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Pip Anon replied Mar 28, 2013Cyprus is an oddity because the financial sector was 45% of their GDP. However, Europe is land of the insolvent banks. In time, it will jack the euro around. Now, it is understood tax payers will not front bail outs, so they will now do bail ins. It ...
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Pip Anon replied Mar 27, 2013Short EJ @ 120.23 Target 119.8 SL 200 SMA I think traders are getting ready for some risk avoidance - anticipating Cyprus. I feel horrible about the people over there, but I hope I can make some money from it.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013I think so since there has been more talk about Italian economic data. German leads it up with customer climate and than the French GDP. I think the GDP will be the catalyst and poor Italian numbers only add fuel to the fire.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013
Not bad. Was able to bag 82 pips on a combination of EU, AU, GJ. It's been kind of slow last several hours, but I think it will get a bit capricious. German and French data coming up.EURUSD
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013No threats. Look at my posts. I don't change my mind. I have clearly been extremely bearish probably to a fault. I have looked through the first three pages of your posts, and after being bored, there was no substance. At least I have conviction ...
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013Well, there was that article that show a Bank of Cyprus bombed. When people's livelihood are messed with the animal comes out. I watched a clip of a women who's pension was taken away, lost her job and has no access to money. In Greece, people were ...
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013what are you talking about? I was referring to the article. When have I been back and forth? Perhaps, you should keep your nose out of it.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013Sorry that was an error. I was referring to that article, clearly was slightly off lol. Long day mashing shite together
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013Possible. Argintina banks were closed three weeks I believe with 26 months of capital controls. Cyprus' financial sector was 45% of GDP.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013I know got to be careful
longer TFs still look down. I am trying to find pockets of pips either way. Saying it will go either way is a bit tongue in cheek, but I don't know how much of the Cyprus news is still shocking for a little ...EURUSD
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013I never said my comments on a thread would effect the trade. However, it is my responsibility in regards to my own trading to analyze, breakdown and interpret data, and I just happen to share my thoughts. Just because I, or another, is long-term ...
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Pip Anon commented Mar 26, 2013You're an idiot. You have your opinion, I have mine. Nobody cares what you think, welcome to my ignore list.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013Short cover is when short positions are closed out. The euro likes to accumulate massive short positions.
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013Well the problem I think with the euro has it becomes so short the cover is massive. I remember during the Greece thing last year it was record shorts that short covers with 150 pts. and more
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Pip Anon replied Mar 26, 2013They'll (Draghi and Co.) will never admit to the real condition. They keep wanting to sugar coat everything - I think it's all a ruse to avoid printing money. However, this will only further hurt Europeans. Everyday there is prime example about the ...
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Pip Anon commented Mar 26, 2013Yea and you do the same
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Pip Anon commented Mar 26, 2013And you incapability to bugger the f**k off.
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