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- Casimir commented Mar 6, 2016
I agree, no hard landing. The plane is in a supersonic nose dive perpendicular to the ground with about 7 feet of altitude left. In no way will this be a "landing".
- Casimir commented Feb 18, 2016
I'm starting to think Venezuela was a bad place to invest my retirement funds at 40:1 leverage.
- Casimir commented Feb 18, 2016
"Negative rates will help boost Japan's economy" Keep in mind this is in negative world, so boost = dump
- Casimir commented Feb 18, 2016
Maybe when AUD falls to 0.01 the Chinese will start buying their sheeps and iron and iron sheeps again.
- Casimir commented Feb 15, 2016
This is great! Money is great! Chinese economy is great! One question -- people don't have to pay back Chinese loans, do they?
- Casimir commented Feb 15, 2016
Go home and get your shine box dailyfx.com Yeah it really cratered like 5 pips for almost 10 minutes before recovering... And in the midst of a 70 pip up move. Quality reporting.
- Casimir commented Nov 2, 2015
Down to .7111 (why?), then back up to .7211, then back to where it started. Apparently nothing is SHOCKING
- Casimir commented Oct 26, 2015
The real cock punch here was to the AUD, which spiked from .7248 to .7228 in 5 minutes. Still don't know what that was about. USDJPY slacked from 120.80 to 120.50, but has since bounced back to 120.60. That said, the whole "no new easing" thing ...
- Casimir commented Sep 1, 2015
I'd be happy to help him with his wealth problem.
- Casimir commented Apr 15, 2015
The best fundamental day I've seen for a currency in a long time. Commodities rising, a blowout employment report, and signs of inflation implying tighter money. Wouldn't be surprised by an insane rally here towards 0.80
- Casimir commented Apr 14, 2015
Isn't this kind of a stinky goldilocks number? Better would obviously good on its own. Worse is still good in a sense, because it would likely drive more stimulus spending. But to hit the 7% target exactly means slowing growth with no stimulus. And ...
- Casimir commented Apr 9, 2015
Back when banks had the "flexibility" that Dimon craves, they didn't save their added leverage capacity as insurance to act as a buffer for businesses. They leveraged to the hilt to max out profits and bonuses. So when a "big shock" hit (as in ...
- Casimir commented Apr 8, 2015
You know some guys will pay good money for that
- Casimir commented Mar 20, 2015
Evaluate dogs on their pedigrees. Evaluate economists on their arguments.
- Casimir commented Mar 19, 2015
What an idiot. Rate cuts are a popgun next to the nuke of QE, which the Fed has already used like Curtis LeMay on a roid rage, and could readily use again. Further, raising rates prematurely would be generating ammunition tomorrow by shooting ...
- Casimir commented Mar 3, 2015
Last time they published the cut early. I think the expectation here was any cuts would come early as well. In that pattern, with a minute before with no cut -- no cut seems probable.
- Casimir commented Feb 22, 2015
it is "inconceivable that the German parliament can make a final decision on the bridge program for Greece before the end of February." You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
- Casimir commented Feb 20, 2015
Makes you wonder what kind of pool Goldman is running on this one.
- Casimir commented Feb 12, 2015
"Aggravated pimping."
- Casimir commented Feb 3, 2015
I question his unquestionable interestingness, as this was really quite dull.