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AUD/JPY at 93. Out of this for now.

Thanks for the info. I am then going to look at AUD/USD in case the move in same direction.

EUR/JPY now at 133.29. Getting out here.

Thanks Xelite!

It did well. Now at 134.80. Taking some off.

eur/jpy: did not notice this pair until after it broke below 135.08. MINUS at 134.70. Partial with add planned below 134.60 area. Idea of this pair is that it might mimic stock markets. Thinking this might be like a reverse V. top. Concerned about possibility of a sharp rally to make a possible...

Half out at the 93.17 area.

Assume one uses all stocks (including the dead stocks). Since the price is limited to the downside by zero, there should be more stocks below the arithmetic average. By the nature of an index such as the dow, the stocks in it are above the median. The geometric average for all stocks could be...

:-) If it does as I think it would, you should be able to get your order filled at 82.48 or even below as early as tomorrow. But I would be surprised if you bought.

My models are viewing Nasdaq100 at 3400 today as a top. Thursdays can be bad days for bulls, and Tomorrow is a Thursday. I am very surprised that VXX did not move as I think it would/should today. Is it that the demand for premium is not firm or that there is enough supply?

If I think that Wednesday 30, 2013 with NQ at 3400 is a top, what are the best ways to profit from it?

Is this one lonely trade or as system of trades? What are the stats of the losers, and how many losers have you used to compute the stats?

what is your R/R?

kelly/5

But what if one can stand losing 4 ticks? Then trading with 1/4 is as if one were to be standing 1 tick with regular size?

Imbalance between demand and supply leads to a line in the price-time space. Is that the main point? Could the imbalance lead to other curves such as parabola etc. What is the meaning to the imbalance when the curve is a line?

What about trading it with small size, say 1/4 the size, so that the cost of failure is acceptable, say a quarter, and demanding 1 point as a reward?

AUD/JPY at 93.60. Within around 10 pips from a confrontation between sellers and buyers. Minus AUD/JPY at 93.60.

That was one a heck of a head-fake -- maybe a headbutt in the face of bulls. In 15 minutes it went down by 1.25 --- it looks like a vertical chute in the chart.

SPY 177. The head fake.