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- syntaxfx commented Jun 19, 2020
No, I meant what I wrote. My comment was very general and did not apply to any one government in any one country. Also, the saying, like me, is a very old one. The reason I said it, is because you can guess which way the economy will go based on ...
Powell repeats Fed to use full range of tools to aid economy
- syntaxfx commented Apr 29, 2020
I concur, but conspiracies are much more fun than reality.
The End of the US-China RelationshipLet's face it, if CoV 2 is a natural jump across species (which I think it is) then there's no instant, simple fix. Conspiracy theorists desperately need ...
- syntaxfx commented Apr 4, 2020
The problem in a sudden shutdown like this, is getting business restarted. Once the more delicately financially balanced businesses close their doors (on state orders), they can't reopen without some kind of free money. Typically, their indebtedness ...
'Grim, but only the start': Here's what 5 economists have to say about the dismal March jobs report
- syntaxfx commented Mar 18, 2020
We appear to be watching the start of "The Great Depression" of the 21st century. I wonder if WWIII starts soon or will it take a few years? Either way, there may not be a lot of traders around to trade once the pain really sets in.
Mnuchin warns senators of 20% U.S. unemployment without coronavirus rescue -source
- syntaxfx commented Mar 9, 2020
Welcome to 1929 in 2020. This time we've spiced it up a bit: For entre, we offer a pandemic. The old influenza virus replaced by a new one that spreads more easily and has a higher mortality rate. After the pandemic starts, you receive a market ...
Crash—The Stock Market Collapses, Now What?
- syntaxfx commented Feb 29, 2020
Na, that was a week ago.
Washington State Governor declares state of emergency due to coronavirus
- syntaxfx commented Jan 7, 2020
I love the smell of a military escalation in the morning...
A new wave of ballistic missiles launched now from Iran
- syntaxfx commented Dec 18, 2019
Yes. I don't think any of the protagonists fully understands what they've created. However, business will always look for ways to keep functioning - regardless of what Westminster decides.
Boris Johnson's Brexit Is More “Slow Deal” Than “No Deal”
- syntaxfx commented Dec 15, 2019
The fun won't start until they leave the union, then it will test _all_ the theories.
Three Lessons From The UK Elections
- syntaxfx commented Dec 15, 2019
All this, just to achieve a surplus at a time when it's not the appropriate response. Don't know what Mathias and Josh are smoking, but I want some. The RBA concluded that the tax cuts didn't do what was needed and that they didn't have the tools to ...
Australia’s Finance Minister: No Need for More Fiscal Stimulus
- syntaxfx commented Oct 26, 2019
We will just have to wait to see the text of the agreement. Meantime, we can all embrace the volatility...
Trump advisor Peter Navarro fighting ‘Phase One’ of China trade deal, sources say
- syntaxfx commented Oct 20, 2019
We’re getting close to the bottom of the cycle now. Just a couple more shakes to scare the weak hands into capitulation.
Sterling slips from five-month high after Brexit plan hits snag
- syntaxfx commented Oct 7, 2019
Sure, that could be the play too. Of course, the ‘fun’ part with fx is that there’s no zero line like there is with stocks. Price can whistle right on by zero. Lol.
Goldman Sachs advises buying pound vs. dollar, sees low odds of no-deal Brexit
- syntaxfx commented Oct 7, 2019
I wonder if they took a long position and need to unwind it?? There's nobody more scared than a bull with a big position getting mauled by bears...
Goldman Sachs advises buying pound vs. dollar, sees low odds of no-deal Brexit
- syntaxfx commented Oct 2, 2019
GS clearly have a position already...
Here’s what Goldman Sachs says a Brexit deal would do to British pound, U.K. stocks
- syntaxfx commented Oct 2, 2019
There was a bit of bias in it. I suspect that it suited his purpose to avoid that.
Impeachment? Maybe. Recession? Yes.
- syntaxfx commented Sep 30, 2019
Maybe, but right now, they really all need each other to stay afloat. Trump is the only one that doesn't get that the US is in economic jeopardy as a result of his actions.
Fed Up With U.S. Trade Tactics, Europe Eyes Its Own Escalation