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you are correct, my miscalculation, i have +4.7% on day. Bond market is undergoing a serious reevaluation of the economy too since last week;s ISM and employment data.

so a 1.1% retrace after a 25% slide in 5-weeks is enough for you to come to that conclusion?

Well, that sounds like a no brainer, moving, if your current job search is not going well.

They ought to put as much effort into answering their phones with competent people as they do on damage control on this board.

Not up in the US. IB sucks, their customer service sucks even harder. "customer is always wrong" is rule number 1.

Lots of writers, few professional traders

CNBC just gives the people what they want.

Powerbombs, Piledrives and Cross-face Chickenwings i thought those were option strategies, I feel tricked. :(

Yeah, everybody knows that Dave & Cabot (Cabot??) would never drink Remy Martin Louis XIII brandy, instead preferring a warm glass of bull semen.

well put blast19

MBA, a no brainer. You cannot start a profitable trading career on 20K.

Market is well aware of the reserve story.

cause everybody is already long euros. Spec long in euros per CFTC is a few contracts off a record.

Allright, i reread your post. You could be right. Sorry to be so argumentative.

Wait a sec. You can't just throw out, "If you were able to build a successful trading system based on those cover magazines, then congratulations. Those studies are biased, to start with. They want to prove a point and chose only those covers that do not work." Prove that they are biased...

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000039&sid=azaARBnHx5kc&refer=columnist_baum http://www.arborresearch.com/biancoresearch/samples/Quick-02-06-06.htm More links. And, while it may be early, the euro has put in at least a temporary top since the Economist magazine cover last week.

I just posted a link showing a study that shows there is value. Where is your proof there is not?

"They make up shit all the time. It's hilarious. You wanna follow the media? Start a journal here. We'd all find it very entertaining." Exactly. Bloomberg energy headlines for example. Oil down today on expectations that OPEC won't keep to quotas. Next day, Oil up today on hints OPEC will...

i have not, but others have http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2005/03/the_magazine_co.html http://www.thestreet.com/comment/cfeatures/1242603.html http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2006/05/30/spotting-the-end-of-a-trend.aspx...