Recent content by Lúidín

Maybe it is as simple as "ignorance"

I gave this a 10 as it is a good introduction to bonds. With interest rates expected to go higher, bond prices (market prices) will fall as bond yields (coupon) increase for new issue bonds. This would indicate to the ordinary investor to stay away from bonds for now. As always, the big question...

I gave this a 4 as it is very basic with no mention of the volatility smile or the model price.

as you say in the US.."you must be kiddin, right" :cheesy:

did you find the charts for those live trades i asked you about :)

whoever that psychologist is..he hasn't a clue about trading :lol:

while S&R can be very important when trading..you just don't buy at support..or just sell at resistance..as you can get caught out many times grant different markets behave differently..but they all have the same type of people trading them..those who know a good bit about what they are...

the problem with theory is that you can not actually see it..much easier to understand something if you can see it :idea: his name is "John" btw :) http://www.rte.ie/radio/mooneygoeswild/fp2012/april18.html Hi Derek, Love your program. Went to my local veg shop yesterday, and when I came...

we will soon see what you know..and you might learn something..but that is up to you..i once thought i knew something about trading..as i had made some good money for months on end..with not one losing trade..then..all of a sudden the market decided to head south..and took all of my money back...

if you want to have a chance of making some money with options..then look at the FTSE MIB..but not with IG or any other SB company..you are wasting your time trading options with SB companies..or to be more precise..just throwing away money

the first thing you need to do is accept that you haven't a clue what you are doing..and to prove it to you..i am going to ask you to post some charts showing 2 live trades that you made..one winner..and one loser..showing the entry price and date/time..and the exit price and date/time..for...

be careful..only fools call the market..traders "trade" the market :idea:

of course..the requirement for large turnover started with the demise of the cozy cartels..or gentlemen's clubs..all details can be found with a simple bit of research..but why would anyone bother to do that..that requires some serious thought and a bit of work there is but one word that sums...

if he said that then he is rude also..while he may be correct in that most know very little about actual trading..it is best not to call people names..it is bad manners

his trades might be a joke..but no need to be so rude..it will get you nowhere