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imo this recession was better served looking at consumer defaults instead of corporate

what does a degree have to do with trading?

one thing you'll get from GS is connections. you can always trade for them for a year or two then break out on your own possibly much more stronger than currently.

they always seem to manipulate the markets with timely releases of information. i don't know if they have big interests like when they claimed there would be intervention in the US dollar a few weeks back. i assumed they were trying to dump some US dollar exposure after a run up. they must...

to bernanke printing money isn't a bailout...

imo the fed should cover all my losses.

RIO and KGC looked good on the pullback a week ago. if europe and japan get on the rate cut wagon i could see gold making a big run before the year is out.

i like 5,13,1 settings the best. macd isn't a good indicator as a signal, best for setting up trades a potential trading opp

liquidity bubble... requires more and more liquidity to keep the bull market going. eventually liquidity gets tapped out. at some point the excesses from the liquidity driven bull market needs to be cleansed. they can delay that process, but it will end up with a bigger drop...

how good is metastock for currency trading?

is it possible to enjoy a vacation without trading? i dont think so

they should send me money cuss if i run into financial trouble pepsi might go bankrupt!

i use 50 most of the time, but i rarely hold positions for long periods of time. 10 pips is 5% on usd/jpy, don't need to hold long for big profits. if i was holding positions overnight i wouldn't go over 5:1

if u want commodity exposure its better to go with aud. 70 on the yen is crazy. it would take a nuclear attack on US soil to drop the usd that much imo. i highly doubt we'll see under 90 this year.

its hard to call a top on the euro when the US still cutting rates while eu doesn't look like they will anytime too soon

so 1995 banks to go over the next few years

ok i looked into this a bit, seen this at oanda http://fxtrade.oanda.com/tools/market_info/fxmarkethours.shtml then to quote the part of the page that caught my eye i'd be careful and would never even touch the US market in this way during NFP. if there is a trend established, this...

i said over a year ago that this was a liquidity bubble. liquidity was dictating asset prices but sooner or later fundamentals would take charge. i think we're in the last legs of liquidity propping up the market, maybe 6-12 months before things really blow up. bonds the next bubble...

you obviously haven't traded enough. there are times when news comes out and the price reverses on a dime. or reverses 20 pips, then once the news is analyzed a bit more (revisions, etc) the trend gets resumed. slippage can also be bad during news releases.

be careful when news comes out...