Ok, slightly off topic and I promise I will stay on trading but this is just so weird and, well, blatant. I just checked one of my fav news sources and it seems Bilderberg Group feels comfy enough now to actually broadcast themselves by having a website. It's bare bones, maybe a hoax but dunno…weird. Take a look http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/index.html
Maybe? I don't know how much control they have? Controlling the currencies market worldwide seems like it would take a whole lot more people to all agree together. I just don't know if it's under their control too?
I haven't followed the FX for any prints, so I couldn't tell you anything about it. But I agree with you, that market seems too large to be controlled.
Red, I am still mulling over your concept on the fake prints and have never noticed dates before until you pointed them out. Very telling. I had always assumed massive spikes like that, esp in currency trading which I trade, that these spikes were institutional buys or sells. In other words, very high volume. In FX there's no date per se on one's charts so I am wondering if in FX these spikes indicate a potential direction they plan to take the market or if it is just too vast of a market to be affected the way US stocks are? Seems that FX is just too global and too many factors. Any thoughts?
Ok, slightly off topic and I promise I will stay on trading but this is just so weird and, well, blatant.
I just checked one of my fav news sources and it seems Bilderberg Group feels comfy enough now to actually broadcast themselves by having a website. It's bare bones, maybe a hoax but dunno…weird. Take a look
http://www.bilderbergmeetings.org/index.html
someone/thing is defending this 111 level with everything they got.
we will never know the answer!
Maybe? I don't know how much control they have? Controlling the currencies market worldwide seems like it would take a whole lot more people to all agree together. I just don't know if it's under their control too?
There's no way to just control one market without controlling the whole thing (if it is controlled).
I disagree.
Not sure if FX counts but if it does, then it is the potential direction. And, the world is global so I wouldn't be surprised if they do count.
I haven't followed the FX for any prints, so I couldn't tell you anything about it. But I agree with you, that market seems too large to be controlled.
Red,
I am still mulling over your concept on the fake prints and have never noticed dates before until you pointed them out. Very telling. I had always assumed massive spikes like that, esp in currency trading which I trade, that these spikes were institutional buys or sells. In other words, very high volume.
In FX there's no date per se on one's charts so I am wondering if in FX these spikes indicate a potential direction they plan to take the market or if it is just too vast of a market to be affected the way US stocks are? Seems that FX is just too global and too many factors. Any thoughts?
When you travel for a living, stationary is GREAT!