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clockwork71 commented Aug 11, 2012It's been bi-polar for about 4 years now. Where have you been?
Week Ahead: FX Market Mood Should Prove Bi-Polar
- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
I can only tell you what I think, which isn't worth much to be honest. I think that the markets are going to continue to run on "hopium" for the next couple of weeks, as the Fed will find a way to ease again. The markets demand this, and Bernanke ...
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
Never trust a Frenchman. Especially if he flips his collar up like Cantona. I have been an Arsenal fan for ages - could never root for United. I do have to admit I always did like Giggs though.....although I would never say that out loud!
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- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
I haven't read a less relevant article in ages.
Who’s “buying” this rally?
- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
Rumors rumors rumors......where else did we deal with so many rumors? Oh yeah......high school.
CSI Forex uncovers a clue…
- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
If they were already a retail broker, I would suspect one of two real issues......either lack of funds, or customers - or both. I know of nobody who has used them to be honest......
America loses another retail forex broker – Forex Club to focus on institutional business
- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
I would have been much more impressed with an offering of Canvey Island FC shares. Man U are amateurs.
Man Utd shares debut in New York
- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
It's that age old question......is the light at the end of the tunnel an opening" Or is it a train?
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
I don't have a problem w/ clubs offering shares. In fact, I am a share owner of the mighty Swindon Town FC in England, and the ever more impressive Porthmadog FC in the League of Wales. (Also know ironically as "LoW". lol) It's the Man United part ...
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- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
Simple: set it's own standards for a version of LIBOR in the US. Why do we care what London bankers choose to make up randomly? As Americans, we deserve to be scammed by our own banks thank you very much.
What’s Fed to Do as 15 of 18 Banks Fixing Libor Aren’t American
- clockwork71 commented Aug 10, 2012
Hello Captain Obvious. Too bad most people seem to think the Fed has some kind of magic sitting around.
Fed Can’t Fix U.S. Economic Headwinds, Clarida Says
- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
Manchester United rings the bell at the NYSE........ A dark day on Wall Street indeed.
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 10, 2012
Interesting chart. Certainly something to be watching........of course, the Fed is distorting the markets at the moment, so who knows?
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 9, 2012
I know you are only venting, but the comment about the stock market is spot on. We have entered a generation where the stock markets have absolutely nothing to do with economics. And Wall Street wonders when the retail investor comes back. lol
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 8, 2012
The only way to overcome the 50/50 nature of all entries really is to make sure you take advantage of profitable trades. Its a cliche for a reason: You must let profits run. Also, when you trade with the trend - I think you have more than a 50/50 ...
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 8, 2012
And to throw my two cents in, I believe that you can play a resistance or support area on the touch if it is a major area. I would define that as something that can be easily seen on the weekly. Also, I will only do that kind of trade that goes with ...
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- clockwork71 commented Aug 7, 2012
You obviously have no idea WHY they are buying EURs......
SNB July FX Reserves according to IMF at SF406.5B
- clockwork71 replied Aug 7, 2012
Watching the Olympics....... I still can't see why someone would take ping-pong (table tennis) seriously. Chinese are friggin' mad for it though.
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- clockwork71 replied Aug 7, 2012
This is what I am watching personally....... Trend line, failure, resistance (horizontal), and of course the 50% Fibonacci. In fact - hell with it - I will throw a small short on now......the moving average is the 50 day EMA. I don't believe in them ...
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- clockwork71 commented Aug 7, 2012
Isn't FXCM the same broker that was recently dinged for slowing down orders?????
FXCM Adds Financial Transparency Page