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- chucklots replied Oct 29, 2013
would not be short here ahead of the fed or this weeks close, especially if we close the session above 3800.
- chucklots replied Oct 29, 2013
lol it's been messy for shorts since the 3250 level or so
- chucklots replied Oct 29, 2013
said dumbest post, didn't label him dumb.. and quite frankly the post was dumb. I'll end it here though totally done with this thread. I am here to talk FX not be a fake kind person to people who post crap that makes no sense. predict don't predict, ...
- chucklots replied Oct 29, 2013
I hear you vox, but the guy would rather put me on ignore apparently then clearly state what exactly he meant. It's not like I didn't give him a chance, he could have responded just like anyone else. I can only go by what was said, you know? And ...
- chucklots replied Oct 29, 2013
Agree with what you're saying Hanover, except your defense of this guy. I don't think he was using the terms in a different way. I don't think you can when I think about it, unless one is confused about the meaning, which I thought we went over way ...
- chucklots replied Oct 28, 2013
dumbest post on the thread with the no predicting but the cherry is "there is no predicting randomness.... i make money with candlesticks" lol If you truly believe the market is random then you believe that profits (or losses in your case) are luck ...
- chucklots replied Oct 27, 2013
What was the reward from this Gary Smith guy? Was it for SPX as well? Did it include options? I know of guys who use price charts with current price action to make money in spot FX, so I know it is possible. Fact is it is a highly technical market, ...
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
no problem. I think it ended up being something like 1.4-5bln in AUD/USD at the strike and with nothing much going on overnight into a Friday I can't say I'm surprised it went absolutely nowhere. DD is a big metric to look at, if you can keep this ...
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
eur/usd reversed in london as anticipated but not worth much. better trade than aussie though, and gave an hourly signal. aussie following the trendies from the daily reversal the other day from the fib.
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
good luck, i'd like to stay up for london, but not sure I'm not going to make it. I might try harder if it wasn't Friday.
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
yea no problem, I was just saying the PA is not from vanillas. and yes, large 9600's >1bln in AUD/USD said to be going off NY cut tomorrow (vanillas) as posted. That is right at a trendline here on AUD/USD.
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
yes barriers a plenty up here, we took out 3825 most recent in NY trade. How much is the vanilla? the PA seen in euro is barrier defense.
- chucklots replied Oct 25, 2013
3825 barrier. I am looking for EUR/USD to fail up here and drop, just hit the 3833 so lets see if we can get a reversal in london. someone is jobbing up here.
- chucklots replied Oct 24, 2013
Hey, just trying to help. If one wishes to trade without a stop, go for it. There is more than one way to skin a cut, but in every case you should watch your fingers. I stand by my statement and say all trades should have a hard stop, as trades are ...
- chucklots replied Oct 24, 2013
Maturity calendars show AUD 1bln+ 0.9600 expiry tomorrow.
- chucklots replied Oct 24, 2013
All trades should have a hard stop. Only amateurs trade without stops and the pro's that did, you end up hearing disaster stories sooner or later. It will cause the emotional side to be too involved when your under stress of a loss on a mental stop. ...
- chucklots replied Oct 24, 2013
Yesterdays reversal bar on daily saw follow-through overnight, even on good China PMI. Sitting on the daily trendline we were at yesterday again and stops below 9600. Indices seem to be seeing some supply up here as well.
- chucklots replied Oct 23, 2013
50% fib and 200DMA at .9746.... this move was attributed to the China article I was hearing, Indices got hit so this has flow behind it, so not just because of a barrier but they sure did pop those stops while they had a chance on Aussie data.
- chucklots replied Oct 22, 2013
Fair enough man, yea these guys I know of (not personally) are serious. They are not just trading FX, and not just spot, this should be noted, but I heard of some working nice gains solely on FX spot, not 10MM though, more like low to mid 6 figures ...
- chucklots replied Oct 22, 2013
See that is the thing, I think what you're referring to as discretionary trader (genious artist) is not what I mean. And yes all of them have intuitive market feel. Everyone is simply playing the odds when they have an edge you can never know 100% ...