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Calculus commented Jun 1, 2017Much of it is not being wasted Abel. A lot of the funding for global warming (or is it cooling these days?) is being spent on the global warming conference/meeting junkets. It's then used to pay for the first class travel, expensive hotels, tasty ...
Trump to announce decision on climate change Thursday
- Calculus replied May 26, 2017
Most of the brokers charge such high swap rates because it's generally a marketing hook, ie ultra low spreads alongside ultra high swaps. Most retailers only look at one side of the equation, the bid-offer spread and if that's tight it's good. The ...
LMAX = revolution?!?
- Calculus replied Apr 27, 2017
Yes. I'll put some together over the weekend.
5 years and still no strategy
- Calculus replied Apr 27, 2017
Not really that sure what dark pools are. I just look at the price and for brokers I use IB, run their data through Ensign for Windows (charting program) and Button Trader for order execution. I joke that the setup is the setup of champions. Ensign ...
5 years and still no strategy
- Calculus replied Apr 26, 2017
Vee 1. I like the really short term price action as there's always so much opportunity. People think under the 1m is too fast, it's not once you get used to it. I like to use the 15sec for main analysis and also the 7sec as it often gives a good ...
5 years and still no strategy
- Calculus replied Apr 25, 2017
aaven Go look at the good moves, look what happened before them. In many cases, but of course not all, the patterns that develop before a good move will make it hard to either get on-board or will be designed to force people out who were already ...
5 years and still no strategy
- Calculus replied Apr 25, 2017
Here's a strategy for you to all build a profitable trading plan - Dramatic price movements tend to unfold from price structures that minimise participation. That is all anyone needs and it has worked since the ancient Egyptians first started ...
5 years and still no strategy
- Calculus commented Apr 11, 2017
So instead of 'getting tough' on the world, how about getting tough on improving education, roads, railways, inner cities, heath service and so on. Not such a novel idea but then that would help the many rather than just the few. The US, the real ...
I explained to the President of China that a trade deal with the U.S. will be far better for...
- Calculus commented Apr 11, 2017
One of the critical foundations behind China's enormous success in building their economy over the last 25 years was they didn't blow trillions on fighting failed and generally pointless wars with no end (tell me how it's possible to have a victory ...
I explained to the President of China that a trade deal with the U.S. will be far better for...
- Calculus commented Apr 11, 2017
Jail Carney for life! That's not how it works. When he leaves the majority of the political class (and media) will be falling over themselves saying how good he was, how much he helped, how much he'll be missed etc. And expect him to be given an ...
Tom Hayes: 'Traders like me should not be in prison' for the Bank of England's 'involvement'...
- Calculus commented Apr 11, 2017
Trouble is if you put everyone in the slammer that's up to dodgy business in the financial markets there wouldn't be enough prisons to hold them all. You would have to create an island for them all just like the movie Escape from New York. Some ...
Tom Hayes: 'Traders like me should not be in prison' for the Bank of England's 'involvement'...
- Calculus commented Apr 7, 2017
And that's the key. This is what everyone dopey Swiss short who got mullahed didn't understand. When any currency has an artificial cap, floor or peg it's just a matter of time before it breaks. Either the fools who put it in place pull the plug or ...
Czech Central Bank Ends Currency Cap to Let Koruna Float
- Calculus commented Apr 6, 2017
I'll sum up the CAD Elliot Wave analysis for everyone to save time - It's all complete rubbish. Reading tea leaves will lose you less.
USD/CAD Elliott Wave Analysis
- Calculus commented Apr 4, 2017
Excellent video Dev. Thanks for posting. I had never heard of the fella before but is he on point or what. Typical dour Scot though
I'm going to be following him from now on.EU's Tusk has received Article50 letter from UK
- Calculus commented Apr 3, 2017
When the fake ESTABLISHED media say 'fearmongering' what they means is the truth that we'd rather not tell you about as it's inconvenient for us and our agenda. And they wonder why their viewership is on a one way street, down. These days, the real ...
Even a Thriving French Shipyard Town Falls Under Le Pen’s Spell
- Calculus commented Mar 29, 2017
Playing devil's advocate Cliff. So this is why Sterling might have a good chance of recovering back into the high 1.2000s for GBP-EUR (<0.8000 other way around). Hard to find any Sterling bulls these days, not only have they all done their conkers ...
Sterling's plummeting value since Brexit vote cost Virgin Atlantic £50m last year and the...
- Calculus commented Mar 28, 2017
Spot on Cat. Even without Brexit Cable would have fallen below the 1.30 level, just might have taken a year rather than a few days. Markets go where they want and need to go regardless of the time period...
Sterling's plummeting value since Brexit vote cost Virgin Atlantic £50m last year and the...
- Calculus commented Mar 28, 2017
Branson's a SJW cuck. Serves him right if he's losing because of his stance. Don't piss off many of your customers, be a businessman, stay out of politics unless you need to bribe/use them. Having said that I think Virgin travel Insurance is a great ...
Sterling's plummeting value since Brexit vote cost Virgin Atlantic £50m last year and the...
- Calculus commented Mar 28, 2017
See where the damage the vocal minority and the weak virtual signalling politicians do to the rest of us? $4billion on this sort of shit. Why not let trannies use the Ladies, I mean it's not as if they're going to start waving their dicks around is ...
Price tag of North Carolina's LGBT law: $3.76B
- Calculus commented Mar 28, 2017
There you go. Like Darwin told us - survival of the fittest. That wasn't actually about the 'fittest' per se, rather the animals that are/were best able to adapt to changing circumstances. If there's one thing I've learnt becoming older it's there's ...
Just 29% of Brits think Brexit will be good for the economy