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withdrawing stimulus????
what is mean?
Last few days .. all GBP news makes GBP Down ..


Now What ?
Oooooooooopppppppppssssssss
everybody confuse... lol..
up or down,good or bad?
huahahhaha a
Quoting khol_hands
everybody confuse... lol..
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buy is the best option.. GU already drop 1200 pips.
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good for GBP if stimulus is being withdrawn - not sure if that will help to revive the economy - LOL.
what's the result???
I think they should leave the bottles of booze at home for these little get togethers...LOL

Or at least out of camera view.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
Its mean that BOE has decided not to inject more money into the country slow growing economic system, as this is less effective then was anticipated. Can cause inflation to go higher
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also this means - GBP will move higher against its peers. buy GBP thanks
Quoting Guest
good for GBP if stimulus is being withdrawn - not sure if that will help to revive the economy - LOL.
Prolly yes, that's what happened when BB mentioned easing back on the QE.
Carbon-Dioxide: the gas of life!
The thought occurs that govt's, central banks, and policy committees are becoming paralysed with fear in making substantive decisions given that they're always seemingly at the mercy of "the markets"
The UK economy is stuck. Stimulus money seems to have not worked as they had 2 recesssions already and are heading fr a triple dip. The austerity is causing more pain to the economy... Inflation is higher than most western counterparts.
BAD ! very bad. sell GBP at strong 31 mounth low and take profit at 1.45 hahahah

do what i am telling and u will be rich
Its boring when volatility is low.
Quoting Squeeze
The thought occurs that govt's, central banks, and policy committees are becoming paralysed with fear in making substantive decisions given that they're always seemingly at the mercy of "the markets"
Good observation. The scary part is, until they actually make some substantive decisions, they are creating that which they fear. The "markets" (business) must try to move forward because life goes on for everyone. But they have no clue how to properly "plan" for the future because idiots like these won't/can't define a clear path.

Funny thing about business is, no matter what the climate, they will always find a way to survive and grow which is what helps and drives the economies. So my thinking in general for these idiots is, just make some decisions regardless of what they are and then get out of the way.

Government has NEVER been able to "run" an economy and it NEVER will. Simply because they produce nothing. But they sure do get in the way of production (thus jobs) very well.
Ghost Rider - WWTBMD?
no data can save the cable!!!
as a newbie, i think, fundamental is the best indicator ever! LOL
Quoting Ramane Ara
as a newbie, i think, fundamental is the best indicator ever! LOL
It always has been for full time gamblers. NOT traders.
Quoting BenMario
It always has been for full time gamblers. NOT traders.
are you sure? i got more pips from news effect than follow indicator(s)
Quoting Ramane Ara
are you sure? i got more pips from news effect than follow indicator(s)
Good for you then.
Quoting BenMario
Good for you then.
thanks brother
i hope my "beginner lucky" will continue on every single day
Quoting Ramane Ara
thanks brother
i hope my "beginner lucky" will continue on every single day
Hey Ramane, you might wannna do both... If you see an inverted hammer (with a big spike) on resistance, you can max at at $60 a pip and get 100 pips or more until support is reached. Or you may indentify a nice double-bottom with trendline violation then you can set your fibo at 50% retracement and get a 100 pips or more... Conversely, the day the fed reserve annouce QE you can buy gold for $30 rise, euro, oil ect.. and cash big. Or when the US got downgraded in 2011 for the first time in its history, cash it bigh even in equities... Ben, Ramane, you guys are both right to me..
Quoting str8bullish
The UK economy is stuck. Stimulus money seems to have not worked as they had 2 recesssions already and are heading fr a triple dip. The austerity is causing more pain to the economy... Inflation is higher than most western counterparts.
The economy is stuck because, as pointed out in part by albchr, the government is screwing things up. They have fired a large number of public employees which has caused two things. 1) loads of people who still work for the government are now worried that they also might lose their jobs, 2) the resulting slow-down in retail spending, caused by people trying to save 'just in case', has hammered the retail sector and jobs are going there also - multiplying the 1) effect.

The consumer therefore has no confidence and therefore is reluctant to borrow or spend unless absolutely necessary. Thereby all businesses serving non-essential consumption (cinema, restaurants, holidays, ...etc) have witnessed a slow-down in business volumes, ....and so the dominoes tumble.

....and then there is the export market to Europe, who also do not wish to buy unless they really must...
Carbon-Dioxide: the gas of life!
Quoting Exodus
The economy is stuck because, as pointed out in part by albchr, the government is screwing things up. They have fired a large number of public employees which has caused two things. 1) loads of people who still work for the government are now worried that they also might lose their jobs, 2) the resulting slow-down in retail spending, caused by people trying to save 'just in case', has hammered the retail sector and jobs are going there also - multiplying the 1) effect.

The consumer therefore has no confidence and therefore is reluctant...
I understand what you are saying about the UK government's actions. its performed all over Europe and its called "austerity". In places like Greece and Spain, people are taking to the streets to protest. To some people, the UKngovernemnt didnt screw up entirely. If you look at their actions from a long term perspective, it isnt all that negative because the country has the chance to become almost DEBT FREE and use the new money to reinvest again in socail programs like hiring teachers, nurses, and infrastructure that will create massive jobs. Just look at Souf America in the 80s, Russia and Africa in the 90s which went through the same type of Austerities imposed by the IMF and a decade after start growing again and even faster.

At certain point, heavy load of debts are gonna hinder "structural" prosperity just ask Japan. Out of the top 10 growing economies right now, none has major debts!!! Like their western counterparts...
GBP starting to make me sad. Thinking of shorting positions. Maybe just now cause yesterday could fall to 1.500
Quoting Ramane Ara
thanks brother
i hope my "beginner lucky" will continue on every single day
My luck was very perfect when I begin trading. Within first month I made my profit >400% than the amount I invested. And it didn't took so long to lose all those earnings and more money I used to stop losing.

And it was real real hard for me to make my account balance (Loss and Profit)
Quoting str8bullish
I understand what you are saying about the UK government's actions....
Yeah, it is a difficult thing to manage.
Carbon-Dioxide: the gas of life!
Quoting Exodus
Yeah, it is a difficult thing to manage.
No, its more of a difficult thing to comprehend.
Quoting str8bullish
No, its more of a difficult thing to comprehend.
The most difficult thing to comprehend is how a previous chancellor; who sat upon his ivory tower and declared that he had abolished boom-and-bust, who was in opposition when the previous government-induced housing catastrophe (circa 1989) was visited upon the population, who sat quietly bye as mortgage lenders again offered LTV ratios as high as 125%; how could he not see it coming?

The same chancellor and government who employed all these people who are now being fired, just so that the unemployment figures were seen to be improving (arguable not a bad thing on its own merit).

...and so their successors are left with the clean-up job, and all the bad feeling that goes along with it.

...and there are other countries around the world who have not suffered such financial disaster as most of Europe - because their governing bodies forebade the financial systems from becoming so over-leveraged.

In his defense Gordon Brown was among the first, if not the first, to get up and convince world leaders back in 2008 that they needed to do something very quickly to avoid a complete global banking system collapse.
Carbon-Dioxide: the gas of life!
Strong short ! to 1.480
Quoting Exodus
The same chancellor and government who employed all these people who are now being fired, just so that the unemployment figures were seen to be improving (arguable not a bad thing on its own merit).
Look Exodus, Businesses do it all the time. They fire people ususally to reduce costs, payback debt ect... And when they have costs undercontrol, they can then use the money to invest in R&D, marketing prop up sales and hire people again.
So if businesses implement their own sort of "austerities" in order to prosper later is it a bad thing??!! I see some analysts on TV , Bloomberg, CNBC often saying that countries, at times, need to be run like businesses in order to be more efficient... And i agree with their assessments... Tough decisions have to be made in order to manage public finances and if that means firing people, so be it... Countries shouldnt be run like shelters....
Quoting str8bullish
Look Exodus....
I see that you miss my point. A bunch of people were hired for jobs that did little except reduce the unemployment count. A form of direct manipulation of the statistics just to hang onto power.

Good trading to you.
Carbon-Dioxide: the gas of life!
Quoting y2j2008
My luck was very perfect when I begin trading. Within first month I made my profit >400% than the amount I invested. And it didn't took so long to lose all those earnings and more money I used to stop losing.

And it was real real hard for me to make my account balance (Loss and Profit)
so do i. i made a "clean sheet" on my first week. and now i have to face "my floating trade" which grow bigger day by day... fyuhhh
i guess, its time to change my strategy before i got more capital loss
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