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Pip Anon commented Apr 21, 2014because they're lazy. didn't like them much between 2008-09
Why Investors Love Hedge Funds
- Pip Anon replied Apr 21, 2014
Even if it's this week.... the EURUSD outstayed it's welcome. Likely to test 50 EMA on the daily. If that breaks, 1.3765. Support is kind of layered in throughout the 1.37s, but likely to test. Central bank policy seems to affect other pairs but not ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Apr 21, 2014
Yea, you might not want to go by that lol. 300 or so "traders" is nothing in a $5.3 trillion dollar market. FF has 124 traders on USDCHF - a dollar index proxy. Pretty sure that is some slim pickings. Furthermore, they are talking about hedge funds ...
US dollar unpopular amongst leveraged traders - ANZ
- Pip Anon commented Apr 21, 2014
Oh, energy prices is a large percent of the inflation rise. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying don't trade accordingly. My argument was solely on the farce that central banks actually help the economy.
Yen Falls as Japan Trade Deficit Widens; Kiwi Rises Before RBNZ
- Pip Anon commented Apr 21, 2014
Luxury would be lower consumer prices. WTF wants to pay more? Everyone thought consumers would spend tons before the April tax, and they didn't because inflation is not working. Central bank policy is BS wrapped in an enigma wrapped into propaganda. ...
Yen Falls as Japan Trade Deficit Widens; Kiwi Rises Before RBNZ
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
I got SL 1274 TP 1320. Last two times PA lingered at these levels, the 200 EMA was the upside target
Only Gold!
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
Kiwi (I assume the NU) is kind of in the same boat. It makes huge moves and huge corrections. IDK if we'll see another increase so soon. The only thing I can say, although a small economy, it's actually growing from what I've read. Traders have been ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
Makes sense. Those are good areas in my onion. I would prefer just under 1.3900. Because this would be a position trade for me, I wouldn't mind entering near this area. 1.3695/37 and deeper looks nice on the weekly. Although Chicky's 1.4025ish makes ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
euro tends to do this. It will make a big move and stop near key levels and just sit. Long it sits, the stronger the move. Lots of EZ and US data this week 
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
What the hell does Buffet know? Lol. I mean he's great at buying and holding, but people try to go to him as some sort of economic barometer, and he's not. I'm not saying pile your equity in gold. I'm saying if you can see these consumer prices ...
Only Gold!
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
Lol, like I said in the past you don't invest in paper gold. I buy and hold a small percentage of physical stuff when the price is right. Then again, I don't have any issues buying contracts near 1265/75. Have you seen food prices? Rent prices? ...
Only Gold!
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2014
The problem is, is that CBs focus too much on the currency. Abe killed the yen by over 20% and exports are horrendous, trade gaps widen, first current-account deficits in decades. Monetary policy will kill any growth. There is so much evidence it is ...
Yen Falls as Japan Trade Deficit Widens; Kiwi Rises Before RBNZ
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
I prefer to be modest
I live in a country where wealth and being well off is demonized 
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
Looks like Goldman traders are working busy tonight. Only took like six months of higher gold prices. Slam dunk this sell...funny thing is, they make it mucho cheaper to accumulate.
Only Gold!
- Pip Anon replied Apr 20, 2014
Put up or shut up time for the euro may be drawing near. The euro is lingering at these levels, which are a confirmed supply zone. The longer it lingers, the deeper the correction IMO. I think we could see 1.3715 near term if EURUSD doesn't break ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2014
Abeconomics is doing wonders I see. BoJ doing QE to the Nth degree, and the results are fading quickly. Only thing that has lasted are consumer prices.
Yen Falls as Japan Trade Deficit Widens; Kiwi Rises Before RBNZ
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2014
0.8? Woooa...slow down, don't want to over heat. Doubt it though. They made a few strides, but GDP has been under zero since 2012. Employment has steeply declined since 2012, labor costs remain elevated. Long-term unemployment is over double what it ...
Italy economy minister says 2014 growth could be above 0.8 percent
- Pip Anon commented Apr 20, 2014
This is no bull market. This is a bubble that is bull ****. Between 2003 and 2007 the DOW averaged 615 points per year. Since QE, the DOW has averaged over 2,100 per year. This "recovery" is a farce, and I hope people are ready for what's to come. ...
The bull market, while old, is still very much alive