Recent content by Jason101

I started on T2W in about 2008, I haven't been on it for many years, I made the mistake of coming back over this Christmas and you have reminded me exactly why I left. I am simply making the point that in the world of institutional finance, the vast majority of professional traders are...

I really don't think you have understood my message at all. Maybe I wrote that paragraph in a clumsy way? Of course there are some professional independent retail traders who make money consistently. It is about 10 to 20%. But only about two to four percent can rely on it as a sole income...

Rules yes but not in the way you think. An overall picture of what I do would be helpfull. I choose with fundamentals a long term trade, three months plus going into years. And then dollar cost average into it on the five minute timeframe sometimes going down to two or three minute time frame...

Tim, it's along video I haven't watched it. But here are my reasons to be long gold. The dollar is f#####. The Death of Trust & Geopolitical Shifts Russian Asset Confiscation: Seizing Russian reserves proved dollar assets are political tools, forcing nations to buy gold to keep their wealth...

Only one, price, price at suport and resistant, price moving up, price moving down, price moving sideways, price moving at different speeds, price moving at different angles, price breaking out, price retracing, price hitting new lows or highs in differing time frames. Price at different times...

Tim & CV, All the dead people I know, friends and family who died of covid, none of them had had the vaccine. This is not a joke. I doubt very much that either of you hold high positions in institutions which compile, collate and research all of the research done around the world on this...

Ok Tim, going back to your central point, that the fact that leaving the EU trading block isn't working out very well so far is down to the fault of British people that voted not to leave. That covers a lot of people. Who are these people? And what have they done to insure brexit is not...

It is one thing to accept that you will personally be less well off by voting to leave the EU trading block and be fine with that, you sound almost proud of that fact, as though you are altruistic. But it seems very amiss for you not to mention your voting decisions impact on everyone else who...

So the failure so far of leaving the largest trading block on our doorstep (and within our own continent) is all due to the people who voted against leaving. 🤣🤣🤣

I completely agree everyone has the right to an opinion in a democracy and I wasn't suggesting otherwise. I said it really annoys me that the richest friends I have also don't pay taxes and also are the most politically active in activism I know. I don't like it. But I would still defend their...

Paying taxes! Ha that's one thing that really annoys me. Sure traders don't do too much for society, I trade it goes the territory (my wife works clinically in a hospital). In fact all my family work in the NHS or education. They all pay taxes. All the professional traders I know pay any...

Stand aside -buy wine

Last Wednesday BJ stood up in parliament and said he was proud of the way his government has handled the coronavirus. This exact same Wednesday the UK'S death rate was greater than EVERY OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRY ADDED TOGETHER. That is hard to take in. The UK had more deaths than the combined...

I'd almost forgotten those heavy days of leverage.

That was depressing. You have just reminded me of how much I would have earned over the last few months if the FCA hadn't tightened up leverage. Ha, glad I looked in!