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- [Sniper] replied Feb 2, 2013
Nope, I'm telling you to chill down because you're getting angry over nothing. And I'm telling you you're a neckbeard because it's basement dwellers who rarely shave that bursts a capillary on the internet and act tough online. The platform and ...
- [Sniper] replied Feb 2, 2013
Woah, chill down neckbeard. We know it's maintenance time for the platform, that's why we're asking if we can log-in using the "secure sign in" page and not through the platform. You do know these two things are different right?
- [Sniper] replied Feb 2, 2013
Anyone having trouble logging in at OANDA? I know it's maintenance and you won't be able to access the platform, but shouldn't you able to be at least log-in at the "Secure Sign In" webpage? It keeps telling me "incorrect username and password ...
- [Sniper] commented Jan 26, 2013
It's just correcting itself. What goes up comes back down. Such is the market.
- [Sniper] commented Jan 1, 2013
After countries inflate their currencies away with fractional reserve policies, yeah Gold's going to rise up. How is this rocket science?
- [Sniper] commented Nov 7, 2012
Yes, you've had other losing positions as others have pointed out calling for EUR longs when the EUR was going short. I don't know who you work for but it won't surprise me you want other people to be in the opposite side of the trades so whatever ...
- [Sniper] commented Nov 7, 2012
Dude, eur has been going in a downfall lately and now you're adding longs to a losing position?
- [Sniper] commented Nov 2, 2012
Charting already incorporates fundamentals into it. The price you are looking at in your charts at real-time is the aggregate of all the market forces at play in the system. If there is profit-taking happening, this will be reflected in your charts ...
- [Sniper] commented Nov 2, 2012
I think it's pretty clear what's going on here: We want to depreciate the dollar and we intend to keep it that way.
- [Sniper] commented Nov 2, 2012
I think putting stops is pretty much a golden rule in any speculative market, even if you're a fundamentalist. Anyway, I'm not talking about "complex" charts with all the MACD's, RSI's and all those lines combined that give people a headache. I'm ...
- [Sniper] commented Nov 2, 2012
Thanks for teaching me something I already know. Yes, I know it is the fundamentals that work behind the scenes that move your charts. Unlike those big banker fatcats however, we don't have the luxury of getting every information and data we can get ...
- [Sniper] commented Nov 2, 2012
You can look at it two ways: -squiggly lines which are good to look at giving you the aura of being an expert even though you don't know what you're doing. -or- -by looking at charts you can tell where the overall trend price is going. Heck, you ...
- [Sniper] commented Oct 24, 2012
QE only means inflation and currency debasement. Don't look at the hourly/minute charts, look at the dailies and monthlies, you'll see the trend, and it's not going down.
- [Sniper] commented Oct 24, 2012
Looks like the USD will keep going down. It's now a game for currency debasement.
- [Sniper] commented Oct 17, 2012
Nothing. Currencies are heavily manipulated by Central Banks. China wouldn't even have this high of a GDP if it didn't peg the Yuan to the US Dollar in the first place. Unless there are big fundamental key news like rate cuts and changes in interest ...
- [Sniper] replied Oct 4, 2012
Anyone thinks the USD/CAD will fall further in the months to come after the FOMC meeting today if the FED hints at further stimulus? Gov Council Member Macklem earlier did say that the BOC might reduce monetary stimulus in the future. I saw the CAD ...
- [Sniper] commented Oct 4, 2012
It means they will reduce monetary stimulus, ie Quantitative Easing. In short, the CAD will strengthen. Expect USD/CAD to fall short in the coming months after the FOMC meeting today if the FED hints at more easing in the future.
- [Sniper] commented Oct 4, 2012
He can't because his hands are tied. The ECB has no real powers unless the Euro Constitution is revised and allows for it.
- [Sniper] commented Oct 4, 2012
But what about market manipulation? That's why I always stick with charts. Unless there's BIG fundamental news like this one (ECB cutting rates, changes in interest rates, etc.), I'm not going to bet on the news simply because of manipulation and ...
- [Sniper] commented Feb 25, 2012
low interest rates = high stock prices. Of course, this is nothing more than a false signal of a booming economy since the real value of these stocks and commodities would remain the same. They're giving false hopes to the people. Nothing more than ...