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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013Not given the MASSIVE stockpile and poor growth outlook. Crude has probably been the most accurate economic trade this year
FOMC Statement
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013Thanks, Raghee. It's catchy right? Nice article prior to the statement, now there's a decline. My guess is there is no much punch left in the $85B. Another leg in bubbly equities will take more stimulus, I believe.
Is the Dow telling us the "RISK ON" is over?
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013What will remedy that is actual growth in the economy, which clearly printing is barely doing
Fed Keeps $85 Billion QE Pace Awaiting Signs Economy Picks Up
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013not today what lol. I'm saying the fact $85B is being injected is getting mundane for the markets. I like first, maybe second, quarter they increase purchases the way it's going.
Fed Keeps $85 Billion QE Pace Awaiting Signs Economy Picks Up
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013It may mate, but what I think is that the effects of the Fed will dwindle as long as purchases remain at $85B. With all remaining equal, now the equities trader get to look at the dismal US and global data. It may grind higher, but if conviction ...
FOMC Statement
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013It is unlikely the markets will continue if stimulus remains at $85B.
FOMC Statement
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013Because it's the same. The markets have gone up so much (S&P up 300 pts this year), I believe the only thing going to give that jet liftoff is more stimulus. The $85B should already be priced in, and given the current economic data it is likely Fed ...
Fed Keeps $85 Billion QE Pace Awaiting Signs Economy Picks Up
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013If they are waiting for being economic data, they'll be waiting for a long time
Fed Keeps $85 Billion QE Pace Awaiting Signs Economy Picks Up
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013Equities are about to get jacked up
Is the Dow telling us the "RISK ON" is over?
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Pip Anon commented Oct 30, 2013Doesn't look like it. This is the kind of news we get with continuous $85B a month
ADP: Private sector employment increased by 130,000 jobs in October
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Pip Anon commented Oct 29, 2013That a major concern along with the volatility, which is why I think it is a long, long shot before this is ever replaces a fiat or other form of currency. It's cool to trade, and if you're good make some cash.
London Bitcoin exchange off to a rocky start
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Pip Anon commented Oct 29, 2013I agree. And a lot of these people like Krugman, Greenspan and Bernanke follow modern Kanyesian theory. The funny this is with nearly $1.9 trillion by the time the fed is done, why is there still 11 million in the US unemployed? 90 million not ...
Nobel prize winner Fama to CNBC'S Santelli: 'There's So Much Confusion In What You Said It's...
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Pip Anon commented Oct 29, 2013He also doesn't believe in bubbles. Then again, Nobel gave Obama one based on his "work" in the middle east. Fama is an academic, and they have no real market experience. It's all theory. Santelli is an ex-bond trader. I would listen to the one with ...
Nobel prize winner Fama to CNBC'S Santelli: 'There's So Much Confusion In What You Said It's...
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Pip Anon replied Oct 29, 2013Is any system or target 100 percent? I have seen some of the most used analysis types like EW and Fibs be in the ballpark or highly inaccurate. It's the nature of the beast. I have had tremendous success with historical S/R (you can notice on my ...
AUD/USD
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Pip Anon replied Oct 29, 2013The only waves I like are at the beach. Looks like it's heading to the 50 EMA tho. .9414 is looking good.
AUD/USD
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Pip Anon commented Oct 29, 2013IMO the economy is going to continue being stagnant due to the lack of policy reform. I believe a crash of sorts will be induced by political risk. Also, the Fed is in a QE trap. $85B a month, $1.9 trillion by the time Operation Endless Balance ...
RBA Gov Stevens: Remarks to Citi's 5th Annual Australian & New Zealand Investment...
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Pip Anon replied Oct 28, 2013Looking for a retrace to .9414 considering all things equal. A close below .9515 should do it. The highs were just over 50% retracement of the 1.0597 high. Good retracement point IMO
AUD/USD