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traider replied Sep 11, 2011I'm and ex Durbanite. Would love to go back home (in New Zealand at the moment). Hows the crime? Going down?
Best place in the world to trade from?
- traider replied Sep 10, 2011
The Swissie's haven status is a leftover from another era, the Cold War, and I suspect that the Swiss want to see that legacy dead and buried. For the time being, the Euro and Greenback crisis helps ensure that no one is tempted to use them for long ...
Well The Swiss may just get more then they bargined for
- traider replied Sep 10, 2011
Trading hasn't altered my political views at all. I am a Marxist and view capitalism as not the best mode for achieving high civilisation as a species. That is an objective view of how we should order ourselves as a global species. However, whilst ...
trading and spiritual journey...
- traider commented Aug 27, 2011
He's talking about globalisation of capital which is a given as barriers (MUST) fall to its momentum, as must a child mature into adulthood, its mid years and old age.
Trichet Says Regional Economic Diversity in U.S. Is Similar to Euro Area’s
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
Europe is an anachronism in any event. A heavily indebted social democrat fortress dependant on a few exporters themselves under increasing pressure to be competitive.
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
bobn. You can't invent interpretations of Marx as you go along. His simple point was that capital MUST globalise. As a trader, that's a fairly simple truth that should be evident. You may not like the guys politics. But his understanding of surplus, ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
Who wulda thunk. And across the water, the Celtic Tiger was roaring on an equally insane feast of phantoms. Whatever the reason, as the global barriers to return on investments fall, these sorts of practices will have to go, quicktime, if a country ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
Them sassenachs. Nothing a good feisty haggis on a leash can't sort out however.
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
There will be no taxes. Last gasp at regulation. As for blaming a government, who is there to blame. The banks woes are as a result of government from both sides of the aisle, and goes back at least a decade. The premium on the bonds insurance is a ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
JR. I think we've done alright as a species. Nature is cruel although we'ld like to think that there's a god out there who is all love and light. You've only to look at animals and the night sky through a telescope to see how precarious life and the ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 26, 2011
JR. There are two elements to Marx. One, the objective economist who laid out the process of economic systems. The other a philosopher who then offered methods for dealing with issues. The former interested me the more simply as he offered a more ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 25, 2011
JR. You cannot engage in the activities Hitler (or the Chinese Politburo or even social democrats who are a kinder variant of Hitler's mixed nationalist economy) did and do and claim to adhere to Marx's economic principle. Communism is post ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 25, 2011
JR Hitler was very cosy with the Prussian nobility and business owners who loved his free labour initiatives (Slavic and Jewish slaves) so I'm not sure that he was truly socialist as Marx contemplated. In any event, Nazism was very much a ...
Market crash 'could hit within weeks,' warn bankers
- traider commented Aug 24, 2011
What a mess. They will have to declare S. Europe an European playground in due course and subsidise it. The Irish...why not an Europe pub crawl circuit and ditto. The E. Europeans...hmmm. I'm sure they'll find a use for them.
Finland threatens to withdraw Greek bailout support
- traider replied Aug 23, 2011
There's no false comfort in this game. You either understand where the tipping points are or you don't. Watch those round numbers like a hawk.
Confused about stop hunting
- traider replied Aug 23, 2011
If you're in a market and think you've been taken out for whatever reason, you probably are on the wrong side and need to improve your technical accuracy, I suspect.
Confused about stop hunting
- traider replied Aug 23, 2011
Who needs theatre with you people. If you left out the forex stuff, I could find this place a nice distraction from the boredom of waiting.
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