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Pip Anon commented Apr 15, 2013A $220 fake move? You lost it
Gold crushed by 400 tonnes or $20 billion of selling on COMEX
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Pip Anon commented Apr 15, 2013Gold bugs will be gold bugs until their death. Awesome if you got in 5 years ago, not so much since. It's underperformed to board global market. it is not an investment as it has been. I'd have some worries long term if my investment lost over $200 ...
Gold crushed by 400 tonnes or $20 billion of selling on COMEX
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Pip Anon replied Apr 15, 2013Out for +10. Have to leave for a bit, but just noticed gold is down $133 today. WTF lol I think Marc Faber is getting jacked up, although I know hes in it more than the appreciation.
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Pip Anon replied Apr 15, 2013Possible. Yen futures are weakening up a bit though. Not a perfect correlation by no means, but a solid indicator. Only thing is changes in direction happens quickly.
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Pip Anon commented Apr 15, 2013What's the indication they stopped?
Did cocaine use by bankers cause the global financial crisis?
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Pip Anon commented Apr 15, 2013OK, now he has addressed it, now what? We have addressed it four years ago. The EZ people have addressed it; the insolvent banks addressed it. I have watched several Draghi conferences, and every time nothing constructive ever is addressed.
Draghi: The role of monetary policy in addressing the crisis in the euro area
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Pip Anon commented Apr 12, 2013Hey the US likes to go around the worlds and tell every country how to run their political affairs and when cannot even come together for simple proposals
US says Japan should refrain from competitive devaluation
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Pip Anon commented Apr 12, 2013Isn't that what the US is doing?
US says Japan should refrain from competitive devaluation
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Pip Anon commented Apr 12, 2013Yea probably not. If anything it will range. There are clear reasons why it is down nearly $400 from it's high even with all the global concerns. It's underperforming the markets. Why tie up capital?
Bernanke: Creating Resilient Communities
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Pip Anon replied Apr 12, 2013I can understand that. I have never worked in construction, but in many different business fields you cannot predict the outcome in many circumstances. I mean you can guide your business, but I cannot effect my local, region or macroeconomic health. ...
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Pip Anon replied Apr 12, 2013Read a neat article showing how trading, even as we do it, is a business with expenses: stop-loss, spread, potential slippage. Unlike most business, we can determine our expenses beforehand in regards to spread and SL
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
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Pip Anon commented Apr 12, 2013The gold bugs should have realized it hasn't been an investment in a while, at least if you didn't start years ago. Gold is a trade, nothing more.
Gold Bugs With Nothing Left To Cling To As $1522 Breaks
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Pip Anon replied Apr 12, 2013Not really because the QE is forcing traders into these assets. That is artificial because than the currency is not based on the country's fundamentals. I don't think is fundamentally driven. It's like holding a junk bond over a corporate bond ...
NZD/USD
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Pip Anon replied Apr 12, 2013Well, I don't really believe that it is run on fundamentals. It's run on irrationality. I mean if it was run on fundamentals, the S&P doesn't go up 20 pts on shite job data; the euro doesn't go up on a contraction of GDP; Aussie doesn't spike to ...
NZD/USD
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Pip Anon commented Apr 12, 2013Hey, even a millionaire can piss away money. I am not attacking you, but trying to flash your "size" on an online thread won't make you anymore credible. Size may matter with your women but not on FF. I welcome your analysis - just not your account ...
Kuroda: Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing
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Pip Anon replied Apr 12, 2013I can agree with that in the sense that everything in life is derived by supply and demand, which in most cases in regards to a chart shows up as zones. I do think traders get wrapped up in numbers only because in many "trading" books focus on these ...
NZD/USD