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clockwork71 replied Nov 20, 2012This chart is a perfect case for buying physical gold. (Assuming you can.) If you aren't leveraged - there is no concern, and you simply hold onto it. Of course, we aren't that rich (otherwise we wouldn't be here...) and it is easier said than done. ...
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clockwork71 replied Nov 19, 2012This will more than likely be compounded by whatever "quick fix" the US government does over the next few weeks. The markets were very bullish over the 24 hours as the very idea of better rhetoric coming out of DC has traders buying......
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clockwork71 commented Nov 18, 2012This article was pointless. Congrats on that.
Week in FX Americas- Is the Loonie to be thrown a Government Lifeline?
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clockwork71 replied Nov 15, 2012For myself, I went long NZD/JPY last night on the spike....nice return so far. Could the Yen finally be ready to weaken????
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clockwork71 replied Nov 14, 2012Looks to me like the Aussie might be breaking down now. The first chart, the weekly one, shows that we are at the "mid line" of the consolidation range. (Some of you may remember my "box trading" videos a while back that went over this phenomenon of ...
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clockwork71 replied Nov 13, 2012I'm not sure if it will be in my lifetime, but a split is most certainly coming.
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clockwork71 replied Nov 12, 2012I'm glad the election is over.....we Americans can get along again.....unless of course you see something like this....
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clockwork71 replied Nov 11, 2012I don't know if I have ever traded this pair, but I went long AUD/SEK. This makes sense if you think about it, as both are "risk on" currencies. However, the SEK is more generally situated with the idea of "risk on" in Europe, while the AUD is more ...
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clockwork71 replied Nov 11, 2012Probably going to pay off nicely, these rules someday.......if we ever get back to a healthy market that is.
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clockwork71 replied Nov 10, 2012Since this is bearish financials.....I would be willing to take a position. There are a lot of political forces lining up against the banks at the moment, and if we slow down.....the banks will get hit hard. Certainly worth the risk/reward ratio.
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clockwork71 replied Nov 10, 2012I does looks strong, and you certainly cannot argue with the overall trend......of course it also matters where you are long from as to whether or not you can use large or small stop losses..
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clockwork71 replied Nov 10, 2012I've been watching this one as well......and you are correct - I have been bored with doing so. But I think you are right.....it should move soon.
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clockwork71 commented Nov 8, 2012imagine that....Bernanke is running the ECB now.
ECB Stands Ready to Buy Bonds as Economy Weakens
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clockwork71 commented Nov 8, 2012They simply need to stop spending for two years. Let the plebs fend for themselves.......
US Speaker Boehner Would Accept New Revenue Under ’Right Conditions’
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clockwork71 commented Nov 7, 2012I hope so. This always makes it much easier to profit.
Traders Fear a Nasty Season For Stocks
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clockwork71 replied Nov 7, 2012Johnson was a good guy. It is a shame that people like him don't get more exposure. I didn't vote for him, but to be honest - he would have been a better choice than Obamney.
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clockwork71 replied Nov 7, 2012My perspective is this: If the economy doesn't pick up in the next two years - the Dems are in serious trouble. Lets be honest: The electorate gave Obama a second chance, even though he didn't do much to improve the economy. There is a real chance ...
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clockwork71 replied Nov 7, 2012Actually, that's not always the case. In 96 we saw massive changes. Unfortunately, Bill Clinton isn't President......
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clockwork71 commented Nov 7, 2012Jesus, let these morons send us off the cliff. We need to cut - and this would be quick. Painful - but hey - that's not always a bad thing either. In the end though, they will more than likely come up with a move that makes the problem reappear ...
Why the U.S. won't careen over the fiscal cliff
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clockwork71 replied Nov 7, 2012Now that the results are in......the possibility of falling off of the fiscal cliff just got higher. The President has ran such negative ads (as well as the groups that represent him) in the US markets that it is very difficult to imagine a ...
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