Dislikednice mine
gj 35
gj 45
gj -30 ( yes pressed sell instead of buy off lows )...lolIgnored
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Dislikednice mine
gj 35
gj 45
gj -30 ( yes pressed sell instead of buy off lows )...lolIgnored
Dislikedcould spike then tank like hell. . .
UK economy is going to the crapper just like other countries
the spike may be seen if they mention concerns about price weakness but why would they cut rates and then raise price not a good way to stimulate thier economy. . .
I favor a spike in which bigg boys will sell into the rallies then it will probably tank from there. . .Ignored
DislikedI agree with your comment on UK economy. My point of view about UK economy now is the worst scenario after World War II. However I'm looking from technical analysis not from fundamental analysis. GJ now totally oversold at weekly. She needs a new momentum if she wants to go to hell.
I'm maybe wrong.Ignored
DislikedI agree with your comment on UK economy. My point of view about UK economy now is the worst scenario after World War II. However I'm looking from technical analysis not from fundamental analysis. GJ now totally oversold at weekly. She needs a new momentum if she wants to go to hell.
I'm maybe wrong.Ignored
DislikedA breakout is coming, and soon. North or South?
Perhaps, a tickle of the upper trendline with a long wick, then TANK!Ignored
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"It's not a question of who deserves a bailout anymore. We simply can't afford to spend any more money."
Those were the somber words of Juan Enriquez, the author, entrepreneur and former Harvard business school professor who opened TED's 25th anniversary conference with some blunt talk on the economy.
His analysis was straightforward and scary. As it stands, we only have about 18 percent of our annual federal budget to use on discretionary spending.
We're running a gigantic deficit. And if we keep expanding that deficit, we will devalue our currency or "lose the dollar," as Enriquez put it.
To make matters worse, the primary buyer of our debt - China - isn't sure it wants to keep buying.
This is not new analysis, by any stretch. Economists, journalists, professors and business leaders have been saying as much for years.
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Dislikedhmmm, market positioning,... beter to stay away.. in next few hours..
everything else is gambling.. (better play Betonmarket... tax free )Ignored