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- Submitted Jul 21, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
EU Goes From Kicking The Can To Rolling A Growing Debt And Spending Snowball Here’s our take on preliminary news from the EU summit on the second annual Greek bailout. Short version: they’ve done a decent job – of insuring we get a third annual ...
- Submitted Jul 17, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
PART 2: Coming Week’s Market Movers, A Weekly Strategic Overview for Investors, Traders in All Major Markets Perspective: Despite Drama, Technical Picture Still Shows Short Term Range Bound Market...Thus in essence for all the drama, we’ve been in ...
- Submitted Jul 17, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
PART 1: Prior Week’s Market Movers And Their Lessons For The Coming Week, A Weekly Strategic Overview for Investors, Traders in All Major Markets New PIIGS Debt Restructure Plan Backfiring, Contagion Nears As acceptance of at least a partial Greek ...
- Submitted Jul 10, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com|5 comments
EU Debt Crisis Edges Towards Contagion OR The Death Of The EU Sovereign Debt Put, US Jobs Woes, China Debt OR EU To PIIGS Bondholders: Assume The Position, Chicken Boy Bullish Resilience Vs. Extremely Bearish News On the one hand, the news this week ...
- Submitted Jul 3, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
A Weekly Strategy Guide For Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Both Binary Options and Standard Spot Market Traders NB: For analysis of prior week’s key market drivers and their lessons for the current week see Part 1. COMING WEEK MARKET MOVERS Sovereign ...
- Submitted Jul 2, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
GREECE RELIEF DOMINATES MARKETS Nothing else mattered, not inaction on US debt, not universally bad manufacturing data (except for the US) across globe in the UK, China, Japan, EZ, Italy and India, not Standard and Poors’ warning Thursday that Italy ...
- Submitted Jun 25, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
A Strategy Guide For Traders & Investors in Forex, Indexes, Commodities, Bonds -Both Via Spot Market Instruments And Binary Options More On What Could Happen If The Greek Austerity Vote Fails, And Why Greece Will Get Cash Anyway, In The Coming Weeks ...
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Cliff Wachtel commented Jun 23, 2011Thanks for comments. Bottom line, until banks shore up capital and govs get bailout plan/funding in order, they'll do all they can to keep any nation from defaulting in order to avoid contagion. That's clearly the plan. whether they pull it off ...
Why Whatever Happens In Greece Is Irrelevant
- Submitted Jun 22, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com|6 comments
Let’s cut the crap. Greek parliamentarians could vote against austerity, vote to send themselves on luxury cruise, send the ECB the bill, and Greece will STILL get the cash do avoid near term default. Greece will get cash for the coming months ...
- Submitted Jun 19, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
The big lesson of last week (and last year’s Greek crisis): The EU crisis is a financial crisis driven by political decisions. To anticipate the coming weeks’ market movements, focus on what is likely to serve the policymakers’ priorities. It’s all ...
- Submitted Jun 11, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com|2 comments
A weekly strategic overview of primary market driving forces both fundamental and technical for the prior week, their lessons, and likely market movers for the week ahead. Perfect for investors and traders of indexes, stocks, forex, and commodities, ...
- Submitted Jun 4, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
A trading strategy overview of primary market moving forces from the prior week and their lessons for the coming week, and likely coming week market movers for traders of forex, indexes and commodities via spot market and binary options instruments. ...
- Submitted Jun 1, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com|1 comment
“The EU is figuring out how to allow Greece to extend its existing debt without triggering a major credit event. The EU may offer bondholders higher coupons, “preferred status”, or even payment in collateral. Meanwhile EU, IMF and European Central ...
- Cliff Wachtel commented May 27, 2011
'home truths?' Did you mean 'hard truths'? Yo, forexfactory editors!
Some home truths for Greece
- Submitted May 25, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
A short summary of the key points of the EU debt crisis, where it’s obviously headed, and ramifications for investors and traders Per a Reuters article Wednesday, EU banks are stuck with over 100 bln euros of Greek government debt they’re unable to ...
- Submitted May 22, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com|1 comment
Until Friday, it looked like a typical week in the financial markets since the QE 2 period began in September 2010. Despite continued but not dramatic deterioration in virtually all of the largest economies, the USD and other safe haven currencies ...
- Submitted May 15, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
Ah, Spring, a time of rebirth for so many things, including the annual spring EU/Greek Debt Crisis Here are the likely primary market movers over the coming week. WHAT’S NEW IN THE EU: EU DEVELOPMENTS SHOULD AGAIN DOMINATE RISK SENTIMENT AND THUS ...
- Submitted May 8, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
A weekly overview of what to watch for traders of binary options and commodities via binary options, options, and standard spot market instruments PRIOR WEEK MARKET MOVERS, LESSONS FOR COMING WEEK It was an eventful week, here’s a summary of what ...
- Submitted May 8, 2011|From globalmarkets.anyoption.com
Key Events To Watch, Why, And Trade Strategy For Binary Option and Spot Market Traders of Forex, Stock Indexes, and Commodities. Wednesday BOE Inflation Report Provides the latest insight on whether the BOE is leaning towards tightening. Thus far ...