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Let me try this again....

Contrary to popular belief about the guy, DBPhoenix was actually pretty helpful to me. @Scataphagos and I also have spoken privately and the way he broke trading down to plain common sense was really helpful as well. In fact, what I got from speaking with him is that I was making things much...

No one cares what Rickards or any other goldbug has to say. I will say, however, that bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency is not the solution to the world's monetary problems.

Do enough research of any form of trading and you'll find an edge in it.

I've saw the dollar's recent action as a bottom. I expected a retracement at this level, though. If it doesn't bottom here, the drop will be insane.

Only thing I've found useful about day trading is that watching markets/prices move in real-time helps to anticipate the big swings on a larger time frame. To put it another way, being able to call a trade on that smaller time frame consistently helps to read charts better and call a trade on a...

I would think that when traders plot S&R points and/or overbought and oversold points, they're plotting such areas as potential areas for said action.

Yeah, I've slowly learned that calls are for egotistic people.

How many funerals have there been for trend following? Only for the CTAs to bounce back.

It took me a while to figure out that trading isn't so much about mastering the markets or any sort of technique but is almost all about mastering yourself. It took plenty of pain for me to finally accept that fact.

Trying to be the hero is more of a thrill, I guess.

I've used TA to anticipate trends that spanned over years, particularly major trend reversals. But that's my own personal experience.

Of course this article would come from a goldbug source. Those morons have been screaming fake markets for the longest...only because their fantasy of economic collapse and skyrocketing gold prices hasn't panned out. Instead of chalking it up to being wrong, they convince themselves that the...

But CON-servatives don't think there's a problem with this.

When it hits the news, it's highly probable that the insiders are unloading on those who are buying on the news.

Guys like Peter Schiff have been saying that the bull market is near it's end since the bull market began. The point is: no one knows. Anyone claiming to know is either naive or a charlatan.

You can't seriously believe that the poor has no money. I noticed also how you failed to include the middle class, whom I also spoke on. Another important point to note is that I'm talking about the working poor. Not those who refuse to work and leech off of the system. Here's my answer...

It's typical right-wing/conservative economics. Take money from the poor and middle class and give it to big business in hopes that the wealth trickles down. That flawed supply side economics crap. In such an economic environment, businesses who make their money off of consumer spending will...

Has anyone actually cashed in their bitcoin bets though?

Yeah, this plunge protection team sounds pretty sorry, to me. From my understanding, they were supposedly established in the 80s but since then, we've had a few pretty wild bear markets.