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- hanifs commented Jun 15, 2012
Let's see.. hope you are right
- hanifs commented Jun 15, 2012
The election results in Greece this weekend will not be Euro friendly. ECB will subsequently embark on further Rate Cut, LTRO and the above report on further liquidity. Should these prospects be weakening the EURO already today? Instead we are ...
- hanifs commented Nov 30, 2011
In my opinion this action is just kicking the can down the road. It does not solve the fundamental issues facing the world economy today which is EZ debt and growth. All this does is solve some liquidity issue. The real change will come when ECB ...
- hanifs commented Nov 30, 2011
Also, did you notice how quiet the EUR/USD trade was over the last 2 days? The banksters and their hedgefund counterparts knew an announcement was imminent. Hence they programmed their algos to react to such a news when it happened. I was long so ...
- hanifs commented Nov 30, 2011
Let's think about this. At the end of the day, politicians and banksters will do anything, including the current ponzi scheme to save their skins. In a nutshell, Eurozone is the bitch here. It doesn't mind being shafted with higher currency. The US ...
- hanifs commented Nov 30, 2011
This is like cutting interest rate on borrowing i.e. expansionary so good for risk assets.
- hanifs commented Nov 25, 2011
This letter is the one which Samaras has refused to sign because it imposes more austerity on Greece. Without this letter, the 8B which Greece needs immediately would not have been released. There you are, another corrupt politician just bought over ...
- hanifs commented Nov 24, 2011
Will only happen once there is significant convergence between sovereign states with serious handing off of power to the unelected beaurocrats in Brussels. Lots of referendums in countries involved together with weaker countries leaving the EZ. Not ...
- hanifs commented Nov 21, 2011
This is what happens when you have unelected bureaucrat in Brussels. They start behaving like dictators when things don't go their way. For instance banning Rating agencies just because they say what the bureaucrats don't agree with. Talk about ...
- hanifs commented Nov 18, 2011
Let's think about this. ECB lends to IMF. IMF cannot buy sovereign bonds (as far as I know). What now? The only way IMF is going to come in is to loan to a country that will default i.e. shut off from the markets. Broken market run by stupid HFT ...
- hanifs commented Nov 16, 2011
He must be short on Euro!
- hanifs commented Nov 10, 2011
One of the more respectable rating agencies around at the moment.
- hanifs commented Nov 10, 2011
They might assign AAA rating but there is hardly any money in the funds. It's like having a brand new credit card that has not been used. EURUSD is traded by stupid headline grabing robots at banks this morning, hence the knee jerk reaction. Also ...
- hanifs commented Nov 9, 2011
I think the market is now assuming ECB will start printing. This is euro negative.
- hanifs commented Nov 9, 2011
For Greeks, the Italian turmoil has come at just the right time. Their problems are now dwarfed by the Italian problems so they can continue with their local bickering.
- hanifs commented Nov 9, 2011
If true, the train (Euro crumble) is now leaving the station. I just wonder how they will keep the value of the D mark low enough for German exports to be competitive.
- hanifs commented Nov 8, 2011
He will make sure the austerity law will not pass, so he won't have to resign!
- hanifs commented Nov 8, 2011
Good luck!
- hanifs commented Nov 3, 2011
Well the Euro is rallying since the market thinks Greece's membership would be saved with a new government.
- hanifs commented Nov 3, 2011
Unfortunately, it won't end with just Greece. Portugal and perhaps Ireland will follow. Italy is also a possibility. What is then left will result in the Euro strengthening so much that the ECB may have to intervene regularly in the markets. Not ...