thank g*d we got a bad # to get things rolling higher in stocks again

FF better start making treasury auctions red #'s again. Good thing I had a break-even stop in on esz23. LOL

blah, blah blah... Buy the rumor sell the fact. The Euro also completed a full 2/3rd retracement of it's current primary pattern, which is bearish. A 2/3rd retrace of a primary move is a very low risk / high reward location to trade from. I'm still ...

I don't thing very many officials, political or otherwise, take what Trump says seriously.

Very True Amarkal and Rafat. Have a good weekend my friends!

For sure JT$xPro, but I have seen people open accounts and already know what they want to do -- buy or sell gold, or go long the dollar -- and they were right but they still lost money. So to me it's always timing. I have been wrong in my opinion ...

Everything is important for sure. And while it can seem simple in hindsight or w/ experience, nothing is easy during your first couple of years of learning to trade.

I never forgot this comment. I believe Risk Tolerance Threshold Theory is aptly named and I believe I've discovered that deeper driver.

here is how I pick bottoms: url I generally don't pick tops in stocks, I just take profits. Got out of most of my stocks this month/week after a pretty good run...still long EXC -- that's Exelon, i.e.: energy -- and CORN -- that's corn, as in ...

many of us are doing our best to put a positive spin on trump ... it may not get easier though.

Two reasons why this is not a text book bull: XRT -- the most heavily traded U.S. retail index -- and ITB -- the most heavily traded U.S. housing index -- are giving bearish indications. Hard to sustain a bull in the U.S. econ w/out retail and ...

One of the largest U.S. retail ETFs: XRT has been in a near free-fall these past 2 weeks while one of the largest U.S. financial sector etfs: XLF has been going straight up. Such divergence ain't bullish. With U.S. government subsidies about to be ...

demographics is destiny

plenty of room on the downside or jpy...plenty of room on the upside for usdjpy & audjpy

blah blah blah blah blah....here we go again.

we have pretty much irrevocably bullish long-term fundamentals for the U.S. versus Switzerland and we got a shot at buying it in the lower 2/3rds of the 30-day range.

and that is how we do it. and that is how we do it

I trade both. But because of the segregation of futures I keep much more on the futures side. I don't like Gain at all, but have been a customer of OEC , now FuturesOnline for years which Gain bought, along a/ GFT, so I'm stuck there.

i will most likely buy usdchf on the open

pros are using long aussie to hedge short euro and short swiss exposure