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Pip Anon replied May 12, 2013Lol contrarian indicator for sure. Short squeezes are nothing. They do not change fundamentals, long-term (usually not even short-term) movements and shouldn't considered for anything. To constituently talk about squeezes is ridiculous. Each time we ...
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Pip Anon replied May 12, 2013Been saying that for almost two weeks but all they do is guff :nerd: granted it hit 1.32, but only gave more reason to add legs.
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Pip Anon replied May 10, 2013Seems too damaged. It can't even stay above 1.32 for any length of time.
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Pip Anon replied May 9, 2013Either they are or they aren't. Rarely is there an in between. No reason for Japan to stop what they just started.
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Pip Anon replied May 9, 2013Don't rely on correlation. Sentiments constantly change. People plow into ES because they think there are no alternatives for growth. Can't say the same for euro.
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Pip Anon replied May 6, 2013I doubt it only because the previous WW were conducted primarily of world powers and Germany was taking over Europe. Russia, I don't think would attack U.S. It wouldn't be in eithers interest. Obama also likes to play the powerful Oz and hang behind ...
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Pip Anon commented May 6, 2013Nobel is a joke. Obama won one for bringing together the Middle East or some shite. The fact of the matter is that the FED is picking up the slack for the politicians and lack of growth policies; however, it is sugar coating it. Just because there ...
Paul Krugman's call to arms against austerity
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Pip Anon commented May 6, 2013I agree that Lehamn should have failed and any business that took on that risk. I read an article a few months ago about a team of 5-6 people that are STILL unwinding Lehman positions, which is hard to imagine. I do think Lehamn snowballed the whole ...
Paul Krugman's call to arms against austerity
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Pip Anon commented May 6, 2013So, now we congratulate one on the number of twitter followers? (even more so now there has been a "study" concluding a large number of followers on twitter are fake accounts or paid for). The U.S. has followed Krugman's massive government spending ...
Paul Krugman's call to arms against austerity
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Pip Anon replied May 3, 2013Well, I have been trading futures for a while; but I still think I would have to hedge my dollars. Everything at this point is hypothetically and NO hedge is perfect, yet if inflation does hit it will be too expensive to hedge at that point.
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Pip Anon replied May 3, 2013There was a nice spike after NFP. Not something I'd trade, but I did lock in a good price for some bullion. Does anyone on this thread hold physical metal? I was pretty hardcore against placing my entire worth into precious metals, but with Bernanke ...
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Pip Anon commented May 3, 2013It actually makes a bit of sense. Traditionally, the equities markets gained on future expectations of company earnings. It no longer does. In a zero rate interest world, investors need places to put money. They put it in the US, and now this sucks ...
Why The US' Economic "Shirt" Can't Stay Clean For Long?
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Pip Anon replied May 2, 2013Everything is all temporary. Euro has dropped almost 200 pips since the 1.3242 high today. The euro is fundamentally broken. It will exhaust than move up 100 than down 50 up 60 down 12.... if the euro truly had bullish sentiment this shite wouldn't ...
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Pip Anon replied May 2, 2013I think it is safe to say, as long as those are in charge remain in change, the euro is broken. Short squeezes never last. Think about it: Draghi doesn't reduce rates so he talks the euro down, odds are we won't see anything happening for a while. ...
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Pip Anon commented Apr 28, 2013Well if the debt-laden countries didn't jack up their balance sheets France wouldn't have to worry about it. Beggars can't be choosers. It's like the US politicians that complain about one issue but absolutely refuse to give a solution or ...
French minister says Merkel's austerity drive has failed
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Pip Anon commented Apr 25, 2013And why is this? Just on a whim? Why not 1.67?
Euro Slides On Goldman Forecast Cut, Expectation Of 25 bps ECB Rate Cut