problem is, the 'stop whining and go make money' attitude is was got us into this mess in the first place.

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

agreed

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

Since when do we believe the word of communists?

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

TECHNICALLY: The daily chart below exhibits a bullish hammer reveral pattern with confirmation bullish candle following it. The hammer's shaddow is quite long, adding further support to a bullish trend. Also, the EUR/USD correction hit right up ...

EURUSD

Also, check out wolfram's 'A new kind of Science'

About the 'Golden Ratio

hmmm.... this would make market movements much more predictable actually, take those computer triggered carry trades a few weeks ago... rudenstein

Computers to replace Traders

Also, I believe that simplicity can come in the form of an appeal to fundamentals. Don't forget the fundamentals, even if technicals rule the day. I concur, great post SL, it cuts right through the %$@$%!!!!! rudenstein

Why are we afraid of simplicity?

Doji, not sure that all countries are seeking to dump their dollars... china has benefited nicely from flooding the market with their yuan and buying up US treasuries, therefore depreciating thi. Yes, I agree that the dollar will continue to get ...

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

mrjtdude, There actually is a constant and it is quite significant: Investors will always gravitate to currencies that give them the highest return (i.e. higher interest rates)... ...this is where interest rate differentials come in: You can make ...

Any constants in the market?

Nice post Doji Star! But if politics become as fickle und unpredictable as the global markets, then perhaps Ron Paul has a chance. People's reaction to the bailout has been overwhelmingly negative! Check out this response forum on CNN to the news: ...

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

Have any other candidate in mind?

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

I'm surprised to see no response to this post so far. The plan is supposed to be presented today by Paulson... keep an eye on it

Paulson Mortgage Bailout!

A look back at AUD pair behavior in... (Sept/Aug/Oct/Nov/Dec) — Should have originally posted to this thread... A look back at AUD pair behavior in... (Sept/Aug/Oct/Nov/Dec) url have a look and comment rudenstein

Aussie Pairs

Trader KGB, Sorry about that. Perhaps I was too bold. That thread is pretty old, would it be wise to archive part of it... if that is even possible...? rudenstein

A look back at AUD pair behavior in... (Sept/Aug/Oct/Nov/Dec)

Fx717, Traditionally, the bigger the interest rate spread between two currencies in a currency pair, the great the volitility. So, it should follow that of the all AUD pairs, the AUD/JPY (6.75% - .5% = 5.75%) would be the most volitile. So, ...

A look back at AUD pair behavior in... (Sept/Aug/Oct/Nov/Dec)

pujolshomerun, How much did you leverage? This should figure into cutting your losses or hanging in there. Are you trading cash or borrowing on margin? (But, yes, getting out right way when the market turns against you is usually the right thing to ...

Did I miss the train?