$JP

Here is the performing chart on USDCHF . Well over 10,000 points in profits . I don't play long signals much , I like to leave the market as soon as possible , while taking a series of short profits , is how to keep the liquid in the pocket . From the chart , there was no better time to enter a Sell Market Order on this symbol other then around the time of announcement . We have to wait until the executions passes me another deep study . We had entered the market around 132.5 , but also had positions at 133 , 134 and 135 , good luck .

Closed for 140 points profit . I was going to hold for more , but it got really near 200 points profit , better to just pull out .

The take profit was doubled . Set break even once it hits 150 points profit .

Is an off system entry . Am a bit into starting the maneuver , but don't want to wait till tomorrow . 60% to 75% odds of wining here . Lot size is for 1,500 units of a currency as initial account balance , is for application purposes , 10% risk per entry if stop loss hits . Initial investment amount does not matter .

Position closed positively for 320 points profit .

Is an off system entry . Am a bit into starting the maneuver , but don't want to wait till tomorrow . 60% to 75% odds of wining here . Lot size is for 1,500 units of a currency as initial account balance , is for application purposes , 10% risk per entry if stop loss hits . Initial investment amount does not matter .

or "JP" for short

it's not about the phone, it's what I'm being charged monthly..they are still charging me as If I never got the $700 rebate value > @dros said: yet you have the 13 though JP 🤔

yet you have the 13 though JP 🤔

He means JP Morgan says JP in it

share what JP

don't quit your day job Jp

Jp is calling for 70 pt rip

eBay is dead JP

this is the perfect description of you JP > @JPwhoisbrown said: my personality is take profits quick but hold losses super long

**Dimon, CEO di JP Morgan: Se la situazione in Ucraina dovesse peggiorare, l'Europa probabilmente sperimenterà una recessione.**

real positive jp > @JPwhoisbrown said: he is gonna get fucked

well put JP lol

Jp joining margin call club again

so when you said that I got an image of JP

need trump back to smack jp around a little

and then who knows jp still prob like its not off the table bs and we retrace

you have no clue what your talking about JP...thats why your quite a lot i expect

By Tom Westbrook SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Global stocks steadied on Thursday, taking comfort from company earnings, while a collapse in the yen after Japan doubled down on anchoring bond yields drove the dollar toward its highest levels in decades. The yen dropped to a 20-year low and breached the 130-to-the-dollar level after the Bank of Japan vowed to buy unlimited amounts of 10-year bonds daily to defend its yield target. The yen was last at 130.11 per dollar. The BOJ's move was in stark contrast with investors' conviction that U.S. interest rates are about to start going up fast and it jolted the dollar higher across Asia and against majors. [FRX/] The U.S. dollar index hit a five-year high of 103.55 and is not far from its 2017 peak of 103.82. An energy crisis in Europe hasn't helped the common currency, either, and the euro was testing major support at $1.05. The dollar also made a two-month high on the Aussie an 18-month high on the yuan, a 21-month high on the kiwi and an almost two-year top on the Swiss franc. "The most important theme (in markets) are the monetary policy differences between the U.S. and the rest of the world, especially Asia," said Kiyong Seong, lead Asia macro strategist at Societe Generale (OTC:SCGLY) in Hong Kong. "Even though the market already anticipated the BOJ would remain accommodative, finding out again has led to an exaggerated move," he said. In equities, Nasdaq 100 futures were up 1.4% and S&P 500 futures rose 0.8% after Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) owner Meta beat Wall Street forecasts and said it had eked out user growth, sending its shares up almost 20% after hours. A rally in Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) shares through Wednesday had also helped Wall Street indexes to a steady close. [.N] MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.6%, led by a 1% bounce in Australia's commodity-heavy bourse. (AX) Standard Chartered (OTC:SCBFF) also turned in a forecast-beating 6% rise in first-quarter profit on Thursday, sending its Hong Kong-listed shares up more than 12%. Japan's Nikkei rose 1.5% and was heading for its best day in two weeks as investors cheered the weaker currency and Bank of Japan's vows of policy support. Japanese government bonds had their best rally in a month. [JP/] "The BOJ is not promoting a weak yen, but their policy is in a way supporting a weak yen," said Bart Wakabayashi, branch manager at State Street (NYSE:STT) Bank in Tokyo. "I think most people would have agreed 130 is in play, but now it's a foregone conclusion." European futures rose 0.5% and FTSE futures rose 0.3%. FED UP Looming over markets is uncertainty about the economic fallout of war in Ukraine, highlighted by Russia's halt on gas supply to Poland and Bulgaria on Wednesday, and lingering lockdowns in China which are sharply curbing activity. Set against that is investors conviction that U.S. rates are rising and that next week's Federal Reserve meeting will bring the first of several consecutive 50-basis-point hikes. U.S. growth data, due later in the day, may temper that path a little bit if - as trade figures on Wednesday suggested - it is wavering, but a major focus is on consumers and whether they can keep company earnings ticking over even as rates go up. "Consumers are still, for now, taking higher prices in their stride. It's enough cheer for (stock) markets," said Seng Wun Song, an economist at CIMB Private Bank in Singapore. "It's all about whether consumers are confident enough to carry on." Treasuries were steady in the Asia session, nursing small Wednesday losses, with two-year yields at 2.5970% and benchmark 10-year yields at 2.8301%. [US/] Oil wobbled lower on Chinese demand concerns, and Brent crude futures were last down 1.5% at #103.71 a barrel.[O/R] Palm oil touched a seven-week high after major producer Indonesia widened its export ban.

JP is that for me or D2342

where is jp morgan kolanavic with another bull call lol

**@CNBC:** Jamie Dimon and other JP Morgan executives donated to centrist Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in the first quarter https://t.co/bGUBro2TL1 https://twitter.com/CNBC/status/1515073753172090886

WHEN JP GETS ON UR CASE, U JUST GOTTA SING IT OUT ...................................... And I try Oh my God, do I try I try all the time In this institution ......................................

na luc..saying it: a 50/50 sort of a week coming > @lucullus said: are you laughing at me JP, I think I have been fairly prescriptive even actionable in my comments, I don't know the future I just see things that maybe others aren't watching and make decision on probability. I am not a truth oracle

are you laughing at me JP, I think I have been fairly prescriptive even actionable in my comments, I don't know the future I just see things that maybe others aren't watching and make decision on probability. I am not a truth oracle

JP Morgan fa -3% in pre apertura

jp bhaji,tsla is too lethal

By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) - Shares slid and bond yields climbed on Monday as caution gripped markets ahead of central bank meetings and U.S. inflation data, while the euro managed only a brief gain on relief the far right did not win the first round of French presidential elections. French leader Emmanuel Macron and far right challenger Marine Le Pen qualified on Sunday for what promises to be a tightly fought presidential election runoff on April 24. A Le Pen victory could send shockwaves through France and Europe in ways similar to Britain's vote in 2016 to leave the European Union (EU). The first round result was close enough to leave the euro barely changed at $1.0883, after an initial pop to $1.0950. The mood in equity markets was cautious, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan falling 1.3%. Japan's Nikkei dropped 0.7%, having shed 2.6% last week, while Chinese blue chips lost 2.4%. S&P 500 stock futures eased 0.6% and Nasdaq futures 0.7%. EUROSTOXX 50 futures lost 0.8%, and FTSE futures 0.4%. Earnings season kicks off this week with JP Morgan, Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC), Citi, Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) all due to report. Up to now, Wall Street has fared surprisingly well in the face of a vicious selloff in bonds which saw 10-year Treasury yields surge 31 basis points last week. [US/] Yields were last up at a three-year high of 2.77%, and topped Chinese bond yields for the first time since 2010. Markets have raced to price in the risk of ever-larger rate hikes from the Federal Reserve with futures implying rises of 50 basis points at both the May and June meetings. BofA's U.S. economist Ethan Harris now expects half-point hikes at each of the next three meetings and a cycle peak around 3.25-3.50%. "If inflation looks like it is heading below 3%, then our current call should be hawkish enough," Harris said in a note. "Conversely, if inflation gets stuck above 3% then the Fed will need to hike until growth drops close to zero, risking a recession." INFLATION TESTS ECB All of which underlines the importance of the March U.S. consumer price report on Tuesday where the median forecast is for a stratospheric rise of 1.2%, taking annual inflation to an eye-watering 8.5%. China's inflation figures surprised on the high side on Monday and, while relatively modest at 1.5% year-on-year in March, still dented hopes for aggressive policy easing from Beijing. Inflation will also be front and centre for the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday where the risk is for a hawkish slant to the statement. "Inflation has jumped well above where the ECB thought it would be just one month ago," noted analysts at TD Securities "We expect a dramatic shift from the ECB, with the announcement of an early end to QE in May and setting the groundwork, but not quite committing to, a June hike." Continuing the tightening theme, central banks in Canada and New Zealand could well raise rates by 50 basis points at their policy meetings this week. [CA/INT] [NZ/INT] The outsized rise in Treasury yields has seen the dollar index top 100 for the first time since May 2020, and it was last trading at 99.858. The main casualty has been the yen as the Bank of Japan remains dedicated to keeping its policy super-loose and bond yields near zero. The dollar was up at 124.92 yen, having gained 1.5% last week to just below its recent peak of 125.10. In commodity markets, thermal coal was the stand out winner last week with a rise of almost 13% after the EU banned imports of Russian coal. Gold managed a weekly gain of 1.1% but has been undermined by the huge rise in bond yields and was last flat at $1,942 an ounce. [GOL/] Oil prices remained under pressure after world consumers announced plans to release crude from strategic stocks and as Chinese lockdowns continued. [O/R] Early Monday, Brent was down $2.05 at $100.73, while U.S. crude lost $2.10 to $96.16.

YO JP > @JPwhoisbrown said: just messing with u

hahahaha good way to learn JP

I do not open account there yet, anyone in this club holding a trading account in JP Morgan?

@Jindao why don't we open a trading account in JP Morgan?

come on JP

what is drossy? > @dros said: this one unusual enough JP

this one unusual enough JP

i remember a certain someone *cough JP cough* telling me those were gonna be worthless! what a rascal!

VARIE Russia e Kazakistan hanno istituito un gruppo di lavoro per promuovere il transito petrolifero cinese - IFAX La russa Gazprom non ha ridotto la capacità di transito del gas alle esportazioni attraverso il gasdotto Yamal-Europa per aprile. Il premier cinese Li: concedere 1 trilione di yuan di sgravi fiscali alle piccole imprese. L'Arabia Saudita afferma che gli attacchi Houthi hanno un impatto sulla produzione e raffinazione del petrolio. Arabia Saudita: gli attacchi Houthi avranno un impatto sulla produzione di petrolio. CEO di Saudi Aramco: gli attacchi Houthi potrebbero avere un impatto sulla fornitura futura. L'attacco Houthi alle infrastrutture petrolifere avviene in un momento in cui il mercato è stretto ed è una preoccupazione significativa per il mondo. Secondo un portavoce del governo tedesco, il governo mantiene la sua posizione secondo cui la Germania non può funzionare senza le importazioni di petrolio russe. L'aumento della produzione di petrolio non è stato discusso durante i colloqui tra il ministro e l'ADNOC. Lunedì (oggi) i dirigenti dell'industria petrolifera sono invitati alla Casa Bianca - Fonti. Funzionario della Casa Bianca: Pattern energy, Exxonmobil, Conocophillips, Visa, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Cargill, Land o'Lakes e US steel sono tra le società rappresentate La ripresa dell'accordo nucleare iraniano dipende dalla decisione sull'elenco del terrorismo dell'IRGC - Diplomatici citati dal WSJ. In cambio degli sforzi dell'Iran per frenare l'aggressione, gli Stati Uniti hanno offerto di revocare l'elenco dell'IRGC delle organizzazioni terroristiche straniere. - Fonte Diplomatica. Il portavoce del primo ministro britannico Johnson: il primo ministro e il ministro delle finanze hanno concordato pienamente sull'importanza della diversificazione delle fonti energetiche. E' opportuno prendersi del tempo per il nuovo piano energetico. Il Regno Unito si sta preparando a nazionalizzare l'unità di vendita al dettaglio M&T di Gazprom per un periodo di tempo limitato. Il primo ministro del Regno Unito Johnson ha detto alla riunione dell'industria nucleare che la Gran Bretagna ha bisogno di tornare ad almeno il 25% del fabbisogno energetico dal nucleare - Aide Il senato degli Stati Uniti prenderà in carico la fattura commerciale della Russia già questa settimana - Aide. ICYMI: il trading di opzioni crittografiche over-the-counter sarà disponibile tramite Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs esegue la sua prima transazione di opzioni crittografiche over-the-counter.

lol just some Friday morning messing with JP flow > @JPwhoisbrown said: i look at em all lol

Dont you look at anything I post JP

JP is all about asking questions then not answering them when asked of him > @Snowcow said: how are you @JPwhoisbrown

We got plenty of USA potatoes JP

lol I'm mostly messing with JP. whoever hit that is the legend > @DanielD83 said: Legend

By Yuka Obayashi and Mohi Narayan TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices firmed on Wednesday over fears of a potential supply shock as the United States banned Russian oil imports, and amid signs that some buyers are already shunning them. Brent crude futures were up $2.65, or 2.07%, at $130.63 a barrel at 0720 GMT, after jumping 3.9% the previous day. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures were up $2.21, or 1.79%, at $125.91 a barrel, after also surging 3.6% on Tuesday. U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday imposed an immediate ban on Russian oil and other energy imports and Britain said it would phase out Russian oil imports through the end of 2022 in response to Russia's invasion Ukraine. Shell (LON:RDSa) said on Tuesday it would stop buying Russian crude and phase out its involvement in all Russian hydrocarbons, becoming one of the first major Western oil companies to abandon Russia entirely. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) estimated that more than half of Russian oil exported from ports remained unsold, while JP Morgan estimated around 70% of Russian seaborne oil was struggling to find buyers. Oil prices have surged more than 30% since Russia, the world's second-largest crude exporter, launched what it called a "special operation" in Ukraine. Fears of further disruptions to oil supply amid escalating sanctions on Moscow has boosted buying, analysts said. "The upward pressure on oil prices continues to strengthen as the market digests the implications of the U.S. import ban on Russian barrels and awaits details of Moscow's export embargoes," said Vandana Hari, founder of oil market analysis provider Vanda (NASDAQ:VNDA) Insights. Oil prices jumped on Monday to their highest levels since July 2008, with Brent hitting $139.13 a barrel and WTI $130.50. "On top of the U.S. and Britain's announcement effects, fears of further disruptions of supply from Russia due to intensifying sanctions on Moscow prompted fresh buying," said Hiroyuki Kikukawa, general manager of research at Nissan (OTC:NSANY) Securities. "But Monday's highs will likely become a ceiling for the short term as speculative buying is expected to slow down soon and countries in the northern hemisphere are headed to spring when fuel demand drops," he said. U.S. crude stocks rose by 2.8 million barrels for the week ended March 4, against analysts' forecast of a drop, but gasoline and distillate stocks fell, according to market sources citing American Petroleum Institute figures on Tuesday.[EIA/S]

JP your predicting both sides and giving timeline of 7 months lol 😂