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Think of it like this Eur/usd stronger dollar means more people buying dollars means the chart goes down. If it was 1.15 then a stronger dollar would have it moving to 1.08 Usd/eur: market buying more dollars, chart up, 0.8 to 0.9

Oh Jesus. I'm definitely shorting oil.

I don't think just opening stores will make people spend especially with all the unemployment and the fact that the tax payer will have to foot the bill of all the stimulus and unemployment benefits everywhere. It's going to cut sales for a long time

Anyone's guess on the April retail sales figures? If March was down only 8%, which I find hard to believe it wasn't more, then April is going to be a bloodbath

Give it to dozu

They have two tiered rates and you have to do over a certain amount to get the lower

And what do you want to trade? Equities, fx, other? I don't recommend more than just one to start. Trust me when I say it will take years. Personally, I lost a lot of money at the beginning. Be prepared to do that multiple times. You need to learn some fundamentals about economies too.

Give an example of a course you did on udemy

So, in the Dow 30 companies go to zero or below. The ones below zero, other traders are paying you to buy shares from them? No.

It's lose not loose.

For starters, can you get any capital into a margin account? You'll have minimum 3x the capital then to trade with.

Everyday at 15:50 at the moment the algos go wild

Do a search on how many people think like this currently. The thinking on here is short oil near term until the rollovers happen then long far dated futures/options after. Every retail trader, and most who have never traded oil seem to want to buy it currently because "it just has to go up"

Uh huh

Ask Trump. He wants to bail them out during a period of no demand

Supporting the companies not the demand so much.

Try USL

So what is? Another ETF, just futures? The uso roll date in May will cause problems also

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2020/04/20/the-us-oil-etf-uso-is-the-culprit-behind-oils-massive-plunge/amp/

The fund holds some of the forward months. A good read: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2020/04/20/the-us-oil-etf-uso-is-the-culprit-behind-oils-massive-plunge/amp/