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Almost a half million new cases in USA yesterday. Ending soon?

Must need to be a "RainMaker" to understand that?

..... Aspen in CO ..... :thumbsup:, a top ten on my list, even though it will be a lot more developed from the last time I was there.

Ken C with almost 3800 posts and 2300 likes. That Ken C?

Along with all the rest of the motherf.....s.

Some new buyers are looking for lower prices and .... some new sellers are looking for higher prices. Mostly the losing type.

You are correct VIRTUSA (who runs and hides his posts all the time) 1% day after day after day after .... (actually $673.92, a little less than $680). But close enough. Now how about after 365 days - that would be $18704.67 and 730 days / 2 years - $706,726.69 wow very nice but nothing...

Losing traders, without stop losses, spin. Price chopped in half - hey it's on sale. Because no one else wants it duh! Buying stonks is not like buying shoes at DSW. Returns can now quadruple ...... maaaybe - after half of the clients pulled their money.

Confirmed.

You are correct 1% day after day after day after .... (actually $673.92, a little less than $680). But close enough. Now how about after 365 days - that would be $18704.67 and 730 days / 2 years - $706,726.69 wow very nice but nothing compared to 1825 / 5 years (leave off leap day) and you...

So I'll take that as nothing and no to my questions.

Uhhh no. Most people are long only traders/investors, especially the retail crowd. Lack of real selling is the pros not having interest or spooked retailers bailing out in mass. The least resistant path is higher. Just going to take a little time is all. As to compounded rates of return...

I get following using Chrome with Kaspersky:- "Visiting an untrustworthy website has been prevented Detected at: 1/1/2022 3:06:25 PM URL: astutefx.co.uk Reason: This certificate or one of the certificates in the certificate chain is not up to date."

So what exactly does that have to do with a potential trade of the pair? And I am guessing, you have never traded currencies and maybe pairs trading in general?

In a situation where they are paired, as the Op asked, they "both can't race to the bottom" simultaneously. + + + As to the question - U.S. dollar often makes trend changes near end of current year or start of the next. My guess EURUSD moves higher but not dramatically so. GBPUSD and EURGBP...

Price down, volume down, open interest down (IOW lack of real selling) last couple of weeks .... point to price (and of course volume, open interest) likely moving higher soon.

The point, in between, that I referenced confirms B. Otherwise B can turn out to be just another short term swing low and a continuation of the prior move lower. Of course waiting for the in between point to be cleared gives more certainty but less available potential profit. Everything is a...

"I never buy .... " Do you ever sell .... short? Traders do both.

The peak in between point A and point B is where you should be looking.

Idiots are a never ending story.