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- tomase commented Aug 1, 2019
Likewise the Dow.
- tomase commented Jan 18, 2019
And how appropriate it would be for this rally to end on a public holiday (Jan 21st Martin Luther King day) having begun on another - Dec 26th.
- tomase commented Sep 20, 2018
Yes. So better hitch a ride on an Elon Musk rocket - though that might not turn out too well either...
- tomase commented Jul 27, 2018
You don't say...how astute.
- tomase commented Jul 27, 2018
Take a look at the Dow. Looks like the 5 wave move up is complete and it's falling fast as I type. At least a substantial A B C correction from here or a resumption of the downtrend from the beginning of the year.
- tomase commented Mar 26, 2018
I suppose you want all your frigging tulips back as well.
- tomase commented Nov 7, 2017
As a communications specialist she's obviously excellent at her job and has reached millions of people with her message. She should be hired elsewhere immediately on at least double the rate she was getting at her old job.
- tomase commented Aug 25, 2017
I assure you I wasn't offended - some charts (the ones that include Sunday) really are crappy. And yes Elliot waves are a way to explain order flow and in that sense they're useful for retail traders. Getting the count right is the hard part and ...
- tomase commented Aug 25, 2017
As you say, all we have as retail traders in some crappy graph and not the first idea of real order flow. But we have what we have and I would argue that it's still possible to make money consistently after a good many years of practice. Elliot ...
- tomase commented Aug 25, 2017
Yes everything is rigged blah, blah blah.....Well learn how to de-rig it, follow the money and make it work for you. It takes years of practice, many blown accounts (small, practice ones if you've got any sense - but real money, not demo) and if you ...
- tomase commented Aug 24, 2017
"Learn to avoid it first" - quite right. But learn to avoid it altogether and trade the indexes instead.
- tomase commented Jul 29, 2016
Another warped interpretation. He's Foreign Secretary for f's sake. His job along, with others, is to get stuck right in the middle of it and negotiate the exit. He could have refused the job, but he didn't. So that's not "chickened out and ...
- tomase commented Jul 29, 2016
In case you were unaware, Boris Johnson is now Foreign Secretary....I wouldn't exactly describe that as "chickened out and disappeared from the scene".
- tomase commented Jul 7, 2016
Whilst "a fly in the pan" might be very tasty in some sort of diet, the expression is actually: "a flash in the pan". The "fly expression is: "a fly in the ointment" which means something slightly different. But I appreciate a good ...
- tomase commented Jun 30, 2016
Here is another link - an article by Frederick Forsyth on June 13 which chimes with the link posted above and quotes Jean Monnet: "Europe's nations should be guided towards the Super-state without their people understanding what is happening. This ...
- tomase commented Jun 29, 2016
Agreed - especially the section about "subsidiarity". This is so ambiguous and it suits the EU very well because they can abuse it however they like. The recent Tobacco Products Directive (TPD) is a perfect example. This ridiculous "legislation" ...
- tomase commented Jun 24, 2016
On the contrary, Britain gained something very special today : a vote to restore it's independent democracy - which has been gradually eroded by an unelected (by us) EU Commission and the European Court of Justice. It brings back accountability for ...
- tomase commented Jun 21, 2016
Great post (which means, depressingly, that there is likely to be a distinct margin in favour of "Remain" at the vote on Thursday) - making it less conceivable that there will be any pressure on the EU to instigate any fundamental reform (which ...
- tomase commented Jun 1, 2016
Apparently "the Treasury, BoE, OECD, IMF, WTO, The White House, the Japanese, the G7, G8, G20, thousands of economists across the globe, the major banks" had no foresight of the impending crash of 2008. Why should we believe their "foresight" now? ...
- tomase commented Jun 1, 2016
Well said. The trouble is that the research that we really need to do remains hidden in the vaults of the EU Commission, never to be seen by the the likes of you or me or even MEP's representing the UK - the current TTIP deals/negotiations being a ...