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- joao.mbranco commented Apr 14, 2014
When someone start crying that gold was going up $2000, coupled with the fact that, in my country at least, they talked in TV about setting up some gold selling machines (gold for the people, ahah, let everyone benefit from the raising prices, and ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 25, 2013
As expected... I smiled when they said it "would hit the $2000 mark before the end of this (past) year", I laughed when, in my country TV news said some bank put out some ATM machines to sell gold bullion (bars) to common people. (gold for the ...
- joao.mbranco commented Sep 13, 2012
Agree... If they want to talk banning, they'll have to ban more than high speed trading, they'll have to ban high volume fakes. They have to ban big speculators befores small speculators. Millions of small high speed traders cancel themselves out in ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jul 10, 2012
As you say, China is not a democrcay, it is more like a company board, but... If that's only it takes to be successful then no company in the world should ever go bankrupt... hmmmm
- joao.mbranco commented Jul 10, 2012
...Sure ...And if the government says that huge meteor is not going to hit China, I'm pretty sure the universal laws of gravity will be changed, by the Chinese govt. decree...
- joao.mbranco commented Jul 9, 2012
Hypothesis: All people who make money on Forex do so due to insider trading. If so, then, the people "who know" would always initiate the same move at the same time... Since the people "who know" are also the people who have the most part of the ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 18, 2012
my humble (portuguese) opinion... Cut 2/3 of the size of the Greek parliment and cut 1/2 our own (portuguese) as for the other EU countries I'm not aware of the numbers but a general cut would, I'm sure, be healthy for all. A polititian is, usually ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 18, 2012
Which leads to a question: If everyone has the same order (say: buy, in this case, and at a specific prige range (not more than xx)), and there's no-one else to sell, how can anyone even enter a position?
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 18, 2012
The funny thing about this: No-one seems to realise that, after talking for weeks of the "worst case, catastrophic, scenario. Armaggedon in Greece. The Kraken's coming again for Andromeda" etc... Everything would already be priced in so, no big ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 17, 2012
Ola, não somos muitos por aqui
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 17, 2012
Now, there's some wise words at last
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 15, 2012
Well said. That's the world we live in, people always want more even if they're getting a fairer deal than average... Maybe that's why weekends like this will keep happening in the first place...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 15, 2012
Quote: "Translation……..it’s down to the politicans now" God help us... We'd be better off with Al-Qaeda or something...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 15, 2012
And sometime later to gold...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 15, 2012
Tell me of a job with no stress and I say: Retired! :-DDD (and even so, considering the dwindling pensions, and the state of the global economy I wouldn't put too much faith on this proposition) Even the best jobs in the world have stress, Some jobs ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 14, 2012
Capital controls? In Switzerland? Why would the swiss people want to withdraw their money from the Swiss banks?! Or by "capital controls" does he means: "I will stop buying your euros by Sunday... So, go sell them somewhere if you like...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 14, 2012
Well... To a point the man is right. Yes, the Greeks are to blame for outrageous spending that led to this calamity, but the guilt is also on the lenders who gave away money and now wonder why they did it in the first place... When a child shows the ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 12, 2012
You're right, that role is reserved to the Renminbi... At the moment US defaults, shortly after EU crumbles to dust...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 12, 2012
My definition for a "successful trader" would be: Not loosing that much money in the beginning, until you become consistently profitable (recoverable losses), make a living on trading after that point, and retire with enough money to keep the same ...
- joao.mbranco commented Jun 11, 2012
"Tragedy, for the moment, has been averted..." says the pilot to the passengers, right after he managed to extinguish the fire on his failed engine, on a single engine aircraft, while flying over the pacific, at night, over shark-ridden waters...