Is putting Stephen Miller in charge of negotiating

Seriously? I always made sure to be flat at the time, still do with NG when it reports. I evidently trade much smaller, but even so, I don't think I'd ever put my hand into that buzzsaw.

@Spike Trader Yeah, well J e m..is.. I don't want to say Candyman three times.

Like anything one gets a feel, I'm out on the retrace there at 63.78 as once past 30-40% retrace it will juggle a bit usually.

I scalp extensively using only charts not DOM (can't handle the matrix). I swing a bit but since 2014 I made a bad habit of intuitive trading a living :)

Living in Colombia I've been able to build my capital far easier.
 
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Just curious, how many markets do you follow very short term? And shouldn't you be trading coffee? :D

I usually trade 5 in parallel. I know what you mean with coffee, they have a dance but I tend to just use crude as a social instrument, some friends trade on it. They are not able to multitask like I can so KISS with prior levels and lines.

Most money made with indexes, notes & J7 etc.

I have done some NG trading but it get too illiquid sometimes for my style.
 
Sorry, kids, this was all planned. Don't blame Miller.

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Daily caller :)

Sure kid.

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Nice melt up to 6900 on NQ. Of course. But why stop there.
 
I usually trade 5 in parallel. I know what you mean with coffee, they have a dance but I tend to just use crude as a social instrument, some friends trade on it. They are not able to multitask like I can so KISS with prior levels and lines.

Most money made with indexes, notes & J7 etc.

I have done some NG trading but it get too illiquid sometimes for my style.
Yes, I much prefer CL's liquidity to that of NG, which makes for smoother moves, but I have found that in the last while my setups are not as reliable as they used to be.

The coffee comment was because of your "Johnny on the spot" location in Colombia. Joking.

As an aside,

I made a bad habit of intuitive trading
I trade off the charts as well, and the best I can do with my intuition is to judge whether my setups meet the spirit of my setup rules and not only the letter. Any more discretion than that and I'd find myself at sea.
 
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Yes, I much prefer CL's liquidity to that of NG, which makes for smoother moves, but I have found that in the last while my setups are not as reliable as they used to be.

The coffee comment was because of your "Johnny on the spot" location in Colombia. Joking.

As an aside,


The best I can do with my intuition is to judge whether my setups meet the spirit of my setup rules and not only the letter. Any more discretion than that and I'd find myself at sea.

:) I considered that but CL and Robusta etc. are often well correlated.

I have a bot system I run setups on, discretionary I am a Jazz player perhaps.. but of course I have my dos and don't rules. I have a 'classical' grounding in backtested setups so I'm not all by feel.

If everyone says something is as bad idea, it may be profitable. Unless it is a Tide capsule.
 
Of course they did. Trump thinks he’s a good negotiator but he isn’t playing at the level congress does.

Negotiation is all about leverage. Republicans would be wise to take note.

He is closer to mafia methods than many will believe.

Hopefully he is getting his snout into the cocaine today and will go on a proper rant. He may not drink but he has a long history with the sniff sniff.

If only Hillary had called him out on it during that debate..
 
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