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Where in the cycle are the major currencies?

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dude, what you don't get, and i won't educate you..your geopolitical don't mean sh^t today..

its the cahrts today!!
 
piphoe

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the sh^t you talk about is like 10 yrs out, 10yrs out how many of us will bee dew3...run your stas on that1
 
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piphoe said:
dude, what you don't get, and i won't educate you..your geopolitical don't mean sh^t today..

its the cahrts today!!
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Thank you for sparing me the pian of having to endure an education on hindsight trading. It's like driving your car while only looking in the rear view mirror.
 

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FXX

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piphoe said:
the only safe bet...is the next 15 mins
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15 minutes, 5 minutes, 1 minute... None of them are going to tell you what you need to make money. All they tell you is what has happened and anything that has happened is never going to happen again.
 
piphoe

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i am not going waste time getting phD in economics before i start trading..


F^...THAT

wasted time, imo

ps my economics proff is "broke" and is seriously worried abut his tenure3
 
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piphoe said:
i am not going waste time getting phD in economics before i start trading..


F^...THAT
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You don't need a PhD in economics. 6 months of initial casual education after which you do daily research is all you need. Added to that, you need to sit in front of your pc all day while I can operate to a preplanned schedule (60 to 90 minutes total per day). So while you are sitting there waiting for something to pop up and fight off gambling habits, I am doing productive things unrelated to trading. Smart trading vs forced trading, take your pic.
 
piphoe

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FXX said:
You don't need a PhD in economics. 6 months of initial casual education after which you do daily research is all you need. Added to that, you need to sit in front of your pc all day while I can operate to a preplanned schedule (60 to 90 minutes total per day). So while you are sitting there waiting for something to pop up and fight off gambling habits, I am doing productive things unrelated to trading. Smart trading vs forced trading, take your pic.
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cool.

where is your trade?

point me and rest of us to it.
 
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piphoe said:
cool.

where is your trade?

point me and rest of us to it.
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Where is my trade? Is this like a "take me to your dealer" question?

My trading for 2018 starts tomorrow with the fomc minutes. If you want an example of how I trade though I am more than happy to provide but I am guessing you are being sarcastic and don't really want to hear it.
 
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FXX said:
Where is my trade? Is this like a "take me to your dealer" question?

My trading for 2018 starts tomorrow with the fomc minutes. If you want an example of how I trade though I am more than happy to provide but I am guessing you are being sarcastic and don't really want to hear it.
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dont really give a sh^t, but go ahead

and, thats the truth

like your going teach me smtg right?? :D
 
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FXX said:
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Thanks very much for that mate! That video was exceptionally useful!
Such a simplified way of explaining it :)

I am going to watch it again shortly and perhaps i'll run my understanding past some of you here. I had a few thoughts pop into mind the first time around...I probably should have written them down :)
 
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tomorton said:
Interesting to see where each national currency is on a scale from very hawkish to very dovish in terms of respective interest rate changes. e.g. have a look at this at places like dailyfx.com where they chart this on a graphic called "perception of monetary policy standing" - see John Kicklighter's video clips such as this recent one **clip**

I say "interesting", not sure if its vital for short-term trading. Depends on your strategy.
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Cheers mate!
Funnily enough when I opened that video, it started at 5 mins something... Evidently I had already come across it couldn't quite follow or just couldn't engage with it. The video that FXX provided here has actually been quite helpful. It gives me a clearer understanding of the cogs in the machine and the overall result of human behaviour/policy. So when I watch that again, i'll watch that Kicklighter video again. I was quite perplexed at why the USD reacted the way it did to what I thought was going to provoke a bullish outcome...im sure the video will make more sense to me soon :)
 
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piphoe said:
dont really give a sh^t, but go ahead

and, thats the truth

like your going teach me smtg right?? :D
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The only thing I'll end up teaching you is that you are too stubborn to know what's good for you (a lesson you are probably experiencing on a daily basis resulting in you looking deeper into your charts for an answer that will never materialise).

"A smart man makes a mistake, learns from it, and never makes that mistake again. But a wise man finds a smart man and learns from him how to avoid the mistake altogether."
 
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