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Pip Anon commented Jun 2, 2013I almost do not know how to take that as if those who do "formal schooling" don't labor honestly. I am working, once two jobs, to pay for my that there formal schooling not accounting for study. It is not whether you are educated or not, it is what ...
Bernanke's 10 hilarious tips for Princeton grads
- Pip Anon commented Jun 2, 2013
Well? It's been in a 150 or so pip range with no willingness to break out.
HSBC China Manufacturing PMI
- Pip Anon replied Jun 2, 2013
I agree wholeheartedly. FX is financial Darwinism. If you are not able to adapt to your surroundings (i.e. trading environment), you're life as a trader will be a poor one eventually leading to extinction.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Jun 2, 2013
Suits well for my .937 target lol
Australia needs $A at US70¢, says economist
Exactly!!!!!!!
- Pip Anon replied May 31, 2013
I also though 1,25 if H&S broke but on the daily and weekly. It rejected the break of the shoulder several times before it bounced higher. Some may have success with the monthly, but I find the practicality, outside of overall trend setting, low. A ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented May 31, 2013
It never fixes anything. The rising market isn't a fix, clearly if the QE was a fix the economy wouldn't be shite.
Consumer Spending in U.S. Unexpectedly Falls as Incomes Stagnate
- Pip Anon replied May 31, 2013
Once again, fundamentals destroy any chance of euro's movement. Blue dotted line target. Channel, so far, as held up.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
Thats just my probable up scenario. Im still grizzly on this thing
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
Very possible, but I still see some resistance at .9815. A close above .9869 and I can see more upside.
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
I like where you're going. I think .937, and then I'll kick my bearishness lol. It's just what the charts tell me. Although equities are riskier - I thought they were 100 pts ago or more - they won't flop until the fed pulls out. The fed is the only ...
AUDJPY + EURAUD + AUDUSD -- (carry + intraday)
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
It was still below estimates. I get where you a going. Statistics can be crafty, but it won't hide a shite economy. The US has been growing at a "moderate but stable" pace for how long now? The non-brainwashed now the economy is in dire straights. ...
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- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
Seat time as in practice? If so, I agree. However there is a process in knowing what style of trading suits you best and that takes time. It also takes application of the system on live data repeatedly to be solid. Aussie likes the yellow zone
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- Pip Anon commented May 30, 2013
Austerity bites? Has anyone seen the 17B balance sheet the US carries? Hope about we call Greece and see how austerity has been treating them.
US first quarter GDP revised slightly lower; austerity bites
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
Manipulate what numbers? It was negative. Dollar was done a buck from it's 84.54 high. It won't tank until equities do. The recovery has been stumbling for four years, look at the S&P lol
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- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
Nothing like a 70 pip drop lol. US GDP and jobless claims fall short and the S&P is up. Why? More Benny Boo buying. Business as usual. I still think Aussie will have a hard time if equities continue to rise.
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- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2013
And I repeat: I said upwards at .955. I also said .9869 is a good area to look at. +314. And for some reason you keep pinning fundamentals as if I said that was the only thing that moves currency. However, what do you think moves the currency into ...
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