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- funske commented Jan 11, 2013
lol Your comment on camels in Australia was even smarter than this one.
Goldman Says To Go Long EURUSD With 1.37 Target, 1.29 Stop
- funske commented Jan 11, 2013
Exactly my point, I keep myself away from elliot wave counting, but the move from 0.8 to 1.6 is impulsive and this chopping around between 1.60 to 1.20 is corrective which mostly leads to new highs.
EURUSD Technical Update – 11th January 2013
- funske commented Jan 11, 2013
O dear, trading can be so cruel.
6 Reasons Why We Still Bearish On The Euro Targeting 1.27 In Q1? - BofA Merrill
- funske commented Jan 10, 2013
Check out this impressive Daily candle, a close around these levels tomorrow results in an bullish engulfing on the Weekly.
ECB Monetary policy decision
- funske commented Jan 10, 2013
These figures are hardly relevant for the ECB their mandate is limited to "price stability". This press conference is again a confirmation that the ECB not devalues the Euro while other central banks do devalue their own currency. This is imo what ...
Draghi Says Economy Will Heal as Financial Markets Stabilize
- funske commented Jan 9, 2013
This train has to continue its course until it derails or crashes otherwise. There's no way back.
A Bold Dissenter at the Fed, Hoping His Doubts Are Wrong
- funske commented Jan 9, 2013
Just remove the "into space" part.
Hank Greenberg Should Be Shot into Space For Suing the Government over the AIG Bailout
- funske commented Jan 9, 2013
Of course the EU should just give them the 15 million, billions are wasted, these are the issues where Europe should instantly spend money on.
Greece HIV Remedies Hit as Crisis Shuts Drug Abuse Curb H
- funske commented Jan 5, 2013
An excellent article indeed. Deficits pump money in the economy, while budget surpluses have a deflationary effect. Therefore deficit and debt will inevitably keep growing and the US wil continue their collision course. Michael Hudson: url "As ...
How Much Longer Can The Fed Maintain A Corner On The Bond Market?
- funske commented Jan 4, 2013
That's what happens when you get a Margin Call.
U.S. economy adds 155,000 jobs in December
- funske commented Jan 3, 2013
Imo these minutes are a stunner compared to the previous one. Last month: QE until 6.5 unemployment and until 2015 Today: Some are looking for endpoints in 2013 !?
Minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee
- funske commented Jan 3, 2013
Oh, because Americans are superficial and obedient by nature. BTW You might wanna try shadowstats.com
U.S. Added 215K Private-Sector Jobs in December, According to ADP
- funske commented Jan 2, 2013
Moneyprinting is damaging for savers and pensionfunds, inflation because of this idiocy looms and is inevitable. In contrast to the US many people in Europe have savings and pensionfunds are well filled. Therefore Europe is justly conservative ...
Stocks to soar as world money catches fire, Calvinst Europe left behind
- funske commented Dec 31, 2012
Looking at longshort ratios it's clear retailers are long the dollar and to a lesser extent the yen, probably in anticipation of bad news regarding this fiscal cliff thing. Because retailers are usually wrong, any "good" news (despite it's of course ...
Buy USD/JPY, GBP/JPY On Any Pullbacks Ahead Of BoJ January Meeting - Barclays
- funske commented Dec 30, 2012
Scandinavia, for example Sweden has very high taxrates. But also a current account surplus, great GDP per capita, happy people and low unemployment. Same goes, to a lesser extent, for countries like Germany, Austria, Netherlands where taxrates are ...
France's 75% 'supertax' thrown out as unfair and unconstitutional
- funske commented Dec 28, 2012
This 10/11 billion is what the FED prints every 3 days just for QE.
ECB fails to fully sterilize bond purchases
- funske commented Dec 23, 2012
Can't agree with you on that one, the US political system is completely corrupted (check out documentary Park Avenue 740). Political influence is bought, lobbyist are literally writing the bills. It's a f.u. system, insane really. Wouldn't prefer ...
German Fin Min Schäuble: Europeans Need To Directly Elect An EU President