From Sisse as well:
And Greece officially confirming it wont pay the IMF so that is pretty much it for the morning. Official default is hours away now. Watch-out for for CB stepping again if we lost the handle....
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Disliked{quote} Yup, waiting for CBs to step in again and fuck everyone on the right side of the trade. From Sisse as well: And Greece officially confirming it wont pay the IMF so that is pretty much it for the morning. Official default is hours away now. Watch-out for for CB stepping again if we lost the handle....Ignored
DislikedDoes anyone think a long squeeze is happening now? Thin market , a lot of uncertainty .. Market movers in play. I suspect very early Monday the price will be back at 1.1202 ( I might be wrong by 5 pips ) . I am bullish BTW, but who knows with these Greeks.Ignored
Disliked{quote} the sheep got fucked. private banks funding a utopian lifestyle with stupid risk. were able to sell that debt to the ecb. instead of doing what any other business would be forced to do. to protect the stockholders, the ecb and larger members bought or guaranteed debt. so then that debt become the common man's debt. now the world blames Greece, but w/o goldman many of these crises would never have happened. look a puerto rico, the u.s. gov so has said "u built it, u eat it" goldman and the insurance companys are shiting thnselves.. they need...Ignored
DislikedThe Guardian, along with some other news sources, are saying that a deal has secretly been accepted by Tsipras and he is likely to fly to Brussels and make it official later todayIgnored
Disliked{quote} Last night he said the only deal he would accept would be the deal he offered to creditors. Nothing he would sign in secret. Maybe they work on something but he won't sign it before the referendum unless they (EU) accept his terms.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It's hard say with so many rumors flying all over the place. Either way, a trade to the 1.1030's is imminent, just waiting on a good entry or confirmation before I jump on board.Ignored
Disliked{quote} People would think Portugal or Spain. But I am saying Italy because of illegal immigrants. Land border controls are already in place between them and the adjacent countries despite Schengen Treaty as Italy has been secretly shoving immigrants to the north and if this matter is not resolved soon by the EU (wasn't a real solution last week), then Italy would come back more aggressively and also some financial reforms would be thought off again if northern Europeans keep being stubborn on the matter.Ignored
Dislikedwe need to hire a ecb official look alike. to walk out in front ecb building and say something nuclear to move the market in our trading direction.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Really? you think that few thousands migrants are going to have such a big impact? Italy has a terrible government but incredible resources: first in the world for fauna and flora biodiversity, apples, wheat, grapes diversity and hisotric/artistic heritage - some countries are so poor that all they got is money.Ignored
Dislikedwe need to hire a ecb official look alike. to walk out in front ecb building and say something nuclear to move the market in our trading direction. make enough in 5min to live the rest of several lifetimesIgnored