"In a nutshell, trading FX is like mowing lawns that never grow." JJ, my friend, I know what you mean, and I love that line, but as a veteran FX trader I'm hoping it's a signal like "it's darkest just before the dawn!" cheers, Victor
"Bitcoin can do anything, but it’s probably going to trade with stocks" - the most concise, most accurate btc analysis I've ever seen. I've been in the space since 2014. In crypto, I can explain the various technologies (and nonsense), the people, the reality, and the memes. I've heard it all, watched btc valuation theories rise and fall. Got a little burned listening to people talk the other end of their book, and made a little money riding a sensible notion. But in 12 words, you've very accurately summed up the current state of affairs. It is refreshing to hear.
I suspect it's years of pit experience and observation generating simple intuition that emerges as a wisp of a thought; that's why I consider your throw away lines as worthy of consideration. On that notion, it also could be that you as the writer provided sufficient fodder for me as the reader to 'thunk it out'.
"In a nutshell, trading FX is like mowing lawns that never grow." JJ, my friend, I know what you mean, and I love that line, but as a veteran FX trader I'm hoping it's a signal like "it's darkest just before the dawn!" cheers, Victor
"Bitcoin can do anything, but it’s probably going to trade with stocks" - the most concise, most accurate btc analysis I've ever seen. I've been in the space since 2014. In crypto, I can explain the various technologies (and nonsense), the people, the reality, and the memes. I've heard it all, watched btc valuation theories rise and fall. Got a little burned listening to people talk the other end of their book, and made a little money riding a sensible notion. But in 12 words, you've very accurately summed up the current state of affairs. It is refreshing to hear.
ty sir... I really didn't think about it when i wrote it. I suppose that's why it makes sense.
I suspect it's years of pit experience and observation generating simple intuition that emerges as a wisp of a thought; that's why I consider your throw away lines as worthy of consideration. On that notion, it also could be that you as the writer provided sufficient fodder for me as the reader to 'thunk it out'.