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- joelcf replied Nov 26, 2012
Nah, more of a good natured zombie that catches up with posts from time to time Really glad to see you got through the recent troubles in nyc okay.
- joelcf replied Nov 26, 2012
You might want to reconsider whether speculative trading in highly leveraged otc derivative instruments is really a good fit for you.
- joelcf replied Jun 29, 2012
Spain.
- joelcf replied Apr 27, 2012
Sadly, I feel my powers have been greatly overestimated. The most serious liquidity-based crash I have ever precipitated was the time I dropped an entire tray of drinks Still here, just much more reserved.
- joelcf replied Apr 26, 2012
Basically. Until it doesn't You see a similar, albeit regional, pattern with other so-called 'safe haven' currencies (a weaselly, imprecise term... but whatever), like the franc and the yen. The yen and the carry trade are (were?) probably the ...
- joelcf replied Apr 26, 2012
Reduced risk aversion results in flows from 'safe' assets, like gold or tbills (denominated in USD) and into higher yielding currencies, equities, etc... hence downward pressure. Broadly speaking. Whether that's what you are seeing now, or more a ...
- joelcf replied Jan 10, 2012
The 'solution' to lacking self discipline and losing money through poor trading is to manage someone else's money on the basis of the results from a few weeks trading (which gives, statistically speaking, precisely no indication of expected long ...
- joelcf replied Nov 30, 2011
That huge spike didn't come from the capex release. Nothing wrong with your trade, you just got hit by some surprise news. It's why we use stops - these things happen.
- joelcf replied Oct 16, 2011
Finished at the same level it started? Most bars overlapping? MAs flat? Looks pretty horizontal to me. Also, your chart appears to be some kind of Magic Eye puzzle. I see a bunny.
- joelcf replied Oct 4, 2011
It was even more basic than that. 'Demand' and 'Supply' are synonyms for support/resistance. All that Sam Seiden does is put a fresh coat of paint on something Weinstein wrote about 25 years ago and sell it to people (but no one would pay for a ...
- joelcf replied Oct 3, 2011
Easy! Next time you label your chart with 'support' and 'resistance', change those labels to 'supply' and 'demand' (doesnt matter which, they can be used interchangeably in a long/short market - but if you were trading futures or equities, you would ...
- joelcf replied Sep 29, 2011
You shorted near the bottom of a trading range. Price continued in the trading range as expected. (excuse the fingerpainted diagram) image
- joelcf replied Sep 26, 2011
Split somewhere between Citi and Morgans, iirc. Mike made me ten times less retarded at trading than I used to be. And without calling me a dumbass (that I recall). Jarroo should definitely be up for a 'patience and tenacity' award as well.
- joelcf replied Sep 25, 2011
Guys, you have way too many lines on your charts. You are just setting yourselves up for false positives. I like your style It depends on the volatility of the pair. Paying 10 pips to get on a (potential) 30 pip move is pretty dicey over ...
- joelcf replied Sep 25, 2011
I think you are looking at things backwards. Weather forecasts don't make it rain tomorrow. But they do tell you whether you should consider taking an umbrella. I am zen as hell today Now, please give me the breakout/retrace/breakout that I want. ...
- joelcf replied Sep 19, 2011
Sorry, missed the TOS bit. Pretty sure they just whitelabel TD Ameritrade, so you will probably be limited to the NYSE/NASDAQ, and maybe AMEX and the pinks - both of which you should avoid. I use url , who cover the majority of those I listed. ...
- joelcf replied Sep 19, 2011
You could add the FTSE100, CAC40, DAX30, SMI20, ASX20, TSX60, TOPIX100/Core30, HSI45 and perhaps the AEX30 or the FTSE/JSE40 (if you are getting bored) without running into too many issues. Just check that any individual equity you look at has ...
- joelcf replied Sep 18, 2011
url url url RSS: it's like a ghetto Reuters feed! A shout in the street?
- joelcf replied Sep 14, 2011
plz sell me EA of market stop
- joelcf replied Sep 14, 2011
Actually, that would be those moving real money. In this case, in reaction to a news event. Not people trying to piggyback onto moves based on bar patterns and basic support and resistance. Which is what makes your other comments so amusing. I think ...