" . Absolutely not, it represents a large portion of the "wannabe's" out there, but most successful ...
- Greeny replied Jun 22, 2015
PZR, ignore the derogatory comments from some of the heroes out there, the interwebs are full of keyboard warriors and experts. If you are trading profitably then that is all that matters, in the end the aim is to make a profit and it is nobody ...
- Greeny replied Mar 26, 2015
Don't get caught up in everyone elses expert opinion. Stick to your trading method, trust your edge and trade with discipline. It's ok to read that stuff after hours and keep yourself up to date with the world, but only trade what you see, the other ...
- Greeny replied Mar 9, 2015
Be aware that demo trading can instill false confidence. Demo accounts are generally not reflective of live markets and can respond in a very different a manner as the provider treats the data differently. Sure, use a demo account to get used to the ...
- Greeny replied Feb 3, 2015
No need to shut up, what you said was very worthwhile, happy to see that stuff. As for critiquing...not really my job, but would enjoy looking at your ideas to compare, learn and share. And the honour is all mine.