Maine $treet Trader™: Bernanke Saves the Buck

Friday, October 9, 2009

Bernanke Saves the Buck

What a call.

Dollar should be strong all day -- can't afford to let it fade -- absolutely not -- or it means Ben has no credibility. If he says he will defend the dollar -- then the dollar has to man up -- if at least for one full day.

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Too many traders think they can find answers in indicators or books, but its not an indicator you need. Its structure & a biz plan.

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Pay attention to your thoughts, because they become your words.
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Your conviction about any trade should be tied to the actual price action not your personal beliefs.

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Friday, October 9, 2009

Bernanke Saves the Buck

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