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- fierceman commented Jul 6, 2013
@Kong: No offense, but if you're going to come out with bold trade calls like that, and they fail (laser sharp short term technical trade system?) expect to get some heat. Running off with your tail between your legs is one way to deal with it. ...
A Misconception Believed by Millions
- fierceman commented Jun 9, 2013
Germany has benefited from the Euro more than if they had stayed with the Mark. I'm not sure if that would have been the case for the UK and the Scandinavians, but it's a good bet.
German court case could force euro exit, warns key judge
- fierceman commented Jun 9, 2013
What's typical? That they are smarter than the rest of Europe, or that they want to dominate the rest of Europe because they are smarter than the rest of Europe?
German court case could force euro exit, warns key judge
- fierceman commented Jun 2, 2013
I thought it a bit ironic that people who have "little formal schooling but labor honestly and diligently to help feed, clothe, and educate their families" are deserving of more respect, and yet they want their families to be educated. Why don't ...
Bernanke's 10 hilarious tips for Princeton grads
- fierceman commented Apr 23, 2013
Guys... come on. It's about productivity. If automation increases productivity, then we are all better off. Are you saying that we would be better off with NO automation, all working the fields 18 hours/day just to feed ourselves? Don't be ...
America's Low Labor Participation Rate: Now For the Really Bad News
- fierceman commented Apr 22, 2013
I think the minimum wage should be set to $200/hour and then everything will be fine. Why hasn't anyone thought of that? I'd love to pay $50 for a Big Mac just for the pleasure of taking away the McDonald's worker's incentive to improve himself. ...
America's Low Labor Participation Rate: Now For the Really Bad News
- fierceman commented Mar 31, 2013
Just look at the words just before: You'd think that real growth was the gauge to go by, but in a world of make-believe money, it's the make-believe numbers that matter.
Japan just might be set to open a new chapter
- fierceman commented Mar 19, 2013
I followed your anonymous advice and now I blew my mini account. I am not happy. Give me back my money.
Cypriot president Anastasiades to tell Eurogroup he lacks support and votes to pass levy
- fierceman commented Mar 19, 2013
I can see Russia ramping up Polonium-210 production over this.
How Russia Could Take Revenge Over Cyprus Deal
- fierceman commented Mar 3, 2013
I get it... He means AFTER the Draghi backstop came into effect. The wording is poor though, and it may not be clear to everyone. The impression is that EUR/USD never dropped below 1.25 in 2012, which is false.
Italy's A Mess But Draghi's Backstop Is There; Buy EUR/USD Targeting 1.34 - UBS
- fierceman commented Mar 3, 2013
You do know how to read a chart, right?
Italy's A Mess But Draghi's Backstop Is There; Buy EUR/USD Targeting 1.34 - UBS
- fierceman commented Feb 28, 2013
Deflation favors the prudent. We wouldn't want that, would we?
Euro area annual inflation down to 2.0%
- fierceman commented Feb 6, 2013
1000:1 leverage can kill your account (or make you a millionaire) in a day. How is that slow?
EURO In Correction Not Trend Change
- fierceman commented Feb 6, 2013
European bottoms are easy to spot - just visit one of the many French beaches.
No rebound yet, but some U.S. companies see European bottom
- fierceman commented Feb 5, 2013
Regarding the "slowness" of the forex market... You trade with a broker that offers 1000:1 max leverage. Try using anything close to that and you'll see how fast your "profitability" moves. I hope I'm wrong, but your claim that it is slow makes me ...
EURO In Correction Not Trend Change
- fierceman commented Feb 5, 2013
Can you explain how exactly currencies are "slow"?
EURO In Correction Not Trend Change
- fierceman commented Jan 19, 2013
Automation is bad for the economy? Seriously? I guess going back to subsistence farming is the answer. Retard. The fact that Krugman received a Nobel prize pretty much eliminated any credibility the prize had (Obama's win cemented it as a complete ...
Why Robots Are Worse for the Economy Than You Think
- fierceman commented Dec 27, 2012
So a depreciating JPY will offset gains made in Japanese equities? Who knew?
Time To Buy Japan? Probably Not
- fierceman commented Nov 24, 2012
Yeah, it *could* cost the Germans, *if* Greece defaults.
Merkel rival warns Greece could cost Germans
- fierceman commented Sep 22, 2012
Ideally, the people should have a choice between more than just 2 candidates... Especially when both candidates are this bad... Sorry to tell you this, but both Romney and Obama could not give a rat's arse about 99% of Americans.
The Next Panic