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- ce_me_flow replied Jul 20, 2009
Not only does a trader need to acknowledge risk you must plan for it as well. In my mind risk management is CRITICAL to becomming a good trader.
- ce_me_flow replied Jul 20, 2009
I just hope you can cash in on your dreams. Me, I'll stick to the charts. Thank you very much!
- ce_me_flow replied Jul 20, 2009
I got you beat, I make most my trades from my couch!
- ce_me_flow replied Jul 20, 2009
I've traded this pair for the last couple of years. It the potential to generate nice trends and it can also whipsaw you to death. Right now the overall trend is downward as the Aussie Dollar has gotten stronger across the board. In fact I've been ...
- ce_me_flow replied Jan 18, 2008
Why do folks feel a need to pick a bottom? Right now fear and uncertaintly is driving the equity markets and it's being fueled by a constant stream of bad news or news that is being perceived negatively. Watch the equity and curency markets they ...
- ce_me_flow replied Jan 18, 2008
So much for an exhausted up trended. I entered a long trade on this currency pair on January 4th at 0.9914.I'm still in it for at least a 300 pip profit. Don't try to guess where the market is going, just follow the trend.
- ce_me_flow replied Nov 7, 2007
You can't fight the economic forces currently in place in the world. U.S. manufacturers can't compete on a cost basis with countries like China, Viet Nam, the Phillipines, etc. The same thing is happening up the job later with information technology ...
- ce_me_flow replied Nov 7, 2007
That's not such a slam dunk. Both the Aussie and Kiwi will return ,much higher bond yields and their economies in the near term are more robust than the EU. I'd expect to see some diversification into the Euro but I see the Aussie, Kiwi, and Loonie ...
- ce_me_flow replied Nov 7, 2007
A high level Chinese government official has annouce they intend to diversify their foreign exchange reserves away from "Weaker" currencies. This could be a signal that they intend to sell U.S. Dollars and buy the Euro and the commodity currencies. ...
- ce_me_flow replied Nov 6, 2007
I'd rather let the market tell me when the dollar sell off is over rather than try to fade the prevailing trend which is in streamroller mode. THE MARKET IS ALWAYS RIGHT!
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 15, 2007
About a week ago I went from using line charts to candllesticks. The amount of visual infomration that candlesticks gives me is simply superior. I just got Nilson's book yesterday and started reading it. Already it's help me understand the charts ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 15, 2007
The NZD/JPY and NZD/USD are heading for their Feburary lows. There is an immense amount of sell pressure on this currency right now. The lower it goes the more pressure it puts on any carry traders to unwind their positons. Add to that any hedge ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 15, 2007
The bearish momentum won't change until this credit contagion issue gets flushed out. Nobody really knows right now when that's going to be. The net result will probably affect the economy to the point where the Fed has to cut interest rates. At ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 15, 2007
From Sunday evening to Friday afternoon I carry my lapgtop with a mobile broadband card with me anywhere I go. In times like this you simply can't afford to be out of touch with the market for any length of time.
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 6, 2007
The guy looks like a genius after the close of the stock market on August 3rd. Right now aside from treasuries and money market funds the best place to put your money is on right side of several of the moves we are seeing in the Forex market ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 5, 2007
If you're using 100:1 leverage then your goals are not at all out of the realm of possibility. The beauty of Forex is whether you are a position trader, swing trader of big trader there are big price swings out there for you to take advantage of. ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 5, 2007
After Friday's market there are a lot of folks flipping out. For the first time in a long time the U.S equity markets were in full panic mode. It will be interesting to see just what happens in the world wide equity markets this week and what comes ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 5, 2007
What I've found is that the foreign media does a much better job of covering the Foriegn Exchange markets than the U.S. media does. I think it's because European and Asian countries are smaller and tend to have more of their economies based on ...
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 5, 2007
Rule #1: NOBODY KNOWS what's going to happen next!
- ce_me_flow replied Aug 5, 2007
It's all about the risk. Let me expound upon this. Because of the recent low volatility in not only U.S equity markets but in European, and Asian equity markets, it makes sense for Japanese investors to sell Yen in exchange for Euros, Pounds, and ...