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kingleeny commented Oct 20, 2016the participation rate dropped to the lowest level in almost two years and the country saw its biggest monthly drop in full-time jobs in five years. Recent RBA commentary suggests that if we see a string of downside surprises to employment and ...
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016the point is that it is heading down. bottom-line. can you argue with that?
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016And you think this price is sustainable?
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016there is no surprise from these debates because they are now so publicly televised via social media. its the same rhetoric
Traders snoozed during the third presidential debate
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016i looked. it makes up less than 7% of your trade exports. the funny thing is your 2nd biggest trade is coal....you might as well go back to just burning wood. it would cost less then to dry and dig up coal which will become non relevant to rest of ...
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016nope...AUD is so overpriced. this 1.5% interest rate is not the big carry trade it used to be 4 years back when it was at 6%. this is a country where full time jobs are being lost and these people are finding jobs as partimers. there is no real ...
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016correction should be a 200 pips. no reason it should be at 77. it was still high at 66
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016aud went up o much yesterday based on oil increase. when did aud become major producer of oil??? full time jobs continues to go down and is only being increased in parttime job increase. signs up problem solving was only a bandaid
Australia's shift to part-time employment continues
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016not bif deal for us based on reality, however aud nzd ould be a 200 pip move
Fed's Dudley: 25bps hike later this year 'not that big a deal' --Rtrs
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016it just backs what i said in the other article...it doesn't matter what the economic numbers are for Britain. Its the unknown after they are out of EU
Germany said to close the door to back channel Brexit negotiations - Bloomberg
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016all these numbers are meaningless...it doesnt solve anything as they are just following the voting of the public. even if the numbers were 100x better, it still wont matter, because they dont know what their economy will be like after. so just say ...
UK Labour Market: October 2016
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kingleeny commented Oct 19, 2016notice...all the numbers come out the way govt wants it to appear. all these numbers are fake.
UK Labour Market: October 2016
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016this is old recommendation. nzd just came out with better numbers. posted too late
Credit Suisse Trade Of The Week: Sell AUD/USD
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016tell me something we dont know..they should just do it so they can shock the market.
Fischer: Why Are Interest Rates So Low? Causes and Implications
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016no one looks at the manufacturing in NY. Can you get proper numbers based on NY? good luck counting the apples.
Empire State Manufacturing Survey
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016basically they are fukkked. any other questions?
Deutsche Bank's options to solve capital dilemma seen to be limited
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016all these news are after the fact. there is absolutely no prediction.
USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, CHF, CAD, AUD: Weekly Outlook - Morgan Stanley
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kingleeny replied Oct 17, 2016So the CPI q/q numbers will be announced tomorrow. For some reason there are some buying in the NZD today. Looking back the last 15 quarters, dating back to 2013 only 4 of the 15 qtrs beat and the remaining 11 qtrs missed the estimate. The funny ...
Thoughtful reasoning of AUD and NZD
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kingleeny commented Oct 17, 2016Not if they go on vacation with the strong yen.
BOJ says strong yen may be affecting consumer sentiment