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- RetailerL commented Jul 30, 2015
Let him play his role. Let us play ours. It's as simple as that.
- RetailerL commented Jun 17, 2015
For them - not forth. Apologies for the typo
- RetailerL commented Jun 17, 2015
The only way forth to say their analyses seldom prove wrong. Of course the "downside tit" thing is not greatly attractive... Cheers
- RetailerL commented Jun 1, 2015
Typo: nothing wrong "with" it (in lieu of nothing wrong "both" it). Apols.
- RetailerL commented Jun 1, 2015
Mr Dixon in need to make himself heard, Mima. Probably because of his business agreement with Reuters. Nothing wrong both it. However, from a trading perspective I hardly see any use in trying and predict the outcome of the negotiations. As long as ...
- RetailerL replied May 11, 2015
"To sum it up, to be a long term trader, it is just as important to know when not to trade as it is to know when to pull the trigger. If the market is showing less than optimal conditions or the trader is mentally and physically impaired in some ...
- RetailerL commented Apr 29, 2015
Persisting softness does not bode well for a rate hike, let alone a meaningful one. Global wise, political, and economic deadlines between 2015 and 2016 make a hike in late 2016 more likely IMHO. We may see more of this in the coming months.
- RetailerL commented Apr 23, 2015
That's well put. It accurately picks the sense of "no opinion expressed in the largest possible number of words" so en-vogue amongst many (not all) asset managers at big names. At least when these guys interview... However, we should not forget who ...
- RetailerL commented Apr 9, 2015
I have read the outlook. Behind the sleek language there's nothing new. In addition, the outlook doesn't look particularly well construed. It may depend on the report being designed for a different audience than traders. In any case, most opinions ...
- RetailerL commented Apr 7, 2015
No surprise the IMF report sounds so cautious. It is fully consistent with a "new mediocre" perspective. The shock has been hard. No wonder recovery is taking so long. Once the lows have been left behind, the most advanced economies still need to ...
- RetailerL commented Apr 2, 2015
Without looking to superimpose any bias to the intraday outlooks, may I bring to your attention some enticing food for thought. Ben Bernanke's blog at the Brookings Institution unfolds some interesting line of reasoning on why interest rates are ...
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