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swd replied Mar 3, 2020Trump has wanted the rate down for a long time, this seems to have been chosen as a convenient time to whip the FED into doing what he wanted?
The Swamp
- swd commented Mar 3, 2020
Keep the lies and manipulation coming, it's making some of us alot of money! Lost confidence in elites a long time ago.
FOMC Press Conference March 3, 2020
- swd replied Mar 1, 2020
Good point. In my opinion, fear is generated and used to control people and situations. There is nothing else I can say on that.
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- swd commented Feb 23, 2020
It's important to keep the sheep traders properly brain-washed about stop losses, and the importance of using them, <sarcasm>after all it makes the lives of the banks and big dealers / funds so much easier as they can see where they have to push the ...
Ten Stop Loss Tips
- swd commented Feb 19, 2020
Cheap marketing stunt, I liked kobe so much I just have to sell it for a good price. What an a$$hole.
Kobe Bryant Insane Tribute Lambo Up For Sale For $170,000
- swd commented Feb 12, 2020
<sarcasm>It's good to know that it is so great for the rich people and elites. Meanwhile the public (taxpayer) picks up the tab as usual when the investors holding the debt run into trouble. This includes pension funds. Still, if investors want to ...
Subprime Auto Loans Explode, “Serious Delinquencies” Spike to Record. But There’s No Jobs...
- swd commented Feb 12, 2020
Yeah, reminds me a little of the CDO and CDS days of 2007. Wasn't a problem then either
Subprime Auto Loans Explode, “Serious Delinquencies” Spike to Record. But There’s No Jobs...
- swd commented Feb 11, 2020
Like you my comments relate to trading and trading psychology. I couldn't care less about US politics or what other cry babes think. I stick to my plan always.
Ray Dalio thinks the coronavirus' hit to global markets is probably exaggerated
- swd commented Feb 11, 2020
More than likely Bridgewater are very long on stocks, wants to contain the selling by spreading calm. Big sell off will no doubt hurt them, is what I see. Alternatively they are short, and want to short more, so want the market up long enough for ...
Ray Dalio thinks the coronavirus' hit to global markets is probably exaggerated
- swd replied Feb 7, 2020
I agree with you. I trade H4 and higher now. Banked trade today at LC. Alot less stress. (y) image
The Swamp
- swd replied Feb 6, 2020
It's interesting. I've done a lot of business with LMAX over the years. They are an exchange, a venue connecting to top tier 1 banks as well as other brokers/funds. The problem is the fact that they offer STP access to tier1 liquidity, does not ...
The Swamp
- swd replied Jan 28, 2020
I've seen equity curves like this before. Grid closing oldest debt first, carry current debt and close on retraces. Maybe.
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- swd replied Jan 26, 2020
A quick and dirty way is drag them onto your chart from the "Account History" tab. You could also do it in an EA using code (if that's what you are doing) or get an indicator as someone pointed out.
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- swd commented Jan 17, 2020
That's what happens when stores rip the public off for so long. The people have a choice, online represents better value. No surprise to see them flocking to the internet in favour of bricks and mortar stores. Peeps are buying second hand as well, ...
Retail sales, Great Britain: December 2019
- swd replied Jan 16, 2020
Companies have access to futures market. No swaps involved. They just roll over using a calendar spread at maturity.
The Swamp
- swd replied Jan 5, 2020
It doesn't really matter. I've been trading ARB for years institutionally and I haven't done yet what is described above. It's too much hassle. Retail stat ARB is a thing of the past now that exchanges and brokers tech has caught up. Good luck to ...
A small X-Mas present; concept for leveraged ETF Arbitrage