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- MarcosF commented Aug 19, 2015
Well, most CPI data came in below expectations=bearish for USD, but Real Earnings rose by +0.4 compared to -0.4 last time, which should be quite bullish for USD, and I think the relatively strong Real Earnings data outweighs the somewhat weak (or in ...
- MarcosF commented Aug 13, 2015
Well, just a few days ago when PBOC depreciated the yuan the first time, they said it was only a one time event', and now they have depreciated the yuan 3 days in a row, so who trusts them...
- MarcosF commented May 24, 2013
Maybe because it hasn't been effective at all in the first place. Unless for inflating the financial markets, that is.
- MarcosF commented May 9, 2013
What did I tell you...here comes the turn, at least for S&P-500, back to 'normal'. Just about 40 minutes after the statistics release.
- MarcosF commented May 9, 2013
Just wait 30-60 minutes and the S&P will turn upwards to new highs, and the USD will fall a few pips again. Just as usual after statistics are published. I bet S&P will close from 0 to 0.6% up tonight and the EURUSD will come back to approximately ...
- MarcosF commented Aug 22, 2012
The normal citizen actually do what governments should do - they are decreasing their debts. Or at least doesn't increase their debt as much as they used to do. Normal citizen is smarter than governments. Good work.
- MarcosF commented Aug 4, 2012
As I understand it QE (Quantitative Easing) means printing more money. The total underlying value in an economy (production, assets etc) will then be represented by a bigger volume of money, which leads to each coin/bill will represent a smaller ...
- MarcosF commented Jul 29, 2012
-Nice one. Jar Jar Binks, Star Wars?
- MarcosF commented Jul 26, 2012
And Here Is What Draghi CAN Do, In His Own Words url
- MarcosF commented Jul 9, 2012
No matter which way they choose, the end result will still be the same.
- MarcosF commented Jul 9, 2012
With continously lower wages I guess they have no other choice than to borrow money.... Yet another debt bubble in the making to burst rather sooner than later.
- MarcosF commented Jul 6, 2012
There it is. Now officially spoken out loudly by an official government person. So, who will be the first to pop out of EMU, Finland or Germany?
- MarcosF commented Jun 28, 2012
And even if they do cut it, it still won't matter much.
- MarcosF commented Jun 27, 2012
The US can't help Europe with a single dime, because they haven't got any. When the focus moves from the crisis in Europe it will turn to the US, and that crisis will not look any prettier than that of Europe.
- MarcosF commented Jun 26, 2012
That should count as a crystal clear message, even as it is coming from a politician.
- MarcosF commented Jun 26, 2012
Exactly like a drug addict and his dealer....both being addicted to drugs and dependent on money, needing each other to make things work - the addict to steal things and sell them so he can pay his dealer for more drugs, that also pays the dealers ...
- MarcosF commented Jun 25, 2012
Wait until they get after the USA...
- MarcosF commented Jun 22, 2012
Believe what you want. There is a link directly to Wymans report in the full blog post at ZeroHedge. Just Google the title if you don't know a better way to get there. "What Oliver Wyman Really Said About Spain's Banks Tyler Durden's picture, ...
- MarcosF commented Jun 21, 2012
If this shows to be true, then the tsunami is right around the corner. Brace for impact.
- MarcosF commented Jun 21, 2012
Who needs either rating institutes or ECB:s own value assessments, when we and everyone else all understand, by ourselves, that it is all rotten all the way from the inside and out... We are not that stupid, you know.