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sinner- replied Mar 11, 2010Yes mate caution is the name of the game right now, I agree. On lower TF price is in a range/consolidation between S and R. We could just move up and down to shake out longs and shorts both (GBP is notorious for this). Future kumo is twisting. On H4 ...
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sinner- replied Mar 11, 2010Alright vic, how about a short from the TS for a test of the KS with a stop above the last touch of senkou A? That's the trade I'm in, anyway. Daily pivot is currently acting as support. Might add more on a break lower if that happens.
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sinner- replied Mar 9, 2010Chris from Go has previously stated they do not use a Boston Technologies MT4 server or the VDP. I am not trying to pin anything dodgy on them, just wish they would stop telling everyone who calls in with the same problem that they are the only one ...
GoMarkets Discussion
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sinner- replied Mar 9, 2010You would've done better waiting for that weekly close below 0.86 like the rest of us
Good luck bro 
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sinner- replied Mar 9, 2010What happened to "just think, this is the closest to 9000 you'll get to short in years"...
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sinner- replied Mar 9, 2010Gee I've only been saying that for weeks now
Haven't been around much. Having mucho fun in equities land, and quietly trading the cable.AUD/USD
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sinner- replied Mar 9, 2010Hi Chris, I quote the post you left us with on ASF Hi Ladies and Gents, I just wanted to drop a quick note to say that we will no longer be posting on Aussie Stock Forums in a PR capacity. We joined originally to give helpful assistance to clients ...
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sinner- replied Mar 3, 2010Citibank tech traders are taking a page out of the sinner playbook last night it seems: as I recommended at the beginning of the week a long EUR short SPX options play seemed to be the best bet to make some % over the coming weeks. I took the OTM ...
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sinner- replied Mar 3, 2010I buy physical silver every pay day. Stopped buying gold in 2008 after it got too expensive, just keep accumulating physical silver. Pre 1942 Australian sterling coins.
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sinner- replied Mar 3, 2010MML path is usually: 4/8 -> 8/8 or above to +1/8 - +2/8 (short at each level) -> 7/8 (short) -> TP1 @ 6/8 -> Re-test 7/8 -> Down to 3/8 -> Re-test 6/8 (if bears have power from here) -> 0/8 or below to -1/8 - -2/8. Hope that helps. EDIT: That is ...
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 201020SMA on the daily is supposed to be one of the most important technical indicators for AUDUSD along with the 20/2.0 daily boll bands, according to a few old AUD traders I spoke to recently.
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 2010No post could have made me happier today than to see this
I will post my fib charts tonight, but we did clear resistance on SPX last night during the NY session, although we didn't close above it - in fact it was a bearish close. I PM'd this ...AUD/USD
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 2010Alright bugger it. I will make an AUD call and nobody can stop me: Until the next major credit crisis occurs in the US (Corporate Bonds blowup or State/Muni Bonds blowup would be my two top picks) the price of AUD will remain coupled to gold and ...
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 2010Nothing seems to fit I dunno. But EURGBP is in crisis mode. Oil finally slipped back under 80 today, but Nikkei HSI SPY FTSE DAX all chugging along.
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 2010To make new highs or lows new money must enter the market or old positions must be cashed in to free up capital for new ones. If everyone is long, there are no buyers left and we are definitely going down. As long as China keeps showing up on the ...
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sinner- replied Mar 2, 2010Almost time to buy the USD. Seems CAD is the best value to sell right now around 1.0375-1.04
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sinner- replied Mar 1, 2010Well, there is a correlation, but there isn't causation. Hasn't been for at least 2 years, if not much longer. Debt is a function of available credit and consumer sentiment. We are in a peak credit scenario right now for both households, ...
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sinner- replied Mar 1, 2010Err right. That is exactly what I said and the exact opposite of what you said. Rate is indirect, not direct monetary policy tool. It only indicates policy, money supply is never ever ever controlled directly by the discount rate or any other short ...
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