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AiWoZhongHua commented Oct 3, 2019Only someone tremendously stupid believes the actual inflation is anywhere close to the CPI. Lenin used to call guys like you "useful idiots". You don't know anything yet make the case for the policy that precisely trapped and sunked the economy.
NMI at 52.6%; September Non-Manufacturing ISM Report On Business
- AiWoZhongHua commented Oct 3, 2019
The rates were crazy low for almost a decade There were asset purchase programs that inflated the FED's balance sheet to $4.5 TRILLION Corporate profits are alledgedly soaring US are in full employment All are very strong reasons to INCREASE the ...
NMI at 52.6%; September Non-Manufacturing ISM Report On Business
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 16, 2019
Every inch of Iran is spied on by sophisticated US satellites. They can visualize licence plates, but here they can't see 19 missiles shot? All the US has so far is some Colin Powel BS.
Iran launched missiles and drones from ITS TERRITORY in the attack - U.S. official
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 12, 2019
He is making the Eurozone and the savers bankrupt just so governments and his friends could pay less to borrow. I wish people in politics were accountable for their action.
European Central Bank cuts its deposit rate, launches new bond-buying program
- AiWoZhongHua commented Aug 21, 2019
They may even have to find more "creative" ways to get out of next recession, since we've seen the marginal utility of QE decreases a lot. On top of that, the FED still hasn't unwinded past QEs as of today... I see neg rates as the obvious first ...
How central banks might deal with the next downturn
- AiWoZhongHua replied Aug 12, 2019
I don't think trading costs are the main reason for losses. Leverage and ego are undoubtedly a bigger killer than frictionnal costs (that are actually necessary). Also, a sort of edge is needed to have a positive expectancy. But if you look at a ...
Are trading costs the main reason of losses in trading?
- AiWoZhongHua replied Aug 8, 2019
I don't know if I can give detailled info too, it would be so much easier... Let's put it this way, you just transact with the broker. Then your precious metals are stored in vaults from specialized "vaulting companies", think loomis, brinks... ...
Anyone own physical Gold?
- AiWoZhongHua replied Aug 8, 2019
On the company I know of, it's clearly stated that the broker can't put his hands on the previous metals. He is just an agent, there is a commission (much lower than any bank) that pays the broker and also consists of an insurance which is not ...
Anyone own physical Gold?
- AiWoZhongHua replied Aug 8, 2019
Banks are not a good option. Gold is to a great extent an insurance against systemic collapse and you are not potentializing this by letting it in the banking system. You may say it's forbidden for the bank to hit their client's vaults, but ...
Anyone own physical Gold?
- AiWoZhongHua commented Aug 8, 2019
I understand, they must be annoyed with financing other EU countries to blow money away. Why not take part in the party and launch a super expensive green new deal? The EU will soon be worthless anyways.
Germany mulls u-turn in fiscal policy
- AiWoZhongHua replied Jan 12, 2018
Hello, I am looking for a volatility (in pips) indicator. When the price changes more than X pips during a bar, then there is an alert. The one attached is perfect, but just makes a sound, a box and/or push notification would be better. Thanks
I will code your EAs and Indicators for no charge
- AiWoZhongHua commented Nov 27, 2017
Is there a way to implement a negative filter on the news ? I am tired of those bicoin stories... We have more news about bitcoin than even the major currencies
When one of history’s 'greatest trades' finally blows up, it could get ugly all over
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 27, 2017
That seems to be the perfect place to do so...
Bitcoin ‘More Than Just a Fad,’ Morgan Stanley CEO Says
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 20, 2017
People in this forum have problems with understanding percentages.
Retail sales in Great Britain: August 2017
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 19, 2017
Alright, but what is not a bubble? Stocks, bonds, real estate?
Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, says 'bitcoin is a bubble'
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 15, 2017
Buy and hold GBP, the move will not fade on the short term.
Gertjan Vlieghe: Speech at the Society of Business Economists’ Annual conference
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 14, 2017
Chinese citizens are a very significant cause behind the BTC increase. They want to protect their wealth... If you take (most of) them away, there will be less demand. And the Great Chinese Firewall is not a 2nd-tier university grade's, the time ...
Bitcoin is tumbling after Chinese regulators say an exchange ban is certain
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 14, 2017
Enough is enough! It's time to liberate the people of North Korea.
N.Korea is said to show signs of missile launch prep: Nikkei
- AiWoZhongHua replied Sep 12, 2017
Those are two conflicting statements
EA with 100% gains on live forward account?
- AiWoZhongHua commented Sep 12, 2017
Well, there are also evidence that suggest the opposite... - Environment issues are much more addressed in developped countries than in poorer ones. In thoses places, people just think about having a decent life, the fate of the planet gets ...
New Zealand: Greens out of Parliament on latest Newshub poll