thats a strategy based on a 1 min chart with confirmation on the trend from longer charts. i'm usually looking for 5-10 pip gains. i'm still...
there was no chance of a rally today. the yen carry trade has been unwinding all week. gonna be interesting to see how things unfold next week.
imo its better to compare 1929 or 1987 instead of 2k
depends, if earnings drop P/E ratios go through the roof. then the markets look overvalued, then the returns would look 'frothy' over that period...
5 to 2 usually seems like the best times for usd/jpy
mid 2004 this showed up on my value screen. didn't expect it to have such a big run. 120 was too far too fast imo but could go beyond that...
i could never go long a company that pushes its products through the system to make their numbers.
companies like rimm could be lower in a year but who knows what happens over the next 6 months. would suck to see margin calls only to know...
hey look lets bail out the risk takers and screw everyone else...
when the USD drops it can cause foreigners to bail. you think they're going to enjoy watching the value of their holdings keep dropping? there's...
5-10 minutes
i still remember reading articles that warren buffet lost his touch in like 2000. most of those old timers have blown away the tech stock...
no housing bubble? housing market didn't crash? can i crawl under your rock?
power rarely goes out, if it does i could lose money, but thats the cost of doing business. thank god for wireless internet as well, so yes i do...
this really helps out our hockey teams!
i hate having stops in place. i use charts for my stops instead of an arbitrary number. much more comfortable with that.
giving back the yen that was borrowed after getting hit with margin calls, shrugs. i think the possibility of a 1987 style drop could happen...
if the dow went over 15k, central banks will talk about how great of a job they have done.
what has me worried is the market hitting new highs and the USD dropping like a rock. Thats recipe for disaster that could hit on an option...
who can be a bull when debt to gdp ratios are through the roof and derivative use has been put on steroids? this is gonna hurt sooner or later
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