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EUR/USD: Shortie's comment influenced me to trade it last night on long side, and it handed me a loss (stopped me right at bottom of the retreat). This stupid thing then went up 180 pips from that level. I am going to try my luck shorting it. It is now at 1.4278. Shortie: if you have been...

This was my best day trading EUR/USD. I shorted it at 1.4153. Covered in low 1.40s. It took the time to reboot the computer to lock the profits (my system froze, after I did some other trips such as shorting at 1.4138, covering at 1.4085). It it was so good. Thanks Ben. More meetings like this...

It is not all donuts. There are also spreads and bagels, with some cheese and grapes.

Good sense of humor! :) The closest to smart money poor TJ could be is to be their barber. BTW, they do not like hair cuts, but I like to give it to them if I can.

EUR/USD at 1.4045. Time is 12:49PM on election day. Smart money seem to start to show up to buy dollars between here and 0.5% higher. Will stocks feel the effect if the king is back?

An ATM call cannot have a delta of 0.5-- it is impossible.

False

I just want to add myself to the handful of people who thought highly of your comments and the points you raised. Keep posting and ignore the nasty comments. Sometime ago, in two other threads, I tried to discuss the point you raised but the crowd put the winds out of the sail. Volty is just...

How sure are you? The probs of a dollar heading higher seems to be much higher than a dollar heading lower. Did you consider the possibility that you be left holding the bag?

They will not get it back, but if they do it the way they are doing it, they will get back more than 20K. The FED is right.

bullcrap. The US stock market is likely to be the best market in the world going in the next few years. The BRICs will fall on peoples heads.

That "crap" has been in a bull market for 30 years (until end of august). It was a smart move by china to the buy the US paper. I would be interested to know if after August, whether they are net buyers or net sellers of paper.

Could you name one nation in human history that manipulated its own currency on the UP-side, and was a failure?

I thought they keep the proceeds in debt form rather than the cash in order to hedge against dollar devaluation and their deposit bank running out of business.

bonds

" why some firms require series 7 and some don't?" Could the answer be " to cover their butts with yours"?

Did you read the PMs?

Are there major rotations taking place? Which asset classes, countries, and stock sectors would the money be flowing to? What are the chances that the answer would be equities/real estate, the USA, and the tech? What is your insight?

Why is dollar up, bonds selling off, and tech up? does it not say that appetite for risk is back and that money is heading to US assets?