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traider replied May 9, 2013The problem lies with the natural urge for capital to deregulate and globalise. Then you have the competitive urge for wealth consolidation. Also with the end of the Cold War, there are no longer any pressures for capital to be ethical...it has no ...
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traider replied May 9, 2013I'm nowhere as heavy weight as you are (tax lawyer background). I picked up most of my analysis by take a few core points of Nison's and extrapolating them out.
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traider replied May 9, 2013I find the markets fairly predictable. You saw the cable buy and sell. You saw the Euro sell, you saw the Euro/yen buy. Its all there. You have to understand every candle in context however. Anything less and you are gambling. Like my signature ...
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traider replied May 8, 2013Honour featured very strongly during the feudal era...whilst they hung and disembowelled peasants...and routinely stole from the poor. Any system based on privilege has its own innate tendencies despite the best of intentions.
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traider replied May 8, 2013Capitalism is a socio economic construct. Consequently, there is a tendency towards more and more consolidation of wealth as that is what we are culturally conditioned to do. So I dont think that rich capitalists like Soros plot this or that. They ...
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traider replied May 8, 2013I suspect corruption is a function of wealth and power.
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traider replied May 7, 2013No probs. I really have no need to be secretive. An indepth understanding of the candles is a slow process and involves a lot of insight. So even when I post tips, 90% of the work will have to be done by the traders. I am pretty busy at the moment ...
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traider replied May 7, 2013Just so as people don't misunderstand me. When I meant lurk, I meant very seldom....I have only been in this thread for example three or four times since its inception and seldom visit the forum other than to occasionally check the news. I can't ...
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traider replied May 7, 2013You'll get there. You just gotta think outside the box.
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traider replied May 7, 2013My style is uber discretionary. I'll try and cobble something together when I have the time. You gotta know when the market is bouncing off support or resistance or creating new support or resistance. You probably know what I mean FTI being an old ...
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traider replied May 7, 2013Hahahaha. I know...it's a hard )killing) journey. Gets easy though once you get to grips with market structure...which I think you mentioned at the start of this thread.
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traider replied May 7, 2013Cheers. I tend to lurk...have been doing for years.
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traider replied May 7, 2013Just a forum member. It's ok..you don't have to answer if its too personal....making small talk.
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traider commented May 7, 2013House prices drive the NZ economy (apart from commodities). Wonder if this signals a slowing? Local (Blenheim) housing seems to be cooling (Auckland was apparently flying with all the immigration.)
N.Z.'s Wheeler says that there is scope to cut rates if house price risks removed
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traider replied May 7, 2013There are no guarantees although it seems a bit far fetched that a broker would defraud clients (his bread and butter) if his business is a profitable going concern. You would have to do your due diligence. A further safety measure is spreading your ...
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traider commented Apr 16, 2013Which is why I stopped following fundamentals and perfected technicals. Life is so much easier these days as really, the market does as it pleases.
Capital Study: Chinese Investment in Europe Hits Record High