Disliked{quote} Hi Jade only red news matters, FF calendar is very good for filtering noise.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hi Jade only red news matters, FF calendar is very good for filtering noise.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I do wonder sometimes where the "expected" numbers come from. Always have to look twice when I see a red (or green) number, to look at the previous month's data and then load the actual data chart to check further. It reminds me of stock market earnings, the companies and analysts so often "low ball" the expected earnings number or in the case of economic data releases, high ball or low ball depending on what market reaction they want from the actual release.Ignored
Disliked{quote} They are using the wrong economic theories and methods. If interest rates go higher, of course businesses has to raise price of products as their capital expenditure increases. Also the institutional inflation and the payment for extra personell to deal with it weighs alot. A big pancake. In the end it’s about secured debts and too much of hoarding/locking up capital. Cash flows needs to be a fixed %. I’d recommend reading one of Benjaminis posts about Gibson Paradox and Say’s law: https://www.forexfactory.com/thread/...8#post14743788...Ignored
Disliked{quote} The Gibson Paradox hasn't been valid for several decades now, starting when the US went off the gold standard in 1971, and when the Fed started using interest rates to combat demand inflation. Interest rates rise after inflation becomes a problem, and rising interest rates reduce prices. Say's Law (demand follows production) only applies in the long run, but not the short and medium run, and in countries where credit is completely misused, it doesn't apply at all.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It’s an argumentative paper which points out that the price levels corresponds more to a credit cycle than an actual increase in demand, and that the monetarist view is flawed as the price of money is entirely subjective. The correlation largely hidden by expansion of bank credit and fiat currency. The economy isn’t running ’hot’ as CB’s suggest.Ignored
Disliked{quote} We don't actually. The ocean is for keeping cool. You can't leave a car engine running on idle for any length of time and expect the car air con to keep working. It needs revs to keep a car cool. https://www.news.com.au/national/wea...7168e8ec2d95bd It was 30C here at 9am this morning, don't think it dropped below that all night, and now the wind is picking up. We've had almost non-stop rain and cooler temps all thru...Ignored
Dislikedheres the posts from 2019 {quote} {quote} i felt bad for moty since it was everybody else that had problems the way moty traded there just like now in here and thats why he came over the this thread ..so after all these years he still hasnt changedIgnored
Disliked{quote} Dorothy Mckellar 'My Country' a poem written in 1901 {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} There are other cycles that are working through the economy along with the credit cycle, and the credit cycle has undergone some significant adjustments over the last 20 years, including actions by CBs to manipulate it (it's not much of a cycle when it's forever expanding). Credit can expand indefinitely as long as you can export the inflationary effect.Ignored
Disliked{quote} One doesn't dream of pile of cash, big buildings and fifty cars, one dreams of this! As Denver says: "country roads take me Home"Ignored
DislikedLots of drawdown from Friday's news but the downward correction is still inevitable. Price will return back to 1.2750 area.Ignored
DislikedVeliko znižanja zaradi petkovih novic, vendar je popravek navzdol še vedno neizogiben. Cena se bo vrnila nazaj na območje 1,2750.Ignored
DislikedHi all, any view on NAS100? {image} Going Short little Bit Risky, I will wait to trade Scalp buy at A to B with intact Upward Structure (However, it worth noting that The swing starts to overlap which is a sign of weakness to a trend in Indices and Commodities) Many Economists and Banks are expecting CPI to be Sticky, and some are even expecting it to come out 3.2%Ignored