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- chrisb3182 commented Mar 31, 2014
The funny thing is - despite the printing, the deficit, the property bubble, the 500% of gdp debt etc. pound still looks strong against us dollar.
- chrisb3182 commented Oct 6, 2012
I think a drop to 1755 is probable - definitely the rsi is pointing to a drop - but if you draw a line from lows of 15 Aug to 5 Oct you can see that the trend is intact. Either trade is a bit of a gamble - better to stay on the sidelines for now.
- chrisb3182 commented Jun 20, 2012
He may be a joke but he's right. The euro is killing these economies, they are better off with their own currencies.
- chrisb3182 commented Jun 15, 2012
Basically trading this weekend's election today is gambling, not trading. Until we know the result of Sunday's election we can't make a fact based trading decision. In all likelyhood, the markets won't react in the way people will expect from any ...
- chrisb3182 commented Jun 14, 2012
I reckon Monday may be good for buying my euros for a jaunt round Europe next month. Happy days
- chrisb3182 commented May 31, 2012
ok just read the article. It's bollocks
- chrisb3182 commented May 31, 2012
True - politicians use the media and create situations which didn't need to occur. But I have to disagree with a fundamental point you make here - that Euro won't affect UK house prices. Of course it can. We are part of Europe. The crisis there is ...
- chrisb3182 commented May 31, 2012
Jonahky, talking of doom & gloom - I watched a program the other day which said Christmas is a celebration not of the birth of Christ but of the fact that we made it through 21st December... This was presented as fact, not a piss-take.. A little ...
- chrisb3182 commented May 31, 2012
I do think London house prices are ridiculous. If you work in the city and earn six figures then maybe they are manageable but most people work in a normal job on slave wages in the London area with no chance of even saving a deposit.. Personally I ...
- chrisb3182 commented May 27, 2012
Worst in Eurozone I meant to say.
- chrisb3182 commented May 27, 2012
Someone pointed out to me the other day that the Belgian economy runs largely on a black market. Does anyone know why Belgium isn't in the same situation as Greece? Would be interesting to know how we never hear of problems in Belgium due to this.. ...
- chrisb3182 commented May 16, 2012
I don't know but the sooner the better, I want to be able to afford to buy a house.. actually I must amend that comment. I can afford one now but I'm not paying these prices. I want to be able to buy a house at a reasonable price.
- chrisb3182 commented May 15, 2012
gaaikema - what about electrical components?
- chrisb3182 commented May 15, 2012
I think you have made a sensible comment Eric - wait for a sustained break through the lows before getting out of gold. If 1520 is broken convincingly get out and buy back in at 1300ish. Dollar/Euro/Pound economies all have weak or negative growth ...
- chrisb3182 commented Apr 18, 2012
Studer President
- chrisb3182 commented Apr 18, 2012
Studer President
- chrisb3182 commented Apr 11, 2012
they still consider 1.2 overvalued and detrimental to their economy. I think they will raise the peg soon if the market doesn't lift on it's own. They always try to move the market without putting their hand in their pocket first. The market isn't ...
- chrisb3182 commented Apr 11, 2012
Sorry to be the one to disagree with everyone - but are you all saying that if the situation in Spain escalates it won't drive the price of gold up? Yes the technical outlook is bearish - but this article is talking about fundamentals causing ...
- chrisb3182 commented Mar 3, 2012
Viv, you are right that Greece will have to default, but the ecb is keeping greece from default until the rest of EU is strong enough to withstand the fallout. That is the only reason they are getting bailouts. It will mean worse crisis for Greece ...