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- wilk replied Oct 22, 2015
now it's time for the SNB cavalry! come on boys, frank "too strong"
- wilk replied Oct 15, 2015
and the pic: image
- wilk replied Oct 15, 2015
so let's the trend follow us north dollar index has more room south, at least for tomorrow
- wilk replied Oct 15, 2015
" Thirty percent of the firms reported a decline in inventories this month, and the current inventories index declined 15 points."
- wilk replied Oct 2, 2015
hi all 100% retrace today, or monday/tuesday? what are your bets? wilk
- wilk replied Sep 28, 2015
it's quiet before the storm anyone else thinking we have a nice usd bubble to burst?
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
not today, usd falling across the board...
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
cause nobody believes this QE printed GDP anymore companies were quite good manipulating their sheets with "growth" coming not from the market, but stock transactions GDP growth is just like "clean diesel", you never know what are the true numbers
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
true, green stops here.
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
so if you are close to the truth, the GDP is already priced in and we will see usd dip much, much lower... many charts look like it will but still, trade safe! wilk
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
crystal ball @12:30pm GMT today -> final US GDP published
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
nay, it's pure math only
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
yep, they need liquidity we provide, so push a price up (by talking), than full steam down. or the opposite, depending on the situation. wilk
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
fundamentals first! technicals are a only a roadmap with railway stations marked. btw if you missed this train up, be quick and short usdchf wilk
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
yellen: the Committee has to invent a magic spell to raise inflation, do you believe in magic? the rest of the talk is to keep markets calm wilk
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
a rate hike would force higher interest payments, for US with 18trillion debt, 0.5% means 90billion more debt EACH YEAR, in interest payments only! as US budget is already under a huge deficit, a rate hike would kill this little nation economy , ...
- wilk replied Sep 25, 2015
hi all, long @1133 we'll never see 4.5% rates again, at 555 trillion, that would kill indebted countries say goodbye to strong dollar safe trades! wilk
- wilk replied Aug 12, 2015
Hi All, I am new to the forum, learned a lot from you guys, time to give back. this night quote from The People's Bank of China: "It is clear that under the managed floating exchange rate regime, the fluctuation of RMB central parity is normal, ...
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