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Pip Anon commented Feb 18, 2013If rates are determined, or should be, by fundamentals the Euro should be 300 pips lower than it is now.
Draghi Committee speech
- Pip Anon commented Feb 18, 2013
Um why wouldn't it? It's 7.9% now. And has ticked up .3% since NOV. Way to go CNBC.
Why Over 8% Unemployment Could Lie Ahead
- Pip Anon replied Feb 17, 2013
It might hover 1.3320 level until then. I don't see many positive catalysts taken it higher.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Feb 16, 2013
I don't think 1.25 either, but that is still 800 pips roughly from where it is now. In this climate, I think 1.4-5 is likely not going to happen. Between 2007-08, the euro topped out at 1.6ish; again, we know what happen in 2008. Politicians are ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Feb 16, 2013
True. Although, I think with the shit economic data out of EU, the euro may follow. There was buying in the dollar and a buck from recent highs. I'm curious what will happen at G20 with this currency war shit. It just feels like the markets' backs ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Feb 16, 2013
I agree with that. The market is tired and looking for a retrace. The data is good, but the data does not correlated 5-year highs on indices. Unemployment is creeping back up. They say they can't fight the Fed, but is the Fed suppose to support the ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Feb 16, 2013
No, he made it with Yen. Highly doubt Soros is dabbling in spot forex.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Feb 16, 2013
SPX Daily shows a potential nasty outcome. I see a retracement to 1400-1380 as the S&P begins to top out. Look how condensed it has gotten. No real cataysts to punch it above the channel, and the yellow line at top striates out 5 years. Every time ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Feb 16, 2013
Who knows? As long as money is being pumped into the system, it won't move much. Look at the S&P last two weeks it has barely moved considering moves from that bullshit cliff "deal." It is waiting for a reason to drop but needs a catalyst. Hedges ...
G20 defuses talk of "currency war"
- Pip Anon commented Feb 16, 2013
There will be volatility. Markets have no been determining rates because the central banks have. So, when rates start to increase traders will get out of the market. They have been forced into stocks because the rates have been basically zero. It ...
G20 defuses talk of "currency war"
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
Seriously? Look it up.
Lehman Seeks to Question Ex-JPMorgan ‘London Whale’
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
That is purely based on assumption. I don't about you, but I don't trade on assumptions.
Melt-up or melt-down on this G20 - or both?
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
Lehman reaped what they sowed.
Lehman Seeks to Question Ex-JPMorgan ‘London Whale’
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
No kidding man. The anchors are horrible and try to come of as analysts when they just read a tele-prompter. Analysts are iffy at best. Just crap.
Melt-up or melt-down on this G20 - or both?
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
You don't need to know lingo to trade. It is just garbage CNBC spreads to infiltrate retail investors. Breakout, melt-up, risk on, buffalo stamped, stalking tiger hidden retail trader, jigged out daisy chains...
Melt-up or melt-down on this G20 - or both?
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
Dude, I know what it is. Glad to see what your resource is because apparently you had to look it up. I have been around many traders, and very few use the glamorous Wall St. lingo.
Melt-up or melt-down on this G20 - or both?
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
WTF does it matter? The markets won't go down on anything. Oh, FYI how the fuck do you melt up? Melting liquifies and not upwards. Christ get a thesaurus.
Melt-up or melt-down on this G20 - or both?
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
Patients. Remember, he's a politician.
Draghi: FX talk "inappropriate, fruitless, self defeating"
- Pip Anon commented Feb 15, 2013
That does not an individualized evaluation of the Australian Dollar. Australian economic data valets the Australian Dollar. If you cross-vault with other currencies, it is potentially over- or undervalued. You specialize in monetary economics?
Australian Dollar the most overvalued currency