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Gave it a quick look. Is it similar to the dollar index?

May be time for AUD/USD longs. Just throwing it out there.....trying to talk a little trading....

I like windsurfing, gladiator movies and long walks on the beach.

Turning away from my trading station, looking out the window this morning, 6-plus inches, still snowing.....

Viper, you are NOT Herbert!

Is there any way to put this whole thread on ignore?

He sidestepped the last questions from a former fed governor, but he looked a little queasy..

You guys keep using them big words and the "hits" on this site are gonna drop:mad:

I think that was Doug Allen.

Let's use AUD/USD for an example. I guess the answer for short term is "no". Unless you use an intra-carry short term high risk contra trending method. :confused:

Agreed. Expectations carry more weight than actions. Might be a good time to start re-thinking the trades?

Perhaps the people who estimate the job loss figures are also traders? I can't, in my short memory, remember a figure (nfp) being so far from the estimate.

Good question. I was wondering the same. We'll see what happens when NY opens.....

So, Trichet states the EU is taking action which will, long-term, strengthen the Euro. In the same speech, he supports a strong $. China is increasing it's gold stakes but expresses concern over the value of the $. Is this continued lip service, or might we be seeing an actual turn?

Most elderly (say, over 70) still have an old-school trust of different professions, pharmacists, doctors, politicians, etc. Who was lined-up for flu-shots? Who votes more than other age groups? Who falls victim to CVS price-gouging more often?

I just like the accents..... The link is live at 8:30 NY time. http://www.thomson-webcast.net/de/dispatching/?ecb_091203_stream_video

NZD/CHF?

It's "Sharpie"ratio. It's a ratio based on the number of markers vs. the available volume of your chest pocket.

What happened to the GBP/USD trade?

They call him Tiger. But he's really just a DAWG!!!!!