dmedin

Is that allowed? Is your business registered as a trading/investing concern?

I agree, already showing signs of big buying pressure. What happened in March was totally different. It's more like what happened in June.

Tom Bombadil! 🤠

Peregrin Took? 🧐

Samwise Gamgee? 🤯

Tamsin? 🤪

Eileen? 🤯

So tell me, does the huge volume on the down candle make it more likely that price will keep going down?

Copper is climbing while the dollar is rising and other commodities are selling off? 💨

It's getting a bit hairy at the moment, Tom 🤯

Candlesticks are pretty good. Have you read Nison's book?

Don't use volume as a criteria

Big selloff resumes.

God deliver me from this bullsh!t. Please.

Somebody please shoot me and put me out of my misery.

Sometimes yes and sometimes no.

Sell the rally, Sally😢

No need for any new stimulus. Up to 9380 next most likely, gold is sh!tting the bed and EUR, AUD, CAD, GBP all likely to fall vs. dollar. And commodities will become more expensive so demand and price will fall.

Big retracement in gold coming?

I guess I'm just not clever enough to 'see' it. In the same way that EWP people can see complex corrections and waves within waves within waves, I just see lines wiggling up and down. These people say they have success with plain charts and no indicators and I wonder how they do it. (Actually, my brain is telling me that they are complete chancers who are using already-completed chart patterns and hindsight to make themselves look good ... the question is, why?) https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/369763-richard-demille-wyckoff-method

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-companies-onboardi/onboarding-during-covid-new-hires-grapple-with-office-politics-from-home-idUSKBN25U0OI?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social Sooo ... basically there's no real work to do in the office, except 'socialize' and 'network' and kiss the boss's 4rse.

Sell the rally, Peregrin Took?

I see. 'Tom-next' is a dumb expression. Must have been invented by someone in the financial services industry.