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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
There are plenty of people that lose in this market. What if they say your chart isn't acceptable? That is more harmful than helpful. Gotta find your own style and trade off it. Just trying to share but everyone has to learn these lessons on their ...
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
He would've had a floating loss of $45,000 per contract.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
Huh? He would've had to handle a 4500 pip drawdown. Sounds like you don't know what that means.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
Lucky, if you're going to have any shot at trading, you simply have to learn to make your own trading decisions. Either that or let a professional handle your $$$. Coming onto a blog and asking random people is a sure fire recipe for margin call.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
I seriously doubt he could handle a 4500 pip draw down and 15 years of waiting. He wasn't much of a trader.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
When I was still a babe in trading in 1997, I worked beneath a manager who was holding usd/jpy shorts from 100-105. I didn't stick around long there but I always wondered how that ended up for him, lol.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
Not to be rude but just because you don't see it doesn't mean it's not important.

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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
A trade is made up of several components. And we could have a whole discussion about what they are; it's a lot more complicated than entry, stop and T/P. I completely agree that the entry is at the top of the flow chart. Everything about the trade ...
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
It ain't sexy but it matters. For both day trading and catching the bigger waves.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
I don't follow the ags closely at all but aren't most of them, except pork bellies, somewhat correlated to the USD and by proxy King Bennie, as well?
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
Despite repeated attempts, euro still hasn't printed a daily close above the 61.8 @ 1.3163. That's worth paying attention to, on my charts anyway.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
They can stand in line like the rest of us. It builds character.

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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 19, 2013
If DC bails them out, that will set a VERY dangerous precedent. I would imagine that the state will have to do it. I believe it's a Mich state law that pension liabilities can't be wiped out in a bankruptcy.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
All very valid points. It'll be interesting to see how the bankruptcy plays out, especially regarding the unfunded pensions.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
There are so many cities and states in the USA that have ridiculous amounts of unfunded pensions and benefits.
And when bond rates quit being artificially suppressed, well, a 1st grader can do the math. :nerd: Detroit is going to have LOTS of ...EurAnalysis
- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
Wow. And so the munis are finally starting to crumble... I'm surprised they've lasted this long to be perfectly honest.
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
Hey guys, What are some opinions of the FX ramifications of this G20 labor meeting?
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
I'm by no means an expert on the subject. But it's my understanding that speculative algo's aren't used for position trading on any time frame. They are trades placed at an insanely fast speed that can be used to push price a short distance. These ...
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- BoringIsGood replied Jul 18, 2013
I didn't describe spreads widening, fabricated spikes or bad fills. That is what market makers do. Anyway, I know what footprints algos leave. GL
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