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Could share how you see it, and how you do it? I agree they are not the same.

How did you know about that pair, and what tools did you use to get in and out?

From some models. You make some really good charts.

Be easy on the gentleman. He seems to be a nice guy, and intelligent too, which is rare.

The funnier thing is, we are many times more than 100% since the 1987 bottom, and before it the 1929 bottom, and you are discussing the 2009 bottom?

So why trade multiple pairs when what you seem to be doing is essentially long EUR, short CAD/AUD (or long eur, short commodities?)?

The question is NOT whether you were long, short, or nothing, but what you expect going forward at current price.

Are you surprised? It is not what one should expect (it does not mean the alphas are correlated).

How did you know I posted here? PS: It is now at 1.2951/52. If they bounce it up now, would it break 1.2960/touch 1.2970, or would it be just a fake bounce made by a robot or a stupid human?

EUR/USD is now at 1.2960. I am shorting it between this price, and 1.2970 in case it does not touch 1.2970 before it move down. How much should I expect to lose before I see a profit?

65.46 to 65.56.

qqq at 65.46. What is coming next?

Shouldn't your line be 6 to 12 cents higher?

Four hours of trading later, QQQ fell to 64.25.

QQQ is at 65.40. Are sellers around the corner?

QQQ at 65.32. Goodbye to the long side.

Could you share some charts, and grant me the rights to use them if I do?

QQQ at the 65.20 area. Are profit takers/sellers around the corner? Is 65.49 an important level?

In auto, what do you think of VLKAY? I do not see how AAPL could go above the 700 area in next one to 2 years?

If the sales are up 17.4%, how would that lead to a more-than-18% rise needed to even out the 18% loss?