Weird how any number circa 185 is looked upon as good when iirc the USA needs to create circa 250k per month to 'grow' and get back on target to the levels of pre 2008 and how this potentially poor print is already being blamed on the temp govt ...

Weak October jobs report expected, but what if it's not?

The uk is failing to rebalance the economy; exports down, imports up as is personal debt. And Osborne's answer to the impending stagnation? Govt guarantees to allow first time home purchasers (and now any purchasers including buy to let) to buy a ...

U.K. Trade Subtracts From Economic Growth as Deficit Widens

Damn iPhone, meant 51, unless we're counting Iraq and Afghanistan then 53 is good.

Hong Kong Seeks More Women Workers as Aging Population Looms

Fan, I like you, you seem like a decent chap, but ffs, you can't technically analyse a drop like that when it's happened due to a high impact news event, what you've written there needs to be filed under the "no shit Sherlock" category.

EUR/USD and EUR/JPY Break Down Key Supports after ECB Cuts Rate

Risk/MM/position size?...IMHO retail traders should never risk more than 1% per trade or have more than 3% exposure in the market.

ECB Monetary policy decisions

Hahaha, yeah. Sorry I'm busy for an hour or two, just putting a bit of ice around the dead albatross entrails before I stuff em back in its ripped open gut, 'til the next time a high impact news event is on the horizon.

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

Downward bound to 1.37 when price was already 'there', whilst insisting that 14000 will be reached short term so advises his 'subscribers' stay long. Price blasts through 1.37, his acolytes now potentially circa 300 pips down. Today he makes a call ...

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

It woz the dead entrails what did it... All joking apart this is why his dangerous views and theories should lead to a ban, he's been deliberately encouraging new traders to stay long since the turning point on the daily time frame became evident ...

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

Good decision on the V there buddy.

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

We're the bastardised 53rd state of the USA, a Frankenstein neo con vision of everything Milton Friedman held sacred. Successive govts in the UK constantly scour the economic landscape to find ways of emptying its consumers pockets leaving them as ...

Hong Kong Seeks More Women Workers as Aging Population Looms

Oh, btw, high impact news events don't move markets, according to some, that 14000 level not looking 99% certain now eh?

ECB Monetary policy decisions

Well yes and no, but the 'real' sell off started last week based on the rumours, certainly from a swing trading perspective all trend/swing traders should have already been short.

ECB Monetary policy decisions

Its overall education system is far ahead of the UKs as is their attitude towards early learning and social cohesion, dyor with a bit of Googling. The latest mission by the uk govt is to allow parents to dump their kids in school from 2, 2! They're ...

Hong Kong Seeks More Women Workers as Aging Population Looms

Just to let you know that social security in the USA is what's termed benefits in the UK, but we're also adopting the word welfare to mean benefits and social security in the UK. You're retired drawing a pension, some of our readers might translate ...

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

Hahaha, yep forgot that one, he thinks he's Django, "Django unhinged" bravo, nicely done.

Mario Draghi on the back foot as ECB considers eurozone policies

Well as he's a trained officer, from the world renowned Sandhurst military college <stop the sniggering at the back> he'd be more likely to expertly organise his troops to do the work. LG at Sandhurst...hahahahaha

Mario Draghi on the back foot as ECB considers eurozone policies

Yep, Rotter was the bomb. You're a wise man, this section needs more 'yous'.

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived

Everyone is out catching an albatross or busily going through its dead entrails in order to see which way Draghi is headed.

Mario Draghi on the back foot as ECB considers eurozone policies

Japan and Germany are facing similar issues wrt their ageing work forces. This inadequate child care complaint is misdirection, the European countries where they've got it right IMO, such as Finland, they recognise that the best child carers are ...

Hong Kong Seeks More Women Workers as Aging Population Looms

RJ stated that depression is "treatable". As for reminiscences it's a novel of fiction first and biography second. The latest version, with the addendum notes adds more fact and depth. It's an enjoyable read and IMO a myth has been built up ...

Jesse Livermore: The Greatest Trader Who Ever Lived