- Search Energy EXCH
-
Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013That's why I said I only partly would blame Bernanke. I said many, many times he is doing what he "has" to in order to make up for the lack of policy reform. On the other hand, if you allow yourself to get played by the system without creating or ...
Stop blaming Greenspan for the market’s failures
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
Yea a top on equities lol. 300+ points on S&P alone in 2013. only 669 from 2003-07 than massive crash. All that is needed is a catalyst albeit economical or political.
RBA Gov Stevens: Remarks to Citi's 5th Annual Australian & New Zealand Investment...
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
That is the growing problem in today's markets. There is too much theory applied to dynamic markets. There needs to be a standard that converts theory into practical application. Things make a lot more since in a textbook or class room
Stop blaming Greenspan for the market’s failures
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
Give credit where credit is do. If my policies caused market failure, I would expect criticism. The next time around Bernanke will get his share of credit sooner than later (not that I whole-heartedly blame him).
Stop blaming Greenspan for the market’s failures
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
You are correct. See what I mean? They pick out of little snippet and nothing else. If he looked at the historical market data going back to 1880. The S&P 500 was created in the 50s the average peak before declines is near 20. So, where it currently ...
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
I noticed that in a few cases because companies would rather spend the money to buy stock than investment into their ecosystems or hire employees. Hiring has been stagnant for a while. It's a combination of factors, but many bulls are focusing on a ...
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
Yea, and last time I checked it's largely due to the fed A) pumping liquidity B) low-zero interest rates. As soon as that pendulum swings the other way it will cause a ripple. Growth wise, emerging markets are horrendous, including India, brazil, ...
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
[quote=jaygee;7054383] Oh, I 1.395 call was only if it closes above 1.3845. And with the only using the p/e as valuation a good thing? It's like buying the carton of eggs you just dropped because 4 were still good. And if 1800 is it's trajectory ...
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 28, 2013
[quote=Deano9999;7053199] Yes, though I don't use Ikomousdhdskfkdhks clouds lol. I used a 5Y weekly and it sets up price action resistance on historical levels nicely. Although, the US equities markets are are to meltdown, I say within 4-6 months, ...
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 27, 2013
Hey ANZ stop copying me! I said 1.3950 two weeks ago >_< I don't think the EZ adds anything, I just think US politics and Fed will continue to feck it up
EUR/USD: A Push To 1.40 S/T; Cable Approaching L/T Sell Zone - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Oct 27, 2013
Not until the volatility stops it won't be anything. It's nice to think of an alternative, but when 1 bitcoin is $187 USD one hour $210 the next, $156 six hours later to $194, so on and so forth. Not saying it's won't make a bigger foot print some ...
First ever bitcoin ATM to open in Vancouver this week
- Pip Anon commented Oct 27, 2013
6. You read what businessinsider.com has to say
5 Ways Your Brain Tricks You Into Making Horrible Investment Decisions
- Pip Anon commented Oct 27, 2013
Looking for 1.395 by year end
'Sorry Is The Hardest Word': We Got It Wrong On EUR But...- Deutsche Bank
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
Oh ok, I generally use them if they are key areas of interest: high/lows, strong sell or buy or on volatile pairs because they still represent the pip range.
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
True. It's odd, I could map out my key points (which could vary from yours) and then put on daily pivots. They will almost always converge lol. Do you include wicks? I find that is a hit or miss with some traders.
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
Oh, I agree. That can be done for entries and exits, etc. I have just found many traders will look at a 4H chart with a 5, 10 or 20 day length, or a 30 day daily chart. Not much can be done with that. Take that daily chart and look at 2,3 ...AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
I been doing it that way for a while. It's how I found Aussie's top and what led to successful calls since. It's not generally something one would think of doing, I guess. But it makes a world of difference
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon commented Oct 25, 2013
Ah, yes! That's it. For the life of me I couldn't remember it exactly, but I think it holds water. And agree to your second comment. I know a lot of these were the author gets paid per view, which I why I don't click on seekingalpha. If the excerpt ...
'Sorry Is The Hardest Word': We Got It Wrong On EUR But...- Deutsche Bank
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
Long at longer dated charts. On the one I posted, there is support in that area. Granted it is limited. Now look at a chart further back and you'll see further support at those levels. I suggest finding support and resistance on long-dated charts. ...
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Oct 25, 2013
Many China-linked assets are taking a hit as money-market rates increase. Government is trying to limit credit growth, and traders see this as limiting growth expansion, so AUD is taking it on the chin since their economy almost directly ties into ...
AUD/USD