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traider commented Apr 8, 2013You clearly have no clue as to what labour surplus is or you would see the absurdity of your comments in the context of accumulation and would have hesitated before posting. Within that equation, wage cost mitigation is a central function as is the ...
George Soros tempers praise for Beijing with warning on risks
- traider commented Apr 8, 2013
Errr. You do know that the markets are a zero sum game?
George Soros tempers praise for Beijing with warning on risks
- traider commented Apr 7, 2013
China..great source of labour surplus...efficiently managed command economy....the new driver in global capital's momentum and the reason why I ignore the kerfuffles in inefficient Western economies headed full tilt to rationalisation.
George Soros tempers praise for Beijing with warning on risks
- traider replied Apr 5, 2013
In any event, if you are being spiked, you are trading where you shouldn't. In other words, at levels the successful 5% are not trading and thus not observing. I have a number of platforms running for confirmation (one on a Currenex bridge as well) ...
FXCM Discussion
- traider replied Apr 4, 2013
[quote=Turveyd;6575771] Absolutely spot on!! No broker would dare fiddle with the decisive levels.
FXCM Discussion
- traider commented Apr 1, 2013
This is pretty elementary stuff. Theres no way that the financial centres in London and NY are gonna let this crazy lady fuck with market trust. That would be catastrophic. Zerohedge..what can I say. Read with caution.
Lenders may soften terms of Cyprus bailout package
- traider commented Apr 1, 2013
Like I said all along, the Germans and French were never going to get their deal through without some concessions. Doesn't take much to recognise that these mercantilists who haven't a monkeys clue as to the importance of financial services were ...
Lenders may soften terms of Cyprus bailout package
- traider commented Apr 1, 2013
Not at all. Its my claim that if Merkel gets her way, she will break global liquidity and risk German exports. If German exports are at a risk (and this is a long term prognosis), it will be to zone relocation (as in relocation to Asia.) However, ...
Lenders may soften terms of Cyprus bailout package
- traider commented Apr 1, 2013
Just a good understanding of capitalism. With that insight, I woke up (NZ time) and went into an Euro buy and a yen sell (both signalled buy/sell..whoops, yen buy, euro/yen sell). Japs still aren't convinced that this German doofus is quite with it ...
Lenders may soften terms of Cyprus bailout package
- traider commented Apr 1, 2013
I told ya so. Merkel is getting a tongue lashing from the Brits and Americans behind the scenes. She probably realises that were they to wreck the banking flow of wordwide liquidity, her German export sector is kaput. In any event, there was strong ...
Lenders may soften terms of Cyprus bailout package
- traider commented Mar 27, 2013
I sometimes wonder whether this is a forum for traders. Economies are in the diifs for a number of reasons..credit mostly. People got the hungers for real esttate speculation and the banks obliged. Now theres no cash to pay the debts so someone has ...
Cyprus bailout not `template' for euro rescues, - EU
- traider commented Mar 27, 2013
Hahahaha. These outcomes are natural to the act of accumulation. You have to lack a conscience somewhat to play in this game. Otherwise, the contradictions would drive you crazy.
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 27, 2013
Ahh, but you have to remember that banks are indispensable...we need mortgages after all, and credit to buy our rubbish from China, that other paradox in this global system. Punters may take their money out of the system this week and next, but ...
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 27, 2013
I think the higher numbers reflects targeting, whereas previously they were being asked to cast the net more indiscriminately.
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 26, 2013
I'm not so sure. I see this more as a battle (by the Brits and Americans) to move the EU beyond the sort of thinking that is dominated by Germany and France. Listen, in the next 10 years or so, retail trading will be a massive form of self ...
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 26, 2013
Think of it as the lesser of evils. Had the Cypriots establised a vengeful precedent vis a vis banks rather than seen to be looking for soft money to pay its debts, who would trust banks (Merkel did not think this through). No one. Liquidity would ...
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 26, 2013
It depends on the state and the role of its financial services sector. Cyprus is in a curious position being a semi-colony of the UK and its links with London. In contrast, Icelands banks were preipheral to the global conduit for capital so it was ...
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 26, 2013
Whichever way you look at it, sovereign bankruptcy is always paid out of someone else's pockets. For example, here in New Zealand, insured depositors were paid out of the fiscal purse (taxes) when a local financial services provider went belly up. ...
Cypriot Finance Minister: uninsured Laiki depositors could face 80% haircut
- traider commented Mar 26, 2013
High asset inflation is guaranteed irrespective of what Bernanke does. These sorts of issues are rapidly moving beyond America and its Federal Reserve (although priming the US economy, a major player in global sales still has an impact on ...
Reasons to Believe 'Sell in May' Might Turn to Buying