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- LloydOz commented Dec 22, 2020
Surely they can do better than that pathetic effort. Maybe when Biden assumes his perch some real money will get some traction.
Senate clear Covid-19 relief package, sending it to President Trump - BBG
- LloydOz replied Dec 21, 2020
I guess it was just a line of thought. On what basis would a line be significant if some padding is required? Define an acceptable level of padding. Would that be being an honest researcher? If it exceeds the line and the padding, then it was not ...
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- LloydOz commented Dec 20, 2020
That's just a few percent of America's annual GDP. Like replacing the tyres on ya car. A pittance.
McConnell: senators reach agreement on $900B coronavirus-relief package
- LloydOz commented Dec 14, 2020
He's a professional talking head who wears a suit and has many accomplishments to his name. Sit up and listen when the guru deigns it worthy for him to utter pearls of wisdom to the unwashed. Elsewhere he speaks of the surplus that capitalism ...
US dollar has peaked, now on a downtrend: Strategist
- LloydOz commented Dec 11, 2020
ANZ are also committed to stopping climate change.
Gold could hit a new high in 2021, says Australian bank ANZ
- LloydOz commented Dec 10, 2020
Inflation in NZ is about 1.4%. The official cash rate is 0.25%, which is sort of/loosely between the RB and the banks. Has very little to do with retail rates. I know that's not what the media/bloomberg means (also they are talking about how much it ...
Australia Gets Paid to Borrow in First Sale at Negative Yields
- LloydOz commented Dec 10, 2020
That's the comfort zone for a standard economist? I've never seen anything close to what you describe. Ever.
Maybe Brexit Isn’t So Bad After All
- LloydOz commented Dec 10, 2020
Google these two words and try thinking - "liquidity trap".
We're in a big financial bubble right now: David Rosenberg
- LloydOz replied Dec 7, 2020
I can't help but think that there is a logical fallacy in that statement question. Such is the nature of uncertainty.
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- LloydOz replied Nov 26, 2020
Charging for advice on "position management" services? Here we all thought this was a forum for sharing trading techniques. Quick Mom, flick the channel. {That may be a bit nuanced for some, sorry}
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- LloydOz replied Nov 26, 2020
Could be using library internet. That's where they have books. Do you know what a book is? Sometimes they have pictures in them. You might like that.
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- LloydOz replied Nov 26, 2020
So they still teach statistics in book-keeping school, do they?
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- LloydOz replied Nov 26, 2020
Well, nobody here pays you for your analysis. And hey, that makes your comments worth what you are paid for them.
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- LloydOz replied Nov 23, 2020
Thankyou for that link. All interesting stuff. Talks about options from a few hundred years ago - did they wanna ban them or something? What's next, ban short selling? Nobody has thought of that as the cause of all evil. Actually, there is evidence ...
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- LloydOz replied Nov 23, 2020
Yes, quite so. Your qualifier - "continuous reading" - might damage some peoples delicate sensibilities. Much of what I take notice of is a) or c). I'd say O'Keefe is in a), for example, with a twist of lemon. Its very good to be reminded, and look ...
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- LloydOz replied Nov 21, 2020
Probably not a bad moment to stand aside and play something safe like russian roulette or get married. At least the risks are known there. Bitcoin is a cruel and shallow money trench, and trading it makes good men die like dogs. There's also a ...
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- LloydOz commented Nov 20, 2020
An EMA *is* asymptotic. An EMA converges to price, which may not be well appreciated by proponents of mean reversion.
Which Moving Average is Best?
- LloydOz replied Nov 17, 2020
O'Keefe's book is good and unpretentious and a pleasure to read, and he does provide some very robust advice that provides the reader with plenty of opportunity to go away and explore some things and keep you busy for quite a while. It is a ...
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- LloydOz replied Nov 16, 2020
Excuse me intruding here Clem. I think that there have been some excellent ideas presented here in this new book for a trader with moderate experience (modesty is always good however experienced you may be). The backtesting thing, one bar at a time. ...
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