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Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014Sorry, not my job to descriptor non-concise speech. If someone is too lazy to even support his whatnot, I don't care to look into it. And EURUSD has been range bound. Anything other than new territory on the 4H, D and WK, it matters little on a ...
The US Employment Situation - April 2014
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Minority? Dude, where you living? I'd like to visit that dream world. You're right, month to month the face number is different. Sure ain't retiring on that fixed-income. However, the internals have been the same. Just do some research, you'll ...
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
New lows compared to what, guy? It's been at 1.38 before. Where have you been when they stopped QE1 to Start QE2 to Start Operation Twist and now this crap. By the way, going from $85B to $45B is not stopping, it's slowing.
The US Employment Situation - April 2014
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Who's retiring? People have to work into their 70s. Baby boomers having to live with their parents. Get a grip.
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
If anything they are on the other spectrum to mainstream media. You won't get actual statistics there. We'll read that 288K jobs were added, not that almost half were temporary or low paying jobs (24K out of 74k prof. services were temp; 33K food ...
One Million People Dropped Out Of Labor Force In April: Participation Rate Plummets To Lowest...
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
WTF are you talking about? New lows to what? And WTF does the euro have anything to do with the Fed not stopping QE? At least get your points together. How many times has the fed STOPPED QE only to START QE? Exactly.
The US Employment Situation - April 2014
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Lol 806K is almost one million my friend. You check the numbers. Participation rate is still at 40 year lows. Wages flat, work week flat. Food service and retail jobs (primarily minimum wage, sub-national average) still a vast majority of jobs ...
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Exactly, 40 year lows. Exciting. There is now 92M not in the labor force
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
The FED won't stop cuz they can't stop lol. They may end asset purchases, but I doubt that. The economy is not good. There has NEVER been a government program intended on stimulating the economy that has been implemented and then taken away.
The US Employment Situation - April 2014
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Almost a million dropped out of the labor force..
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Looks like he's doing a dandy job. Markets not impressed BUY EURUSD SL 1.3795 TP 1.3875, SELL USDJPY SL 103.15 TP 102.2
The US Employment Situation - April 2014
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
Sure thing. Fed is not going have a choice when UE rate is under 6 percent. Imagine a CB having stimulus at a 5.5% UE? Not that the economy is strong or anything lol. The BLS report even states that the decline to 9.3M unemployed was little changed ...
Payrolls in U.S. Rise by Most Since 2012, Unemployment at 6.3%
- Pip Anon commented May 2, 2014
When those margin calls come so does the selling. HFTs made a killing during the last crash.. probably the reason the uptick rule was never followed
The Last Two Times This Happened, The Stock Market Crashed
- Pip Anon commented May 1, 2014
So, we can expect another new high in equity markets?
Everyone's Q1 GDP Estimates Turn Negative
- Pip Anon commented May 1, 2014
Of course, it's central bank engineered. No recovery by central bank hands lead to anything productive. Look at Japan. A year after Abeconomics and Japan's growth is a fraction of what it was. Wages non-existent as inflation rapidly increases. JGBs ...
BoE Miles: Shouldn't Be In Enormous Hurry To Raise Rates, Recovery Only Just Started
- Pip Anon commented May 1, 2014
Lol, just as Sterling hits five year highs. The housing situation will be enough to begin to raise rates... Then again, central banks are irresponsible. We'll have higher rates, regardless. You cannot prolong the inevitable. Either small increases ...
BoE Miles: Shouldn't Be In Enormous Hurry To Raise Rates, Recovery Only Just Started
- Pip Anon commented May 1, 2014
The Fed discussing monetary policy? Say it ain't so! It's a good thing the economy is gaining momentum.
Fed board met to discuss monetary policy ahead of FOMC