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    • squawk replied Jul 28, 2015

      Thanks Scott, great Synopsis. Thoughts along the same lines. Interest rates at zero for to long can never be good with the cause and effect with the relation to the huge amount of leverage out there at the moment. I think the fear of that unwinding ...

      Mr. Scott's Crayon Thread
    • squawk replied Jul 28, 2015

      I think regardless if the data is skewed or not if they don't go soon they won't be able to move rates. I think shorting the Euro seems to offer the greatest risk reward trade at the moment. Link on comments from members of the Fed. Mainly waiting ...

      Mr. Scott's Crayon Thread
    • squawk replied Jul 23, 2015

      The cross rate is just the spread difference between 2 majors so EUR (1/EU B-A RATE) X (GU B-A RATE). So to make the deal rate move on EG they would need to push up the EU. EU getting pushed for some reason but don't think it has to do with getting ...

      Mr. Scott's Crayon Thread
    • squawk replied Jul 23, 2015

      Hi ffleo, So are you saying the Euro is getting pushed up for a better cross rate price. The cross rate being the calculation of the differences in the majors, so are you saying the price of euro is getting pushed up to deal a better rate for E/G? ...

      Mr. Scott's Crayon Thread
    • squawk replied Jul 18, 2015

      I think if the SHCOMP and Hang Seng continue selling off with a continued market decline then this should impact Australian commodity exports especially iron ore and coal. This would obviously effect the Government earnings for Australia and put ...

      Mr. Scott's Crayon Thread