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- gcgman commented Aug 30, 2013
As Burt Reynolds said in the movie The Best Little Whore House in Texas: "I know when someone is pissing on my boots and telling me it's raining."
- gcgman commented Aug 29, 2013
The trouble with this strategy is that the indicator lags so much that you are often entering the trade late (just before it changes direction) or you miss out altogether. I trade the 4h time frames and a better method is to confirm the strength of ...
- gcgman commented Aug 2, 2013
The news was all bad. Anybody with an ounce of brains knows that 162,000 new jobs will not drop the unemployment by 2 tenths. The drop in unemployment didn't come because of how many were hired but, because of how many were counted as giving up and ...
- gcgman commented Mar 22, 2013
Horse pucky! Government meddling and destruction of the free markets by Governments and Central Banks are the real reasons. Everything else is rationalization for pathetic policies.
- gcgman commented Jan 23, 2013
And where has he been for the last four years? That's how long it has been going on but, it was called currency manipulation not currency war. The only reason for the so-called stability during that time is because the major players were doing it in ...
- gcgman commented May 14, 2012
As long as market manipulation by central banks prevails the Euro will survive and possibly thrive. If and when natural market forces prevail over manipulation the Euro will collapse. Most of the time manipulation appears to work. So why would it ...
- gcgman commented May 14, 2012
I guess I am that naive. I doubt the Euro will be around in a decade. The entire world fiat currency system is based entirely on what people trust and believe. The worst problems seem to come from Europe these days. Of course that could shift real ...
- gcgman commented Mar 29, 2012
Not quite accurate. Last week the "initial" claim report was 348,000 purported to be tied for the best in long, long time. Then the government has the audacity to say this week improved over last week. Yes, this weeks number is lower than the ...
- gcgman commented Mar 20, 2012
That is still more houses started per year than households created per year. Combine that with the millions of foreclosures remaining from the over building in the past and I wonder if anyone else sees more trouble ahead?
- gcgman commented Mar 19, 2012
The entitlement generation strikes again. LOL I'm curious if these eggheads have figured out from whence the money for these refunds will come. My guess is they don't care what or who is hurt so long as they get that to which they believe they are ...
- gcgman commented Feb 6, 2012
Noble? Ahahahaaa! The EU is the brain child of the international banking mafia...as are all the central banks.
- gcgman commented Jan 20, 2012
Real good advice.
- gcgman commented Jan 20, 2012
The October figure reported in November was revised downward incredibly from 4.97million to 4.25million. The clown who wrote the article needs to get his facts straight. That would be only two months of quite small increases. Hardly an uptrend yet. ...
- gcgman commented Jan 12, 2012
Let's see. Before the report was release Bloomberg was forecasting a 3% increase because of discounted pricing but, after the report is released there was a decline because of lower fuel prices. Huh? Wouldn't lower fuel prices mean either: 1- more ...
- gcgman commented Dec 31, 2011
It looks like the folks at Bloomberg actually believe their own BS. Anyone who believes this please contact me. I would like to sell you some beach front property! ROFL
- gcgman commented Dec 16, 2011
Childish nonsense...kinda funny looking from the outside. The French aren't able to swindle the Brits via the Euro con game so now they are lividly crying like little children who are envious of their siblings.
- gcgman commented Dec 3, 2011
I wonder how the 25% unemployed and underemployed males age 25 to 55 are enjoying their "early retirement"? This idiotic article plays to the false notion that everyone over 55 is rich hence, it is "early retirement" instead of "unemployed". The ...
- gcgman commented Dec 3, 2011
At what age do we start calling it "forced retirement" instead of "unemployed"? What incredible smugness by those who are not going through this. The vast majority of elderly folks (under retirement age) who are unemployed don't have enough to live ...
- gcgman commented Dec 2, 2011
Freaking imbecile! We have millions of people between 55 and 64 not ready for retirement who can't get a job but, would gladly work if they could. They don't qualify for retirement and the ones 60 and under can't retire until 67 unless they move the ...
- gcgman commented Nov 30, 2011
Does anyone really think this solves anything? This was just morphine for the system. It makes everyone feel good but cures nothing. When the hopium wears off the EURO will continue to collapse. Today's action is merely laying the foundation for the ...