I can see your investment window is a few months. That's ok. And that Brexit is your big short. That's ok too.
I like to invest with a longer time frame. Less returns than day week month trading, but less risk as well.
Problem with your Brexit strategy is that there are too many black swans floating around. Shit could happen in between.
I really don't think a long term shorting strategy is a sensible thing to do. I'm sure if you run models over any timeframe in the last 100 years you will most often lose.
I think that's why they call it going long...
Whenever you have an argument with someone, there comes a moment where you must ask yourself, whatever your political persuasion, 'am I the Nazi?'
I really don't think a long term shorting strategy is a sensible thing to do. I'm sure if you run models over any timeframe in the last 100 years you will most often lose.
I think that's why they call it going long...
A long term strategy is viable and in fact you will find the serious money is more long term orientated.
Trends can run from weeks to months to years. Whats difficult to judge is the various phases a market goes through from top to the evential bottom. It's never as simple as straight up or straight down in most cases.
The benefit in bear markets is the moves are faster and harder than bull markets which can take a long time to build.
The child does not get to dictate the end of the lesson.
Demonstrate you are not the child by posting a chart that proves my chart does not support my claim... what was your whinge .. Otherwise, get back in the corner, put your hat on and listen instead of interrupting you naughty little troll.
I don't need to demonstrate anything to you, that's what makes me the adult.
I've set your homework, now off you go.
createdby
13 Mar 2016, 03:11 AM
Too thick for words and sentences huh?
Well here's some sounds and moving pictures for you then stupid!
Bulls have been fooled by phony Chinese "growth" and "statistics". Again.
Maybe if you post it in bigger letters and in red someone will give a shit.
Iron ore has been pushing up for a month now, it's reality just learn to deal with it
I don't need to demonstrate anything to you, that's what makes me the adult.
I've set your homework, now off you go.
So after all your bitching of cherry picked chart, you are completly unable to produce one yourself... as I thought.
The student is the one who does not put up the material ... the teacher already spoon fed you a chart, and you cried like a baby it did not taste nice.
okay, so we have established you do not have a better chart, so shut up. Back under your bridge you silly dunce... next time, think before you whinge..
This shows your education stopped in primary school.
What do you think homework is - it's you producing material. Maybe if you make the text bolder it'll be more correct?
China's cost for iron ore is all above $60/tonne.
Thanks for demonstrating how much of a pathetic troll you really are.
You make a post whinging i had cherry picked the timeframe of a chart, then spent days avoiding posting a chart yourself that fits your claimed valid timeframe.
Not only are you the dunce student, you are also a dunce troll.
The dunce student does not set homework, he gets it
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