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    Gold - on cusp of massive bearmarket :)

    Boom! Sorry shorts.
  2. J

    Gold - on cusp of massive bearmarket :)

    IF IF IF...blah blah blah If economy (I assume you link economy to stock markets) drops, then USD will drop right after it like a rope tied to a stone. That is my opinion. What did Voltaire say?
  3. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    Was it 666 or NAS @ 1,000. Who will tell us? Let's e-mail the Pope.
  4. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    I am surprised Lexcorp ain't here
  5. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    OMG EMG, I am sorry to say but you sound like a 100% tool ;)
  6. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    What's the saying...Unlimited upside to go!!! LOL
  7. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    Do or die territory. Have a look at monthly ES with a 3 year SMA. Low volume? No problem, we will drive market up without volume Lol...
  8. J

    Gold - on cusp of massive bearmarket :)

    4 hr chart does point to a pullback, I won't short it personally
  9. J

    JPY at end of trend?

    I wonder whether BOJ will sell JPY into a forming strength, that would definetely stop the uptrend, for how long nobody can tell.
  10. J

    JPY at end of trend?

    # Last week, the MOF/BOJ modestly surprised traders by intervening to support JPY for the first time in six years. The reaction in the stock market was overwhelmingly positive and swift. If the interventions cause JPY/USD to backtrack to a JPY/USD 90 handle, we see 8%~10% upside in the Nikkei...
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    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    # Three years have elapsed since the United States subprime mortgage market erupted in the summer of 2007, followed by the financial crisis in 2008 and the deepest slowdown in OECD economies in 60 years. History shows that the recovery from such crises on average takes a decade, meaning we most...
  12. J

    Gold - on cusp of massive bearmarket :)

    # Three years have elapsed since the United States subprime mortgage market erupted in the summer of 2007, followed by the financial crisis in 2008 and the deepest slowdown in OECD economies in 60 years. History shows that the recovery from such crises on average takes a decade, meaning we most...
  13. J

    Trading Lessons/Insights From Coin Flipping

    Trading is simple, but not easy is a better way to describe it. But KISS still works, an example would be the following: 1. Move to UK 2. Open a spread betting account with a reputable firm 3. Transfer £30k into account (or more) 4. Bet on upside moves in Live Cattle futures whenever...
  14. J

    Trading Lessons/Insights From Coin Flipping

    So what insights can be derived from coin flipping?
  15. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    NDX put in a breakout on weekly close.
  16. J

    ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

    Spread bet firms for swing traders are a gift, wider spreads, but no commissions & no capital gains tax. It falls under gambling because you make a bet on direction, not buying or selling.
  17. J

    Trading Lessons/Insights From Coin Flipping

    It's not 60k in 13 years, you can't just leave out inflation Lol. Secondly, everybody that trades for living knows that 50% system, whether based on random entries or not, can be profitable, even less than 50% can be very profitable. It is about average return vs average risk. If you get that...
  18. J

    Trading Lessons/Insights From Coin Flipping

    It doesn't matter who does what. Main point is that your example is not even worth considering, you won't get any OPM based on net annual average return of 2.5%. You gotta do much better than that. Don't forget you are offering a risky investment, therefore annual net average return has to be at...
  19. J

    Trading Lessons/Insights From Coin Flipping

    Adjust that for inflation say 35% over 13 years & you might as well stay in premium bonds ;)
  20. J

    Gold - on cusp of massive bearmarket :)

    DB do you not think that top would come in a more parabolic form like the Nas, even taxi drivers haven't yet started advising to buy gold ;)
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