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- dab commented Sep 16, 2020
no year mentioned in the tweet....
- dab commented May 27, 2020
"some tests", "closed up places" - closed up places is not representative of everywhere and it's only been in some tests yet you want to use those numbers to make an estimate? Look, I agree the numbers I quoted aren't accurate because of not ...
- dab commented May 27, 2020
I had a look at that link and there's lots of info (I only skimmed it) but a search doesn't have .26 anywhere. 26 shows up three times but only re hospitalisation ratios so I'm in the dark as to where you got that figure.
- dab commented May 26, 2020
What is this virus you speak of with .1 to .2% mortality? Covid mortality currently tracking at over 6% from url per attached screenshot
- dab commented Aug 13, 2019
Do you have a source for any of that or is just opinion? I would have thought making transactions over 10k illegal would hamper things like buying a house or car.
- dab commented Aug 8, 2019
small positions with long term view. Look up dollar cost averaging but focus on buying low and selling high.
- dab commented Jul 2, 2019
When I read your comment about Carney departing because of May I thought that was very weird given May is going / gone? Then when I saw your link, isn't that article from 2016?
- dab commented Jun 25, 2019
dovish statement might have something to do with 100 pip spike up on EurNzd but 140 pips back down within the following 5 minutes is pretty clear idea of the general direction of the pair. I'm already short but would love to add on the next ...
- dab commented Jun 18, 2019
if you think EU has fallen like a stone you should check out EurNzd.
- dab commented May 31, 2019
Free trade is a nice ideal but in practice it is somewhat complicated if there are one or more market players who don't respect intellectual property.
- dab commented May 27, 2019
News just in: Trump will run reelection campaign on building a dome over China - (trap the pollution)
- dab commented Mar 31, 2019
If others like Scandinavin Countries are unhappy with EU and are just sitting back to wait and see then they are part of the problem because it's only if all those unhappy band together that the best deal would be reached OR that they could make the ...
- dab commented Mar 21, 2019
I dispute your right to give the banks that permission, but suspect you meant It not I. At least in Australia we've just been through a royal banking commission and banks have anything but permission to be reckless at present. I see it as an ...
- dab commented Mar 21, 2019
Both might be immoral but at least tax payer funded the burden is loosely means tested. Taking cash (esp from a brokerage account) penalises those in our line of work or who have higher proportion of assets in cash.
- dab commented Mar 20, 2019
RESPECT that you know about things like 'bail in'. I googled it thinking it was something that only applied to EU but to my surprise found it had implications in Australia too!
- dab commented Mar 16, 2019
I know little about UK and EU but suspect UK flourished long before joining EU and can do so again. Any hurt to UK economy from leaving will also hurt EU so in both interests to negotiate a deal. EU probably just don't want UK leaving with too ...
- dab commented Mar 13, 2019
"May said she would vote against a no-deal exit that investors fear would spook financial markets, dislocate supply chains and damage the world’s fifth largest economy" as opposed to all the 'wonderful positives' (heavy sarcasm) that the uncertainty ...
- dab commented Feb 21, 2019
They might have to negotiate in a month or two if the article is correct "It is hard to find a replacement for Australian coking coal since its sulfur content is very low,” said a purchasing manager at a large coke plant in Hebei province. “Current ...
- dab commented Jun 13, 2018
one is trend data, other is seasonally adjusted (both come from the ABS data). Sceptics would say neither is right as they are based on sampling only.
- dab commented Jan 12, 2018
Below article paints a less favourable view of Australian retail climate, headline re one store but full article talks a lot more about others too. url