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Bones replied Jan 21, 2024I don't play pretend entries like you, I'm not selling anything. The truth is trade management can't be covered without serious effort and every individual circumstance needs to be considered.
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- Bones replied Jan 21, 2024
Is Bitcoin in trouble? long wicked weekly normally means one thing, take a look at history. Monthly to confirm?
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- Bones replied Jan 21, 2024
I also posted a few charts and outlooks yesterday, even the monthly I just posted has a point other than just how bad the newly re-invented guy is. He is busy challenging one of the best traders I've ever seen
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- Bones replied Jan 21, 2024
I have added somthing constructive=stay away from liars who just turned up from a previous nick like its funny.
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- Bones replied Jan 21, 2024
I also read the monthly, the one before and monthly were in as-we-go, which could be an inside candle with only a short time left.
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- Bones replied Jan 21, 2024
I can assure you Nobie started going short In Nov, it was during a Very bullish weekly around 2400. That was also the time he was shorting Gold which went on to make an all-time high. I will not answer his boring 10 posts, How I approach trading is ...
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- Bones replied Jan 20, 2024
Interest rates remain bullish, same set up in the UK, I would believe a bullish candle next
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- Bones replied Jan 20, 2024
For the record, because there are a lot of other thickies who don't keep track of how long he's been wrong or how far it goes on the two times he took a position, in & out like a yo-yo, with fake no parameter real trades, but also calling the ...
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- Bones commented Jan 19, 2024
The south will be hit the hardest, where numbers don't add up, even the ONS actual data is saying 6% in London's small sample JUNE 2023, all you need is the price tracker app on Rightmove to see the level of actual drops your area on the frontline. ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 18, 2024
All cool Dajo, yes if you believe those indexes and players with skin the game all is well. I give three direct examples of what I see on the frontline My brother fell off his £1200 mortgage last year and it went up to £4k a month. My cousin is ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
Here is all you need to know, anyone rolling off 2021 rates will have a 25-50% increase in finance and I can guarantee with only 35% of the market owning their house outright the entire pyramid must fall at those borrowing costs. If inflation ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
I would be right in saying you think even if inflation is high rates won't go up?
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
take it how you like, interest rates are going up (right now and much higher than last week) and house prices going down, ( see that when its reported) the data you're quoting is flawed or dated, but you never reference anything directly but ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
Don't forget WHO sets rates? Not the BoE but actual data.The free market price money.
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
If you forget all the other data, the cost of borrowing went up over 50% in a year. All you need do is see it feed through.
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
We agree on general inflation, but not housing.I already told you rates are going up, now you need to wait for the reversal headline in the press. I also provided a chart on the very foundation of IR which is going up off the TL, the only thing we ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023
- Bones commented Jan 17, 2024
There is NO WAY house prices are going up, indexes are wrong! like Halifax 10% of the mortgage market, on a 7-year average. Because they are basically a long-term moving average and are reporting a year-ago price or last 2 month asking. Use maths ...
Consumer price inflation, UK: December 2023