Recent content by aex

I was intrigued by one interview in Market Wizards with a trader who was just watching news and quotes. I liked the idea and eventually I got rid of charts. I love it. The only thing is that I need to glance at the quotes from time to time (volume and high and low of the day also displayed).

You should ask yourself if the big players in the market factor these events in their decision making. My guess would be that they do.

Makes sense. Jim Rickards must be talking out of his **** maybe to promote his books. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-05/the-ecb-explains-why-central-banks-can-t-go-bankrupt-in-a-footnote

I rarely use charts, but I will still follow this thread, as I am currently trading Nasdaq as my first choice for an instrument and I liked the first post as I believe it has some interesting points.

There is a theory out there saying that when central banks will fail the IMF will be the only one left to bail them out and "save the world" from economic collapse. So far when LTCM failed, Wall Street bailed them out and when Wall Street failed, the Fed bailed them out. Sounds weird and I...

maybe this? https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/may/19/deutsche-bank-may-leave-britain-in-event-of-brexit-reports

Are there any of those US brokers good for 5 digits accounts?

I was thinking about the same thing but I wouldn't be sure on estimating what are the odds for that to happen in the next 3 years.

I trade indices (mostly Nasdaq at the moment). I look at fundamentals and a little bit of price action (just quotes, rarely a line chart with no indicators). If anyone wants to talk about trading and share opinions pm me with WhatsApp number.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-25/u-s-bond-market-s-biggest-buyers-are-selling-like-never-before

Anyone trading Nasdaq 100 without too much technical analysis?