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Dude I have 0 to little experience but will answer this anyway? Baltic dry index, yeah pretty cool right? Okay but seriously when I didn't have a job and was kind of just lurking around at a startup macro fund helping compile indicators this one mortgage-inclined dude was always like 'baltic dry index' and I was like 'dude stop fucking around', but I added it though no one really looked at my database. Anyways, I bet some people do look at this.

Uh okay know nothing about stocks, but there is a fund in Greenwich that is pretty fond of momentum. Okay this is getting really terrible quick.

LIBOR - OIS spread, the price of the option to lock up 3 month funding relative to overnight funding. Best known for blowing out during the financial crisis as funding dried up. Gain exposure to basis in various ways, one of which is through USD swap spreads.

All of the indicators in the minutes of various central banks. I don't know if I have a favorite but if I had to pick one I would probably say 'dot chart'.

 

Every technical indicator is just a derivative of the price, in my opinion there's no need to use them at all. Stick with price action only, basic support and resistance levels and try to go with the trend, that's about it.

 

Fibonacci retracement levels, volume, learn to read price and you shouldn't need indicators. Support, resistance, trend lines. On balance volume, MACD, CCI.

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You heard it here folks, inscripting mean reverse stochastic in models is pretty much a sense of probability of the price movement going back to the mean.

 

I don't know where you pull out 5 years but nice try. That's cute, you worked as a prop trader? How is that working out for you? How much money did you lose? Probably just some wanna be, clicking buy and sell market orders and see a 10 unrealized profits and call yourself a fucking trader. 8 Months at BNP as assistant trader, 2 Yrs at Prop and 10 months at boutique and going. How about you do something with your life?

 
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I don't know where you pull out 5 years but nice try. That's cute, you worked as a prop trader? How is that working out for you? How much money did you lose? Probably just some wanna be, clicking buy and sell market orders and see a 10 unrealized profits and call yourself a fucking trader. 8 Months at BNP as assistant trader, 2 Yrs at Prop and 10 months at boutique and going. How about you do something with your life?

know your place bro

 

I didn't know my life's value was tied to where I work. Given your propensity to throw around your "experience" as a big time trader, my favorite indicator right now is your Insecurity Index. Looks like it's trading around 95%.

Your profile indicates you're a 3+ years analyst at a macro hedge fund. Combined with your bank+prop claims, I did some simple addition.

 

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