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- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
just hedge and keep the break through or bounce.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
You have yet to explain anything but a conspiracy theory. When you buy something, someone has to sell it. Exact same as currency or stock. Looking through your post & attachments, it is just trend line drawings & your entry & exit points. Nothing in ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
No, I thought we were talking about the big banks/big players, etc., there are no more then a handful of 'big players' in the world, and the few that are in control of the 10 mil + trades are a select few at that point. Let me rephrase what I am ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
Welcome to ignore, and says the one who was just learning about 'Ichimoku' a year ago on the DailyFX forums. & looking at your charts, they are the analysis of lagging indicators & a 3rd grade art class. Nothing more. I read through your stuff, I am ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
Sorry, I have to disagree there. They trade through a centralized network and they pay a lot of money to do so. The 'contacts' you are referring to ... wait, let me ask you this. are you assuming they have contacts, or do you know 100% for sure they ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
I gotta agree with gatorinla, if I understand his stance, big bank trades {not only currency, but everything} can/is done completely anonymously, if they want you to know ... they release a statement, other then that ... one could always speculate, ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
bankrupt? nah, that is what hedging and futures are for!
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
i still think this is strictly bearish, can't see going above .3276 without major knee-jerk.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
yeah, looks like these moves can be exaggerated by 50 pips. I guess that is what happens when you play soccer with 1/2 the players. You have to run that extra 50 yards to get the ball back on your side!
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
Okay, basically you can't measure volume as there is no central location to measure it.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
no no, I meant that you CANNOT see the actual volume, what you are talking about, IMO isn't volume but activity that is measured differently, and that would be like an indicator ... lagging. Okay, we were talking about two different things, if you ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
I meant that, in futures for example, you can measure and use the volume as a tool. In intraday/spot trading, you can't read volume. It is all done by speculation. I guess I don't trust some sources as they can easily manipulate the information how ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
Bah, that isn't really a source ... I wish they put their sources up. I don't care what anyone says, you can't measure volume in intra-day. The best thing to do IMO is to compare to the currency futures contracts & see what is going on. 'moderate' ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
you never know, everyone has been reading about the EU's debt being purchased by the ECB. But the ECB isn't even a very large player in the arena so I don't quite understand how it is getting so much attention. The U.S. owes almost a Trillion ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
daily close below 1.3193 would be good, lets just keep in this range with no news to drive up the pair.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
why don't you wait till daily close? we are reaching the point of consolidation for the day.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
did i ask for them no? I have been here for a day and I don't know sh*t? my posts prove it. LoL, You earned your V!! You are right, being a new member to a forum proves I don't know much about anything. I Never graduated college or worked a day in ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
I don't need all of them, but you might want to study up on them if you think they don't mean much ... I will give you a capital V ... if you makes you feel better.
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
sorry, when I said WTF, I didn't mean it towards you in an aggressive matter, I literally meant WTF? looking back on the charts, gold has been up and down every other year, no consistent pattern in any way, shape, or form. It wasn't until 2007 then ...
- Texaspips replied Dec 16, 2010
I have to disagree, the moves aren't random .. there is a science to it, just like the rules of velocity, no matter which way you roll the rock down a hill, there is a formula to calculate the scenario for which it would roll. Hmm ... If I had to ...