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Disliked{quote} Sorry for your account........I am not able to understand that why you are not able to continue your trading success. I often read in your quote that you are getting success in 2,3 or more days and finally you blown your account in a single day. You have to change your trading style. I know you are a swing trader and always tried to book full profit of your entire swing but I think you need to shift from swing to scalp trader and use big time frames like 4H or daily for you trading.Take a break for 1 week or month and try your trading strategy...Ignored
In summary, the actual auction results showing a slightly lower yield and a higher bid-to-cover ratio than forecasted indicate a strong demand for the 30-year US Treasury bonds. This could be interpreted as investors being slightly more optimistic about the long-term economic outlook or seeking the safety of long-term US government bonds, possibly due to uncertainty or lower expectations for returns in other investment areas.
DislikedChatGPT: The information you've shared about the US 30-year bond auction includes two sets of numbers for both the forecast and the actual outcome. The first number in each set represents the yield, while the second number represents the bid-to-cover ratio. Yield (4.36% forecast vs. 4.33% actual): The yield is the interest rate paid by the bonds. A forecast of 4.36% means that it was expected the bonds would pay an interest rate of 4.36% per year. The actual yield coming in at 4.33% means the bonds ended up paying slightly less interest than expected....Ignored