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Pip Anon commented Jul 10, 2015Lol what? They don't use d-marks anymore
Tsipras To Parliamentary Group: He Has Mandate For Better Deal, Not For Grexit
- Pip Anon commented Jul 10, 2015
There are no rules. They are probably closer to a deal than ever. The referendum was the last act of a desperate man. Even after a 61% no vote, Tsipras is caving because he can stomach a Grexit. Germany wants to give a deal because countries like ...
Tsipras To Parliamentary Group: He Has Mandate For Better Deal, Not For Grexit
- Pip Anon commented Jul 10, 2015
Wouldnt be the first time, surely not the last
Syriza parliamentary spokesman says there will be a deal today
- Pip Anon commented Jul 9, 2015
I knew this was the case as soon as Tsipras said an "oxi" vote would give Greece more negotiating power, which is political talk for having no will to leave the eurozone. Tsipras thought this would buckle creditors but they hold the purse strings ...
So Much for Oxi
- Pip Anon commented Jul 8, 2015
Continues to be a BTFD for retailers. I don't want to be short yen in turmoil
USD/JPY Retail FX Crowd Remains Net-Long Despite Fresh Monthly Lows
- Pip Anon commented Jul 4, 2015
What's the downfall of any bubble? Confidence. 1929, 1987, tech bubble, 2007, dollar, Nikkei at 40,000 it doesn't matter. When confidence erodes, good luck. I'll leave you with this: "Panics do not destroy capital; they merely reveal the extent to ...
As China stocks sink, some accuse Morgan Stanley, other foreign forces
- Pip Anon commented Jun 30, 2015
Some of the changes made are: *Intervening the free market process by injecting bits of rhetoric when needed *Manipulating one's currency through rate cuts and asinine QE, because, really, which country has seen consistent growth after doing so? ...
RBA Stevens: The Changing Landscape of Central Banking
- Pip Anon commented Jun 29, 2015
I love it. One guy told me to buy SPX with both hands because the dip will be bought - still underwater. Posters on FF "to keep selling EURUSD till 1.05" lol done nothing but gain. It may eventually, but why hold and take the risk? People need to be ...
EU Approves Extension of Greek Guarantee Program for Banks
- Pip Anon commented Jun 28, 2015
You just answered your question. If China stimulates, it's expected to help their economy. Who's Australia's largest trade partner? ... China! Not to mention AUD has always gains on a Chinese rate cut. Then again who knows with Greece..
China Cuts Lending Rate to a Record Low After Stock Market Slump
- Pip Anon commented Jun 28, 2015
It's saying "I'm not giving you reckless traders more margin (ie loaned money) to gamble." After the SNB caused the franc to appreciate 40%, shorts piled in to the highest level in 15 years. What the franc do? Rip 20% higher. Brokers have to control ...
MAYZUS :: Upcoming risk - Instruments moving to 'Close Only' mode
- Pip Anon commented Jun 28, 2015
Sounds like the ECB is doing exactly what Tsipras wants. Fund those outflows baby!!!
ECB 'to end Greek bank lifeline'
- Pip Anon commented Jun 27, 2015
Tapirs, or at least whomever manages his official Twitter account, said a "NO" in regards to the reforendom would strengthen their negotiation stance. In other words, it's merely a tactic. Even if the Greeks did vote to refuse bailout extensions, it ...
IMF Won’t Help Greece If Payment Missed, Lagarde Says
- Pip Anon commented Jun 27, 2015
Don't underestimate the power of what happens. It's too myopic to only see it in terms of Greece. The euro zone as a whole is a failure. But beyond that, the world debt load is going behind $200 trillion; and to think Greece will be the only one to ...
Greek Parliament Votes In Favor Of Referendum
- Pip Anon commented Jun 27, 2015
I think it works to an extent. If equities fail to react, it could be trouble. Some say that stock markets are not the reflection of its economy, but I think China is the exception.
China Cuts Lending Rate to a Record Low After Stock Market Slump
- Pip Anon commented Jun 27, 2015
It should should benefit risk and commodities currencies but it all. Depends on how the market takes it
China Cuts Lending Rate to a Record Low After Stock Market Slump
- Pip Anon commented Jun 27, 2015
Should really help AUD and NZD, so leads me to think since they were the hardest hit yesterday someone new something ☝🏻️
China Cuts Lending Rate to a Record Low After Stock Market Slump
- Pip Anon commented Jun 25, 2015
No need for conspiracy theories. RBNZ have been saying that for years
RBNZ says the NZD persists at an unjustifiable level
- Pip Anon commented Jun 25, 2015
RBNZ can stick it up their #$%@ this is called free markets. What is unjustifiable are central banks thinking they have long term influence
RBNZ says the NZD persists at an unjustifiable level
- Pip Anon commented Jun 25, 2015
"Instead, the BOJ’s goal – like that of any effective central bank – is to ensure the right combination of employment and inflation." The problem is central banks think they can influence over the long term. Why is every nation that conducted QE ...
The Myth of Currency Manipulation
- Pip Anon commented Jun 25, 2015
They've already done this before. Anyone remember the rise to 1.71?
Forget Fed, rate-hike talk really heating up here