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- TheCaveman commented Mar 6, 2020
It's all about the Dow. Emergency rate cut (following massive pressure from Trump), consequent weakening of the USD has produced a 1,500 point recovery in a week. Trump is hanging his hat on the stock market recovery to aid he re-election campaign. ...
- TheCaveman commented May 27, 2019
People reacting to a zerohedge tweet. The word 'risk' is doing some seriously heavy lifting in this statement.
- TheCaveman commented Feb 27, 2019
Anybody who thinks 'No Deal' is off the table isn't paying attention...
- TheCaveman commented Nov 15, 2018
Reading the text of the WA I'd be more inclined to go long EUR since they will have the UK over a barrel. I don't believe this has one chance in a million of making it through parliament either...
- TheCaveman commented Oct 16, 2018
Because they understand Brexit is not good for anyone...
- TheCaveman commented Oct 4, 2018
I thought trading was more facts based and not emotional. Maybe that's why 87% lose money...
- TheCaveman commented Sep 10, 2018
Same source as last week. Get ready to make some money as it goes back down in 30 minutes time....
- TheCaveman commented Aug 3, 2017
GBP has been strengthening against the USD since 11th July... that's USD weakness, not GBP strength. It was only a matter of time. A little bit of good data from the US and it could go much lower in my opinion.
- TheCaveman commented Jul 27, 2017
So, no transition period then? Or does it mean once we actually leave at the end of the (hoped for) transition period. Ambiguous statement.
- TheCaveman commented Apr 18, 2017
Conservative landslide will make a hard Brexit even more likely, not less. UKIP are now irrelevant, they don't even have an MP. Conservatives now own their platform. Labour are also irrelevant...Corbyn is a Brexiteer but would prefer the 'dither and ...
- TheCaveman commented Apr 12, 2017
Since when has Wall Street done the President's bidding? It's more to do with JPY strength than USD weakness in my mind. Yellen (and most of the Fed) wants to raise rates a couple more times this year, Trump wants the continuation of the low ...
- TheCaveman commented Mar 13, 2017
The market quite clearly does react to such news. The breakup of the Union would have far reaching effects on the GBP.
- TheCaveman commented Mar 13, 2017
Scotland did vote in 2014 to remain in the Union, a view that I supported. However, since then the UK has decided to throw itself over the cliff and I can totally understand why they wouldn't be quite as keen on jumping into the oblivion with us. ...
- TheCaveman commented Mar 13, 2017
Loving the sense of moral indignation from Devauxt. Maybe they just want their own blue passport Also, a native or inhabitant of Scotland is a Scot. As far as 'soft' or 'hard' Brexit is concerned, it looks like the UK are going for full 'Nuclear ...
- TheCaveman commented Dec 22, 2016
Is this to be regarded as 'forward guidance'? Should we get ready to short Boeing again? I'm a Trump Twitter follower now so I'm feeling like I've got a direct line into the heart and soul of the administration. Feeling blessed...
- TheCaveman commented Dec 5, 2016
Sadly, the seeds of fascism never really went away, they were buried and allowed to germinate. As previously, the mute acceptance of the majority allows them to work their way slowly into the system under a thin veil of acceptability. Hofer and H-C ...
- TheCaveman commented Dec 5, 2016
You're correct, it is my opinion. However, the cornflower is very important symbolism. During the period that the Nazi Party and its symbols were banned in Austria, from 1933 to 1938, Austrian Nazis resumed the earlier pan-Germanist tradition of ...
- TheCaveman commented Dec 5, 2016
No it doesn't. EURUSD is pretty much exactly where it was before the announcement (1.065) and EURJPY opened at 120.70 and is now at 121.7.
- TheCaveman commented Dec 4, 2016
I think the market has already 'priced in ' a NO. Italy have had 63 governments in 70 years...I think they're used to it by now