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In case anyone is watching, I'm no longer bullish.

"Run for your life" cried the mad hatter!

Pretty uninspiring.

Aussie struggling on open. Not a good sign overall. Dogs leading (GBP).

I'll be pretty quick to discard my bias if this doesn't open well

Yes I could see that happening as well.

Trying to keep an open mind here. We'll see how the open goes. Looks like it will open just under yesterday's open.

Reluctantly bullish on GBP once again. The tape just doesn't want to go down. 131.90

Yes it's choppy. Im just looking at the overall context the past tree days, where you had what looked like a break to the downside, failure after fomc, then another failure this morning. I've noticed the tendency for very extended markets to shake off both sides and create doubt on both sides...

Well I'm about to start up again with funds. I haven't traded in awhile but that's mostly just not having the time. Anyway, GBP I don't think it has found a bottom yet, so I'm mostly stalking it from the bearish side. London was really interesting, though, after the push up yesterday, which I...

Looks like the attempt at a currency rally against USD is failing. There was some follow through buying on the London open, then it all started to fall apart around 5am EDT. Pound as usual getting hit the hardest.

Ok I give up then.

If you must trade, it should be once a day. Which you probably won't do. Anybody who's been around can spot overtrading from a mile away.

There's scores of traders who wish they had only lost 11k learning to trade, myself included. Demo demo demo until the lightbulb goes on. It can take a long time. The good news is if you don't give up, you'll probably get it. Even one es contract is too much for you right now. Try option setups...

There was plenty of money to be made in forex, if you could see the dollar turning from strength to weakness, especially against the British pound. Nice breakout above the 131.30 to .40 level after fomc.

The grass grows and it gets hot. Oh yeah, the trading sucks in general too. There's a lot less liquidity and the moves don't. Less volatility in general, but please don't sell premium because I said that.

You do realize it's summer, right?

They keep talking about 2 percent inflation. I'm starting to think it's like The Great Pumpkin. Except Halloween is a ways away.

What, you don't have a captain to do that for you? If he's making you fuel up your own ship, I'd find another captain. You can borrow mine till you find a replacement. :cool:

But I wouldn't trade it in front of fomc here