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Are you sure about that? That pair looks like it's forming a short-term top on the daily charts.

The EUR/USD was the place to be. LOL

I would expect for buying pressure to be in a position to overcome selling pressure.

The price action of the U.S. Dollar Index shows that the market has for some time believed that the Fed isn't gonna raise rates.

LOL. That's actually true in my case. In fact, this is my hometown: http://www.cnn.com/2013/10/29/opinion/sutter-lake-providence-income-inequality/

I heard about that. LOL. Of course they couldn't defend that.

Nope. This race-relation crap is the result of the Obama administration giving free reign to race baiters to do what they do best. They've placed black criminals as the face of fictitious "injustices" and have not to mention blacks have been given a free pass to be extremely racist.

Liberals/Demonkkkrats will claim that the parties switched.

I see two good opportunities for entry that would have shown itself in plain sight in real time if one knew what to look for.

The lost decade that usually occurs after a deleveraging? It happened during the 30's as well.

I'm not disagreeing at all with the notion that America has a black crime problem. The point I'm making is that a lot of blacks are taught from jump, through the doctrine of victimization, to be immoral and unaccountable. As I've told many others on here, I used to be that way also. I used to...

That's really what it comes down to, but it's not the whole story. After all, other races have been affected by the dwindling family structure in America and their communities aren't in shambles. You've got to combine the breakdown of the family with the doctrine of victimization and the...

Fundamentally, I don't know much about those markets either. I only take price into consideration. LOL

I think gold has hit a short-term bottom in the sense that we may see a technical rally from this point but I can't say that the long-term outlook for gold is bullish. As for the breakdown, gold didn't breakdown yesterday. It actually broke down a like a week before. It just happened to...

Yeah, I trade strictly by price. I don't know if looking at centuries of data helped me in the sense of improving my strategy but it did help to validate my strategy.

LOL. Exactly. That's the point of the financial media, though. People wanna be told every single day why the market rose or fell and they have to conjure up reasons.

I didn't learn how to trade until I stopped watching the news. I'm to the point where I don't even keep up with it. I might read the WSJ or some other news site once a week. What they tell me is gonna show up in the prices first, so it makes no sense IMO to track that stuff.

I've never been able to relate to people who claim that the markets have changed. I've analyzed price charts from at least a century ago and those charts still follow the same drivers of price action. You can view charts that have nothing to do with trading and see the same action occurring.

I shorted my company's stock and didn't hear a peep from them. LOL

These Austrian economists should become comedians.