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- MetroFX commented Aug 20, 2015
100% agree they normally have it before but this prooves that is not 5mins before and that they release it ASAP to big institutions (Bloomberg, Reuters, Deutsche Borse sell you this). They should ban it all.
- MetroFX commented Jul 29, 2015
Good analisys i think the same way as you do, if no inflation no rate hike so one has to keep an eye on energy even thought is not core inflation) and price of USD because the higher it goes it lowers the inflation rate.
- MetroFX commented Jun 17, 2015
Not really, check this i think is better to see market implied rate increase. url Not perfect but good.
- MetroFX commented Jun 8, 2015
Not to help him out as i dont know him, but how many of us have been wrong many times? most of us i'll say a trader cant be right always you just need to act fast and be wrong the lower amount of time.
- MetroFX commented May 29, 2015
Where do you see that info? CME?
- MetroFX commented May 20, 2015
Not sure why people still talk about a rate hike, just look at the bond market and it is at december at best right now. Fed has no interest in disturb big Banks / Funds/ Money Manager with a unexpected rate hike.
- MetroFX commented Apr 30, 2015
True but people choose what they prefer.
- MetroFX commented Apr 17, 2015
That link kinda implies that they did this after the greek election that was long time ago.
- MetroFX commented Apr 16, 2015
Looking at bond futures probably, if you want to look for next rate hike accorging to the market. url
- MetroFX commented Mar 18, 2015
What is the prime for that kinda "insurance" seems really weird.
- MetroFX commented Mar 17, 2015
Not to be the devils advocate, but they probably expected inflation to be way higher when they reached 6.5% and oil prices going down arent helping. I think they will increase the rate by 0.25% is not much and at some point they have to increase it.
- MetroFX commented Jan 27, 2015
That might be true in a really liquid market, but doesnt really work like that if there is no rpice you wont get out of your position it happens a ton of time in less liquid markets.
- MetroFX commented Jan 21, 2015
The issue is with the banks, as a broker you have to declare each US client and be the one that collects info and taxes, if you dont agree to that the US imposes a ton of etra taxes to the banks. Banks are not opening accounts to brokers with US ...
- MetroFX commented Jan 21, 2015
Actually soon you wont be able to operate in non US brokers because of the Facta law no one wants to have US clients is a pain in the ass.
- MetroFX commented Jan 20, 2015
This is simply showing who hedged the positions and who didnt. FXCM because was heavily regulated and also they thought EURCHF would bounce had a full hedge on longs that is why they went bankrupt (temporarely or you could call it something else). ...
- MetroFX commented Dec 30, 2014
Hmm i'll say daveloped markets are pretty close to 1980, 1987, 2000 then 2008 if i'm not mistaken?
- MetroFX commented Dec 16, 2014
Highly improbable, didn't even care to read the first part. How much money would a normal 17 year old have for investment? say $ 100.000 and to turn it into 72M that is waaaaaaaaaaay to good a return (72000%), no one with real money would trade like ...
- MetroFX commented Dec 15, 2014
Fun part will begin in 2 years For now maybe we are ending wave 3, then 1.5 to 2 years of wave 5
- MetroFX commented Dec 15, 2014
There is a pretty scary comment, with full inside info from a ex employee
- MetroFX commented Jun 25, 2014
LOL pretty good timing :S