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...And the passing of air some hours later.

I wish you the best against them. I would not trust a word they say. These central bank people could use words to get others to do the work for them, and they sit in the shade.

I would not be surprised if the carry traders get a check from czech, if not break the back of the czech.

What is the carry on CZK? If carry is good, what if they short the pair when it is strong?

Who does not like to go with the strong?

The market oscillates because it hits stops. Since it oscillates most of the time, it hits stops most of the time. If you watch the market for maybe 10 years, you might become good at knowing what it does. What is your budget for trading?

EUR/USD @ 1.3408. Short side. 1/6th of normal.

You escaped by a hair last evening from a haircut. EUR/USD now at 1.3410 area. I am starting to like it as a short, particularly if Visaria were to become bullish bewteen 1.3410 and 1.3420:p . However the reward does not look good so far. I miss the fast big moves. Now at 1.3408.

Currency pairs that I would be checking tomorrow: short side: USD/CAD, CAD/CHF ; USD/JPY (now at 1.0475, 0.88ish, and 99ish). Long side: AUD/USD (now at 0.9384).

I went long at 1.3349. +21 pips now. Took a bit off as I will not be watching. Moved stops to sure gain. I did the opposite of what you posted after I read your posts in other threads. You also won, so it is a win-win.

Thank you very much!

Last week Nasdaq 100 was doing an action similar to what you described, yet there were some posts hanging to the idea that they would continue to buy it as long as the support was not broken. So when the move happened it was so fast, I am positive people did not have time to realize the change...

Trading of products and services allows an economy to price at marginal cost of production, take advantage of economies of scale, allow competition to take place, among other things. I view it as a must, and I believe is a core reason why cities are generally richer than the country side...

He explained why in a thoughtful way.

Why do they trade?

What about one should trade what fits one's psychology?

If they are all profitable, someone has to pay the profits. So who is paying? (Who is not as in a particular person, but who as in type of market participant).

The answer you got does not seem to me to be an answer to your question. I understand your question is NOT when to change the amount on which to apply the 0.5%, but rather to change the 0.5% to another number say 1% etc.

Good response! What would one say to those who might change their mind after the trade and do the opposite of what they planned: take a profit immediately if it is profitable, and hold on to the loser if it goes against them?

Could you share your source of data, and the tools in your test lab? PS: Just that you know, I like your posts. (And I agree with you on the new highs, but for individual stocks which I think is what you were meaning).