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Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014Lol, you like how the Fed was talking about interest rate increases and then equities meltdown and they say today not to overestimate what they're saying. It's a fecking joke. Give it two days and S&P will make another high. If any one can give me ...
Chicago Fed's Evans: Monetary Pol Less Aggressive Than Needed
- Pip Anon replied Apr 9, 2014
Weekly support at 1.0840. Stopped right above that. Canadian dollar futures down sizable tonight considering the recent pump, which I think is largely do to the pump in crude. If the dollar continues to sell off, it will sink
USD/CAD
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
The ONLY reason there is no inflation is because there is no velocity. Banks are holding this money. If it ever got into circulation, fecking hell I'll be eating chicken instintine on a stick like they do in Southeast Asia cause bread is going to ...
Chicago Fed's Evans: Monetary Pol Less Aggressive Than Needed
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Fed steps away from rate talk, puts petal on accommodation simply because the S&P is down 50 pts from highs. The market is driving the Fed, Yellen's axle is about to fall off and the market is heading into a brick wall. People are friggin worried ...
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
So, do you normally pass off misinformation and then "Stick with me kid and you might learn something" often? I learned, today, that your ignorant and well... I do learn everyday, which is why I can tell you're full of it. I don't choose to say the ...
BOJ Statement on Monetary Policy
- Pip Anon replied Apr 9, 2014
Well, just ready that BoC is likely to keep cash rate at 1% I would assume this would be beneficial longer term if the Fed begins to rise rates. I think the pullback just so happened right before the FOMC. I could technically withstand a move to ...
USD/CAD
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Just an example of the farce: Greece 5Y debt now 6%, lowest since 2010. Their debt to GDP in before the crisis 151%, now 177% 2B euro auction with 11B in demand. Can anyone say bubble?
ECB's Bonnici says negative deposit rate is a possibility and ECB ready to use it
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Have a feeling it will sling shot back. The US economy still overshadows it's neighbor.
Amid broad-based USD-weakness, USD/CAD trips stops through 1.0900
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
I can understand that, to a certain point. They are in charge of the EZ banking system. You do what you have to in order to get shite straight. It's like Draghi throws chicken bones in the blood of the unemployed to see what to do next. It's ...
ECB's Bonnici says negative deposit rate is a possibility and ECB ready to use it
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Good job doing what? Creating asset bubbles and risky speculation? You know, the same shite that caused 2008 in the first place.
ECB's Bonnici says negative deposit rate is a possibility and ECB ready to use it
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
That's the problem with central bankers, they're politicians. And politicians are stubbornly stupid. Nothing, structurally, has been done in the EU. Banks are still a mess, debt is still astronomically high, unemployment hasn't moved anywhere, and ...
ECB's Bonnici says negative deposit rate is a possibility and ECB ready to use it
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
It really is sickening how these central bankers act. Neg. rates were floated around for the last three months and they did nothing. That's why the euro won't go down. It's like how much lip service can people take? It's either you cut rates or ...
ECB's Bonnici says negative deposit rate is a possibility and ECB ready to use it
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Eh, well I am sorry that it offended you but I don't believe in being politically correct. I don't walk on egg shells because everyone is offended about everything. The word was acceptable forever until someone deemed it "offensive." Midget means ...
What To Expect From FOMC Minutes? - BofA, CS, BNPP, Barclays, & Others
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
The only reason I think that is a consideration is the DOJ is getting into the mix. After JP Morgan got messed up by regulators like sold their commodities business. After the London gold fix went under speculation, Deutsche bank is selling their ...
Goldman Sachs may close dark pool Sigma X
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
"the US economy is growing at a modest, albeit slow rate." I just watched US Tres. Sec. Lew try and play it up that the US leads the developed world in growth. Um, growth around the world sucks. It's like being the tallest midget (no offensive)..You ...
What To Expect From FOMC Minutes? - BofA, CS, BNPP, Barclays, & Others
- Pip Anon replied Apr 9, 2014
IMO is it a marketing tactic people use, I have only come across it in print through program promotional. It's one of those things that get spread by word of mouth simply because people are too lazy to look it up. My brother-in-law is a financial ...
95% traders go broke, only 5% survive
- Pip Anon replied Apr 9, 2014
I believe the "standard" in major brokerages is $10,000. I know a lot of brokerages, mainly the smaller ones, offer micro-accounts. These accounts are fine, but most of the time traders over leverage the account and liquidate because 100 pips could ...
95% traders go broke, only 5% survive
- Pip Anon replied Apr 9, 2014
I just noticed this thread. According from data released by the largest forex brokers, profitable account vary between 20-40 percent with accounts with large capital holdings being the most profitable.
95% traders go broke, only 5% survive
- Pip Anon commented Apr 9, 2014
Are you retarded? USDJPY decline is short dollar, long yen, hence BUY YEN. The YEN GAINED, the DOLLAR LOST. "Stick with me kid and you might learn something," Christ I almost fell off my seat. By that comment, and that alone, you do not trade.
BOJ Statement on Monetary Policy