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- j_d replied Feb 2, 2011
Portugal will resist to IMF not because they want or because they can afford to do it, but because Portugal is the last barrier ahead of Spain. EU wants and need to stop this here.
- j_d replied Feb 1, 2011
I see your point, but the problem, in my view, is not the contribution to world economy. The problem is instability in a zone that only needs some kind of spark to explode. Dont forget these guys are getting hungry with the skyrocking in food prices ...
- j_d replied Feb 1, 2011
Syria, Libya, Sudan... Who is going to be the next?
- j_d replied Feb 1, 2011
In my opinion, the problem is not the "now". Elections will come with the army supporting the protests. The problem is: who will be the next leaders? Will they stay on US side? Will they support Israel?
- j_d replied Feb 1, 2011
Would you explain us how incertainty in middle east is good for EUR?
- j_d replied Nov 2, 2010
FX Green, i will use your chart just to remember that the all market is looking at this triangle, expecting is breakout at any moment. This morning i turn on Bloomberg tv and in the footer there was already a msg indicating that technical analysis ...
- j_d replied Nov 1, 2010
maybe cause of this Market News International 02-Nov-2010 COMPANY NEWS: Traders are talking about a report in Canada's National Post, which says Investment Canada has given a tentative go-ahead to BHP's proposed takeover of Potash Corp. of ...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
LOL, i'm writing from Portugal I didn't said that there will be no deal. I just said that there is no deal at the moment. The opposition leader showed this morning, one more time, availability to reach a deal. But there's nothing new. They already ...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
How to make a short skeeze? Easy, place some whispers on the wire and enjoy Market News Int. EURO-DOLLAR: mixed reports on Portugal, some suggesting budget details agreed, others close to agreement, possibly as soon as today. However, this talk has ...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
Nothing wrong, at least with the 10 year yields. They are a little bit to the upside. PT 10 Yield 6.037 +1.66% GR 10 Yield 10.672 +2.57%
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
1.3816 (fib 62%) hold . Time for a bounce. I wouldn't like to see price above 1.3867
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
AUD getting in trouble.
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
I dont have to sue anyone and i know their past about hiperinflation. What i also know is that this is the great fall in retail sales in Germany since MARCH 2008 (quarter on quarter) If this is enough to send the EUR down? I dont know and i'm not ...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
We have to get through the daily pivot and after that there is the 38% fib of this last upleg around 1.3867. Then, there should be a support around 1.3850/40, followed by the 62% fib in 1.3816 LOL, do you still think there will be an huge selloff?? ...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
Yep, great. So, we have a lot of guys employed but without speeding a penny. Tell me you what is worse. Unemployment or consumers at home? You're right. I get i little bit excited. I was not expecting this number.
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
Germany Retail Sales -2.3% / expecting 0.5% and prior -0.2% This thing has to fall...
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
LoL O nick Toni denuncia-te É Oreyitrade
- j_d replied Oct 29, 2010
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- j_d replied Oct 28, 2010
Its amazing how did they repeat exactly the pattern from last week... Do you believe in "non repeating patterns" ?? image
- j_d replied Oct 28, 2010
This is the big problem. Most of the time i trade based on what i would like to see instead of what i'm seeing. Its all about discipline and i fail a lot on that