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- SuicideStu commented Aug 4, 2015
I lockhart usually dovish? If so this is significant.
- SuicideStu commented Jul 28, 2015
No. This is a perfect point to short eurusd to claim a few extra pips. Data is too random to be meaningful. Like the UK pre-election polls
- SuicideStu commented Jul 21, 2015
Alexeii - you live in an intraday box I and the other dollar bulls have nice wide stop losses. Today's reversal is just expanding tomorrow's (meaning future - not actual tomorrow - translation for the benefit of the temporally blinkered) profit.
- SuicideStu commented Jul 19, 2015
You 'clearly' are a day trader! The market is black-and-white in prospect for the next few months, but one must keep stops wide to avoid 'speculation' against the black-and-white prospects. I too have made a massive percentage on eur/usd shorts over ...
- SuicideStu commented Jul 15, 2015
PC - I don't think you are seeing the big picture. All the pieces are in place for the USD to rise now. 1. Greece has been dealt with so that it will not cause further mayhem on the markets (making the market safe for Yelland - one of her sticking ...
- SuicideStu commented Jul 12, 2015
Euro was stupidly inflated towards the end of last week, because the Greeks scribbled that they were happy to sign a deal. It does make me wonder how much brains the so called big investors have! ...this all means the gap will be larger than ...
- SuicideStu commented Jul 12, 2015
Euro was stupidly inflated towards the end of last week, because the Greeks scribbled that they were happy to sign a deal. It does make me wonder how much brains the so called big investors have! ...this all means the gap will be larger than ...
- SuicideStu commented Jul 7, 2015
In 5 years time people will laugh at how ridiculous this Eurozone charade is. The prosperous countries will share one currency and the periphery will fend for themselves. Life is cruel but Greece would be better off ripping off the plaster now.
- SuicideStu replied Jul 5, 2015
Japanese market open volatility...
- SuicideStu commented Jun 22, 2015
I think this is the end for the Euro bulls. If they can't break higher on todays happenings with Greece, they never will. Come back in 2016 and try again!
- SuicideStu commented Jun 15, 2015
This news is nothing. Look at the graph of past results. -40% would have been a big deal
- SuicideStu commented Jun 11, 2015
alexpi - I don't expect I will live long enough to ever see your targets. What star sign are you (technical trading = astrology; fundamental trading = astronomy)
- SuicideStu commented Jun 11, 2015
... Pt 3 - the news sinks in and the market follows the meaning of the release. June rate rise is unlikely because the pick up in data has come too late for the Fed to get their act together before their summer holidays. However, September rate rise ...
- SuicideStu commented Jun 11, 2015
Ojiego. this is largely down to automation and technical trading. Pt 1: Many automatic orders placed to buy at 1.12 without regard for releases which caused this) Pt 2: Positions taken because of the great release are taken with (too) tight a stop ...
- SuicideStu commented Jun 11, 2015
It is like the story of the Boy who Cried Wolf. Spoiler - In the end nobody believes his cries and they are all eaten
- SuicideStu commented Jun 8, 2015
Oh joy. Another week of new jerk reactions begins
- SuicideStu commented Jun 4, 2015
The IMF is not always right or its advice listened to. Do I shouldn't worry about this. They were totally against George Osbornes policy in the UK....he ignored them...and eventually they agreed he was right. They should keep their nose out!!!
- SuicideStu commented May 22, 2015
2.4% inflation in a month would mean US becomes Zimbabwe. See my previous mail.
- SuicideStu commented May 22, 2015
0.256 * 12 = 3.072/year easily fulfilling the requirement for rate rises
- SuicideStu commented May 22, 2015
It brings June lift off back to the table.