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- Mr J replied Jun 2, 2010
I'm sure it will make someone's day to know we're in a bullish falling wedge on the 15m.
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- Mr J replied Jun 2, 2010
If I didn't drop out, I would have become a souless lawyer. Being a cynical trader is certainly an improvement - more money, more time, and much cooler.
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- Mr J replied Jun 2, 2010
I vote no, because I read the forums to primarily see what others are thinking, right and wrong.
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- Mr J replied Jun 2, 2010
This thread is populated with high school dropouts, what do you expect?
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
Doubling over a reasonable period of time is very realistic for any decent trader not trading like a mouse. It may be doubling in a month, or a year, and rather than $100 it might be $100k. There's nothing out there like it.
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
That's one impressive bear wedge on the 15min. Not making a call, it's just impressively structured
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
You've made some interesting and great calls, but in each case I remember we're yet to see your upper bull numbers
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
I think you missed the joke
. Or perhaps I'm getting one that wasn't intended!EURUSD
- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
That would be a laugh - to prevent a bubble. Housing everywhere in Australia is reasonably high, not just in Sydney. Sydney is arguably more justifiable since it is the premier city and has far less room to expand. It may not be value for most, but ...
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
But therein lies the problem - many people (I'd argue the majority) aren't accustomed to thinking for themselves. While you may agree that much of it was generalising to be brief and could be heavily expanded, I'm sure many people took your post for ...
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
The media always needs some sort of end-of-day explanation. It's very reguarly worth a good laugh - "market drops as German PM farts" rather than "continuing period of risk aversion".
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
Currency and stocks have already taken a reasonable hit, at about 12% and 15% respectively. I'm not informed about the housing market. It seems that many areas have stalled or dropped, and that an overall correction has only not yet happened due to ...
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
If trend is down and wedge is down, it's a bull wedge. If trend is down and wedge is up, it's a bear wedge.
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
Particularly in such volatile conditions. We've dropped 30 cents, and a couple of cents retrace is worrying a lot of people? I think much of the problem is that many focus on faster timeframes, and don't really have much of an idea of the big ...
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- Mr J replied Jun 1, 2010
I agreed with most of the general ideas, but disagreed with the detail within the ideas. Example, Hanover vastly oversimplified the effect of early and late entries on winrate and return. The difference could change a trader's approach, and this is ...
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