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- Xdir replied Sep 18, 2012
China-Japan will blow over, the real prob is mid-east, the wargames being played in Straits of Hormuz this week and America having 2 fleets in the gulf is a signal that Israel may strike Iranian Nuclear facilities before 2013. May tie into the ...
- Xdir replied Sep 12, 2012
I don't see the logic of QE, what will the FED buy with all the money it prints? the economy needs stimulation but congress will not ok more spending. The only option left for Uncle Ben is raising interest rates which would further hurt economy in ...
- Xdir replied Sep 12, 2012
So Draghi was wrong, the buyout is not unlimited, the limit from the German side is €190Billion and further funds require German parliament approval.
- Xdir replied Sep 11, 2012
I think FXStreets logic is how the bullish trend ignored the good news for $ at the beginning of the move and continued climbing even when Bernanke did not mention QE3 also Draghi's Euro fix is still not a magic bullet so thhe current upturn maybe ...
- Xdir replied Sep 11, 2012
Can anyone explain how QE3 would help the economy? (apart from further weaking the $ making exports cheaper, the flip side being a price hike for all the stuff imported from China), also what is the Fed going to do with $billions it prints.
- Xdir replied Sep 3, 2012
The borrowing increase was not just one bond sale but every single one after, the fast reaction to the AA+ downgrade saved further downgrades that would have caused a default. The last fiscally conservative person was GH Bush, modern day ...
- Xdir replied Sep 3, 2012
Again you do not understand the bond market, if there was $debt the govt would still be borrowing every month because it needs money to pay the bills (taxation does not arrive in a fixed sum every month) by messing with the ratings the idiots ...
- Xdir replied Sep 3, 2012
I suggest you look into Bond ratings, because either your right and every single Economist, Banker & Financial expert is wrong or you have no grasp of economics. Why Bring Obama or Solyndra into this? Solyndra received about $1Billion in funds and ...
- Xdir replied Sep 3, 2012
Not raising the debt ceiling on time was probably the single stupidest act since the Iraq war, those who refused to act should have been bitch slapped. They ended up raising the debt ceiling anyway and all they got for it was more debt because the ...
- Xdir replied Mar 29, 2012
Stop trading, calm down, take a time out - find out what way the markets trending and why you messed up, accept the losses as a learning experience THEN return to trade.
- Xdir replied Mar 28, 2012
According to predictions, it will be Good news - big boys may have priced it in already...
- Xdir replied Mar 27, 2012
Which is why America will be destroyed from within, when silent majority realize they have been screwed over completely they will revolt. You can already see the ruling class & wall St are scared, they used anti-terror laws to force Twitter to hand ...
- Xdir replied Feb 10, 2012
If US has so much Gold, why wont the Fed let Ron Paul audit the gold reserves? maybe because fed has already sold a large %... The strength of an economy is not in consumption but manufacturing and production, exports drive the economic engine. US ...
- Xdir replied Feb 9, 2012
You get this problem when Govt gets too close to Business, they start doing each other favors and end up screwing the tax payer & citizen. This whole situation would never come about had the banks not been deregulated and allowed to gamble with ...
- Xdir replied Jan 29, 2012
The problems is if Greece goes down it will take down currently barely stable banks - if those Banks go down Govts will have to bail out all their depositors, plus those banks have $trillions bet on them to fail so a second round of payouts in the ...
- Xdir replied Jan 29, 2012
The default is the problem, not the debt itself, Germany alone can wipe out Greek debts instantly but that would mean Greece DEFAULTED and activate the CDS - the derivative payout for a Technical Greek default is in the $Trillions, that would send a ...
- Xdir replied Jan 29, 2012
New angle on Euro blame game - its the Germans fault — Who is to blame for starting the current crisis in the eurozone? Greece? Italy? The real answer may lie further north. It was not the behaviour of the eurozone's southern members that ...
- Xdir replied Jan 29, 2012
its back to fridays close now, check your chart it should show sudden dip/recovery. No Gap now
- Xdir replied Jan 29, 2012
Any news breaking? Xe shows EURUSD dropped 80pts from fridays close
- Xdir replied Jan 25, 2012
what's the reason for the hike? the FOMC report was as expected with no surprises. With out QE3 whats inflating the Bull?