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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
I don't watch for butterflies so I have no idea how they perform. I see a dog's head anyway.
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
At many sportsbooks it is standard practice to boot or offer a separate set of lines to a skilled punter, and in some even just a punter who "won too much". Why expect more of a financial market bookie?
Why does Automated trading never seem to work?
- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
He was talking about gold as a hedge against inflation, suggesting that governments printing money would kill euro shorts. I don't see the sense in that, but in any case, the best hedge against inflation is the instrument that best outperforms ...
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
Waste of margin if you ask me. Or don't ask me, I'll still say it
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
I don't care. They can devalue their currencies all they which, what matters is how they perform relative to each other. You can buy gold if you want. I'll simply vastly outperform inflation with my mediocre trading skill.
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
They're all correlated to some degree, but that doesn't mean they necessarily move with or against.
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
Wouldn't surprise me for it to go considerably higher to take out weaker positions.
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
I'm just being cautious at this level. I've still got some shorts open, and would like to be much more convinced of immediate downside potential before I add to my position.
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- Mr J replied May 12, 2010
Awesome balance and agility there, by both animals. Tempted to short here....but I'll wait and see if a better price becomes available.
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
You have too much faith in politicians. My thoughts are grounded in evidence, and that suggests a group of politicians has neither the ability nor backbone to come up with a solution. That goes for the current situation, and in the event of another ...
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
Almost everyone wants to make their buck, and "greedy" speculators just tend to be the ones to put their money where their mouth is. It may not be noble, but it's no worse than any other job/activity. The market doesn't need time to digest the ...
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
And who is capable of providing an adequate suggestion? And will the public swallow it? The politicians that have some sort of clue and are brave enough to talk out tend not to have a say in policy, and even if they did, it won't be what the public ...
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
Don't forget a small, secluded, self-sustaining rural property with a strong structure.
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
By sending it to Soros I assume they're blaming banks, the market, speculators etc, rather than themselves, their neighbours and their governments?
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- Mr J replied May 11, 2010
Most one-way sentiment examples such as oil $200 or dot-com fly in the face of reason. Euro dropping further does not. The euro has so far fallen on only part of the EU problem, which itself is only part of the global problem. I think the last two ...
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