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Pip Anon commented Apr 22, 2013Just curious when the realization set in because us common folk knew that shite hasn't worked. I guess all that funny Keynesian academia are like rose colored glasses. Just look how smug those feckers look in that picture.
Years of weak growth sow doubt in economic rescue plans
- Pip Anon replied Apr 22, 2013
Ha no problem bro. FF is a unique place, and I like to share resources and thoughts. The great, but sometimes difficult, thing about the market is that it is constantly changing. Yen may be interesting. Although long-term may play out bullish, I ...
All Majors and Gold
- Pip Anon replied Apr 22, 2013
Zones for sure. It is really obeying the channel on 1H. I am trying to correlate some yen strengthens which seems not to work in golds favor. Aussie may play a factor as well. Shorted at 1422, looking for 23FIB, it may even test lower. There seems ...
All Majors and Gold
- Pip Anon commented Apr 21, 2013
I think it's a valid point. Just because the G20 gave go ahead does not predetermine the outcome.
Japan's Inflation Propaganda And Why The BoJ Better Hope It's Not Successful
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2013
Thank you. Thinking about trade more commodities the rest of the month. FX too jumpy with he said she said.
All Majors and Gold
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2013
China has bought 8% less US debt than they did a year ago. Not get any news on that desert island?
While Paper Gold Crashes - Physical Demand Sees Unprecedented Demand
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2013
Well ok, that what you assume. Good luck with that.
While Paper Gold Crashes - Physical Demand Sees Unprecedented Demand
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2013
Has been for a while
Week in FX Americas – Loonie Is As Boring As It’s Data
- Pip Anon commented Apr 19, 2013
Think of it this way, can we trade gold when the dollar crashes? Sure, but now there is hyperinflation. Goods cost more. How does anyone know the $100k for that 9oz will a high degree of purchasing power? Those with the goods set prices. The ...
While Paper Gold Crashes - Physical Demand Sees Unprecedented Demand
- Pip Anon commented Apr 19, 2013
It's not that I don't think it should be in existence as an asset. It's a fine trade. In it now, but I find it to be a fools (gold) game to bank your livelihood on it. Best quote I have seen: "They turned gold into a stock and were shocked when it ...
While Paper Gold Crashes - Physical Demand Sees Unprecedented Demand
- Pip Anon commented Apr 19, 2013
Statistics are 100% correct 30% of the time.
Wealth Report Criticism: Merkel Says Germans Richer than Statistics Suggest
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
Short gold at 1407.14, looking for 1395. Small short targets for now. It seems to be reacting inversely to the dollar, which I though was odd. Figured I'd trade it. Depending on the strength if it breaks the channel may add a little more
All Majors and Gold
- Pip Anon commented Apr 19, 2013
Statistics are misleading. So are politicians.
Wealth Report Criticism: Merkel Says Germans Richer than Statistics Suggest
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
Lol, I edited it. Sorry, was looking at the chart when I wrote that. Similar movement.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
Hmmm, short GBPJPY (EDIT) @ 151.7; added at 152.24 but it got stopped out, now it's sinking
Shorts on silver and gold doing well. May trade more commodities for the rest of the month.EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
Aussie and Kiwi are too expensive to short long-term. Although, the moves have been big in either direction and make it a nice little short-term play but are less predictable then they use to.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Apr 19, 2013
Everyday I hear people on CNBC blame Europe as if it is the only thing going on. Anchors and "analysts" become salesman to the lambs. Perhaps, the lack of growth is directly tied into the lack of growth policies! Go figure. 50 million ...Cyprus bail-out vote stirs fresh jitters as slump fears grow in Europe
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
I think it's too early to say it is or not. It's been two weeks since the announcement. Speculation and liquidity is the reason for the Nikkei. Same thing here in the states; however, Japan's QE equilvant is 3x of the US QE. I think Abe is throwing ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
What I don't get is how quick it is. I mean this is suppose to be done over 2 years. What's not to stop it from going over 2% inflation
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 19, 2013
They will short yen to zero. Hear about McDonalds? Increased their food prices in Japan by 20% I would assume more companies with follow. How would this help the Japanese people?
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