Disliked{quote} they are pumping dollar from lows due to their policies.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} they are pumping dollar from lows due to their policies.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Looking at the chart one might start to wonder if his euros will be still of any value waking up tomorrow ... why did you go long? Probably just scalping?Ignored
DislikedWhether the dollar/equity equation is healthy is open for debate. In any case, a (healthy) correction in equities will lead to more dollar strength and so on. Views welcome.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Its not that much about dollar destruction as it is confidence in FED and US dollar and its value increase. QEs especially FED one relatively gets little amount of currency in circulation most of it is kept away from money base as it goes into financial markets emidently or camped onto FED balance sheet. If QEs would be currency destructive in how they are structured, first 2 QEs would be more than enough to bring hyperinflation to USA already. Japan is different story, where they are going hardcore puting a much higher percentage of currency...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why do you think that? UJ tracks the S&P pretty much, equities crash the UJ will crash too. Yen has always been a 'safe haven' as well, although I can't quite figure that one out. The BOJ seems pretty much intent on destroying the Japanese economy and the Yen along with it Suppose you could say that about the Fed as well, although they appear to be doing a 'good job' with QE so far BTFDs?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why do you think that? UJ tracks the S&P pretty much, equities crash the UJ will crash too. Yen has always been a 'safe haven' as well, although I can't quite figure that one out. The BOJ seems pretty much intent on destroying the Japanese economy and the Yen along with it Suppose you could say that about the Fed as well, although they appear to be doing a 'good job' with QE so far BTFDs?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why do you think that? UJ tracks the S&P pretty much, equities crash the UJ will crash too. Yen has always been a 'safe haven' as well, although I can't quite figure that one out. The BOJ seems pretty much intent on destroying the Japanese economy and the Yen along with it Suppose you could say that about the Fed as well, although they appear to be doing a 'good job' with QE so far BTFDs?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, it's a fact. You sell shares and you get money in return. You are buying dollars.Ignored
Disliked{quote} . Never judge their success on tales you see from central banks ie inflation-deflation, jobs, economy, they were and never will be in history designed for that. They did what they are designed to doIgnored
Disliked{quote} Right I'm off for more wine and dancing around the kitchen whilst poking myself in the eye and chanting 'Jamie Dimon is a wanker and fundies should be ignored by serious traders'Ignored
Dislikedeu i closed bigger part 2371. some left. looking to short again higherIgnored
Disliked{quote} How much higher? The last time we were here we went back to 1.27xxIgnored