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Dude, I like your trading style. Don't stop posting! I hope I didn't come across as lecturing you earlier, maybe I misinterpreted your last post. I like you and don't want to see you leave, thats why I was saying to be cautious:) I really respect and appreciate your openness. You call all...

I used to trade the CL but switched to QM two weeks ago as way to cut down size. I actually hate QMs, the spread and volume sucks, but the CL contract is a little too big. Today was unusual that I traded two QMs. I typically just do 1 QM at a time and use $1 stops. But yeah, CL is much...

Sorry to hear about your losses. I haven't been keeping up this thread, but sounds like you are close to blowing your account. Anytime you lose -20% of your capital, you should either take a break or dramatically cut size while you cool off. It’s a natural tendency to revenge trade after...

Wow this is really messed up. The short EUR position that I covered earlier just hit my original target. :(

Got out at break even 37.35 The market looks tired after that big spike and its late in the day, so there is no point in trading right now. I am going to stop for the day

Yeah that true. i am hoping for a quick bounce back, if I dont see it i next 15-30 min, I am closing position

I just picked up 2 QM contracts at 37.35 Keeping tight stop around 37

I am in the same situation here. My EUR short position went from $1300 profit to -$300 loss. I panicked and covered once it reached break even. I am so pissed now for keep moving my target down. Should have just exited with $1000 profit but didn't.

No i am still riding my short EUR. This damn thing is moving slow.

Capitan Morgan is my fav rum. I used to mix that up with Coke back in college Recently I got into Scotches. Its an acquired taste though, not for everyone :)

36.19 is a good level to buy. I see strong support right under it. On another note, I had my stop too tight, and now it looks like the market is pulling back. I put a tight stop, cuz i am riding a big EUR short at the moment and don't want to overexpose myself.

hehe, gotta watch that man! :D

I got stopped out

Just went short @ 37.72 looking for a .5 pull back.

3-5 avg trades here as well, done mostly during the late London to early NY session I find that EUR/USD tends to do a big 100 pips move in 10 min and then stay in a tight range for 1-2 hours and consolidate. So there are very few tradable moves generated per session, and if I miss the move, I...

ummm, but her fans are wrecking havoc in the world. Wouldn't a rational person attribute that to the underlying movement?

I trade the GBP/USD as well, though not as much as I trade the EUR/USD. I really like the GDP/USD because it trends well and regularly gives nice 30-60 pip swings to trade.

You should ask that question from Alan Greenspan, who says he was most influenced by Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged: Watch 4:40 - 8:00 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8342614253746711839&ei=DeBoSY_HH6O6qAOCqMXFDA&q=alan+greenspan&hl=en

Agreed! But in reference to the title of this thread, many of those wall street crooks were influenced by this terrible book. Atlas Shrugged is used like a Bible in business schools. My college professor would have jizz in his pants when he talked about Ayn Rand.

The state tells me? This douchebag Alan Greenspan, who was the primary actor in bringing about this carnage in the financial world, is saying he was most influenced by Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged: Watch 4:40 - 8:00...