no worries, i was just making a a little joke
i just tried to pronounce it, that's what made it funny
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Dislikedi'm worried about is that in such situations most of the people will blame capitalism and demand for some kind of godly solution and that's a good time for dictators to rise and whisper in the ears of the sheeple, let's be honest, most of the people are damn dumb and they don't even understand simple things about economy. Of course it's just a wild thought now but keep your guns and bullets clean, i'm suprised if this situation here has a peaceful ending.Ignored
DislikedI heard in a video someone posted (I think it was you) and the guest said:
"There cannot be capitalism without bankrupcy. As it can't be heaven without hell".Ignored
DislikedIt was just reported on cnn there will be no deal. Will the euro go up or is this considered risk off?Ignored
DislikedIn my opinion...
If they don't reach a deal (most likely situation), and the expectation is that one.. it would be a risk-off sentiment.
Why?
If they don't reach an agreement... Moody's and Fitch would give the US a rating downgrade from AAA to AA (at least). So, we are expecting stocks to crash.. this would mean investors getting out of their risky positions and shorting to hell.. therefore USD buying.. and strong USD demand as a safe-haven currency.
Always trade the expectation.
PbhIgnored
DislikedI think US consumers will do more shopping than EU consumers .
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DislikedI agree. This will bring back all memories from the summer debt ceiling talks. Back then nobody knew what to expect. But now we know...
It also brings the US government mess back front and center and this may well knock quite a few points of the US equities market.Ignored
DislikedI think US consumers will do more shopping than EU consumers .Ignored
DislikedIn my opinion...
If they don't reach a deal (most likely situation), and the expectation is that one.. it would be a risk-off sentiment.
Why?
If they don't reach an agreement... Moody's and Fitch would give the US a rating downgrade from AAA to AA (at least). So, we are expecting stocks to crash.. this would mean investors getting out of their risky positions and shorting to hell.. therefore USD buying.. and strong USD demand as a safe-haven currency.
PbhIgnored
DislikedIn my opinion...
If they don't reach a deal (most likely situation), and the expectation is that one.. it would be a risk-off sentiment.Ignored
DislikedBuma is muslim, and he's got no problem with any religion, so no troubles.Ignored
DislikedBuma is muslim, and he's got no problem with any religion, so no troubles.
Yes I know it's up to everyone and his actions but it really makes me wonder if we have infinite opportunities to do it right.
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Dislikedi just hope it won't lead to greece, italian type of bond selling. If so then there will be a debt crisis in the U.S. and it'll offset all the shit happening in europe (and euro)
We are living in a world of bondholders will...and noone knows when there will be the last drop in the glass.Ignored
DislikedDepends on your system. If it works, good for you. It is hard for anyone to tell if it is good entry or not. We dont know your SL, RR ratio, TP. But even if we knew that, it is still almost impossible to evaluate someones system from one entry. I will be glad if you keep posting here and I will be able to look how your system works in the long run.
Many people use 200 SMA or EMA. I use S/R to place trades as I consider all moving averages lagging and distracting you from the real PA.
But as I said, lots of people use them, so their effect is...Ignored
DislikedThat is unlikely in my opinion.
If anything, perhaps less will buy US bonds but the Fed will always be there to buy up any resulting shortfall (if any) with their electronic dollar creatorIgnored
DislikedNo matter what the rating agencies say, US debt will always be AAA in my books as long as they are willing and able to print.Ignored
DislikedAnother point is... even if American bonds were no longer as attractive, what alternative is there in the bond market? The EFSF bonds? I don't think soIgnored