US Dollar smack down, .20 away from 2004 lows

Discussion in 'Trading' started by myminitrading, Jul 10, 2007.

  1. A pile of money humm can you post some more of your free charts you use from quotetracker whaaaaa hahahaha pile of money big time successful trader, ok what ever you say, wink wink!
     
    #11     Jul 10, 2007
  2. I'm not a trader, I'm an investor. I've stated that at least 10 times to you directly. Sadly, you're too dense to understand for some reason.

    What does account balance have to do with charts or vice versa?

    :D
     
    #12     Jul 10, 2007
  3. imbiber

    imbiber Guest

    Does not compute.
     
    #13     Jul 10, 2007
  4. Really, an investor who speculates in options for a one month flip.

    Trading options is one of the most demanding as far as timing goes, good option traders are good at technical analysis.

    People who speculate in options usually have underfunded trading accounts and can't afford to buy stock.

    Investors don't trade off 4 minute charts as was shown in your RSH charts.
     
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    #15     Jul 10, 2007
  5. So? Because I make a few trades makes me a trader? I've stated time and again that 90% of my capital is in investments. How does allocating 10% of my capital to active trading for fun make me a "trader" by occupation?

    You're really dumb you trailer trash. You should also look for posts where I said that I'm not good at trading at all either and am just trying to learn...use that as your "evidence" against me showing that I'm(who openly states that I'm NOT a trader)not a trader. :p
     
    #16     Jul 10, 2007
  6. Nice chart dude!
     
    #17     Jul 10, 2007
  7. Squirming like the worm you are. Did I spell everything right? hahaha.
     
    #18     Jul 10, 2007
  8. That makes no sense. I've stated a number of times that I'm bad at trading, not a trader, and that 90% of my money is in long term investments(1-3 years). I was trading to try and learn using money that is disposable to me. :D

    Why would I squirm when you help to prove the same? :D :confused:
     
    #19     Jul 10, 2007
  9. notouch

    notouch

    The dollar isn't going to collapse. It's still strong against the Yen but is weak against European currencies which isn't surprising as they're raising rates at a time when the Fed is on hold. The weakening dollar has been all part of the plan ever since the G8 started talking about global imbalances. The dollar is in a very orderly down trend.
     
    #20     Jul 10, 2007