Or they won't do anything and they'll blame the market, so they can say that it's the speculators' fault.
Or they won't do anything and they'll blame the market, so they can say that it's the speculators' fault.
I wonder if a change in Brexit conversations could stop this bleeding.
Sure, if tomorrow they announce an extension of the transition period, the pound could bounce hard.
Depending on the policy to save an operation is like playing Russian roulette with six loaded bullets.
I'd rather operate what I see, not what I hope happens to politicians.
Good point. Is anyone operating on patterns or just following the trend?
Tendency, buddy, fighting the current in markets, that's like wanting to stop a train with your hands.
I look for exhaustion patterns, but in these collapses it is risky. Only for brave (or crazy)
The pound has always been a volatile pair, but this surpasses everything I've seen since the referendum.
Do you think it's worth risking shorts with the pound already so low?
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