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Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013I never said a limit, but I am mentioning what is going on now. It could virtually happen anywhere, but Cyprus is in the scope.
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- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Oh, I know. I mentioned that with Jay. If they can do it to Cyprus, why not Spain or even the UK. People from the outside do not want to do business with that mess. I guarantee the FDI will drop a good deal.
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- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Well, yes. That's what people were afraid of with the savings tax, that if they can do it to Cyprus they can do it to any member. For a government to tell you how much of your own money you could have at a given time is ludicrous. It also anchors ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Time is nature's way of not letting everything happen all at once. Too bad it's taking too much time
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Mar 22, 2013
Hey, if a high risk client wants my money they'd have to obey my rules. Beggars cannot be choosers. However, after the pain, Cyprus will be better for it. The EZ is a mess that will not be truly fixed.
Cyprus risks euro exit after EU bailout ultimatum
- Pip Anon commented Mar 22, 2013
The Euro Experiment is ever closer to the end.
Cyprus risks euro exit after EU bailout ultimatum
- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
My cost basis was 122.53. If it can get past 122, it should continue
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Nice and quick 50 pips. Was using a 5M chart and the candle basically fell off the screen
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Lol I hear you on that. It was so flat, I figured a decent size move eventually. It's just the pain of passing time.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Mar 22, 2013
Dollar down, UJ moving lower a little. EJ is fighting it. I assume because euro is moving up against dollar, but EJ wants to fight the yen Edit: There we go a little movement
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Mar 21, 2013
Yea, no kidding. Banks could not over leverage, take on too much risk or have shady dealings. Greed will bring down anything.
Bailing out Cyprus was always going to be tricky - But it didn’t have to be like this
- Pip Anon commented Mar 20, 2013
No such thing as a EURO bull, just short covers. EU won't be around in 5 years.
Fed Keeps $85 Billion Pace of Bond Buying as Job Market Improves
- Pip Anon commented Mar 18, 2013
That would be bad for cyprus
Tomorrow, Cyprus could vote to leave the euro. This is political dynamite
- Pip Anon commented Mar 17, 2013
How many of these articles must there be? I think we get the point already
The Cyprus Bailout Is Unfair, Short-Sighted, And Self-Defeating
- Pip Anon commented Mar 17, 2013
Governments get real desperate when they are facing collapse. $16+ trillion and politicians refuse there is a debt issue (whether it's Obama or Boenher) show a lack of concern. When it's $22 trillion in debt and no one is willing to buy their ...
Could The "Cyprus Fiasco" Occur In The United States?
- Pip Anon commented Mar 17, 2013
This Yen buying is crazy.
Yen firms, Asia shares fall on jitters from Cyprus deal
- Pip Anon replied Mar 17, 2013
Idk, apparently people wanna buy yen, too. Not sure how Japan does it; I think their debt-to-GDP is 200%
Geppy's Geppy Thread (GBP/JPY)
- Pip Anon replied Mar 17, 2013
Why manipulation? It is beyond Cyprus. The implications on whether deposits are safe in other troubled countries, let alone the ECB and finance ministers can do a diddly to stop the financial bleeding. Sometimes you have to look beyond headlines
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- Pip Anon replied Mar 17, 2013
Great. Would have loved to get in on the dip. It should close the gap on Yen weakness.
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