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I agree. Unless you're scalping there's no point in watching the tick and minute charts, in my opinion.

Generally speaking, the larger the time frame you spot a signal on, the longer term the movement that will follow will be.

I think it's good it's the news. No one is surprised, but actually exposing it to public scrutiny is a good thing. If people doing that got exposed more often maybe the practice wouldn't be as wide-spread. Or maybe I'm just optimistic. :(

I am completely unsurprised, I bet a lot of apps do that.

I wish him all the best.

Germany’s financial watchdog BaFin alerted of follow-up scams targeting investors who already lost to binary options, promising to recover the money that they lost against an upfront payment. However, any advance payments made to such recovery fraudsters only add to existing losses and might...

Have you decided where to visit, OP?

I've said it before and I'll say it again, if you have $50 million to buy a house you're more likely to use them to build your own house to your own specifications rather than get someone else's.

Stuff like this begins as a joke for the bragging rights and often ends in the hospital. :(

That's what I was wondering about. A court decision sets a precedent that affects other people down the line.

He did pack quite the punch. Much younger people haven't been able to get away from a shark attack, unfortunately.

You can't trust anyone any more. :(

In a landmark ruling a judge in Brooklyn has accepted a criminal case that treats an initial coin offering (ICO) as a type of security. The decision is a legal precedent that will help regulate all crypto currency offerings the same way shares are regulated under the U.S. Securities legislation.

Use the larger time frames to ascertain the trend, then the smaller ones to find a good entry.

If they're pegged to the USD what's the point of trading them and not just trading the USD?

A legend has left us. RIP.

I wish they had shown the actual car rather than computer renderings of it.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged two individuals working at Nonko Trading with fraud. More specifically, the SEC alleges that Jeffrey Goldman and Christopher Eikenberry, both from Michigan, participated in a Ponzi-like scheme and pocketed over $1.4 million...

There are conflicts in every family, it happens. I think the important thing is not to hold a grudge.

Well, that driver didn't pay any attention to the sign.