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- ZebraSquirl commented Feb 12, 2017
OPEC may be "getting compliance," but it hasn't been enough to curtail inventories, at least on the US side. url Rig counts are now up +200 in the US since the same time last year, +130 on the Canadian side. url I don't see upside past $62 ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Nov 18, 2016
In the end, it is still a lousy 25 bps hike. It is nothing. It is a fart in the wind. All the concern of what that lousy hike will mean is a tempest in a teapot. If the Fed is going to respond to every little market movement, overdone or otherwise, ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Nov 18, 2016
I disagree that the "odds are strongly in favor" of any agreement. This has not been the pattern in the past (a cycle of discussions, tentative agreement, failure).
- ZebraSquirl commented Sep 16, 2016
I would be somewhat surprised at a September hike. If the past few months/years have taught us anything, it's that the Fed is a slow mover. Moreover, the main driver for a rate hike (risk of inflation) just isn't present, particularly the 2% level ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Sep 3, 2016
I'm fairly positive that neither Janet nor the rest of the Fed crew care how any given media outlet spins the data ... . They're all smart kids, and they'll no doubt digest the data in an intelligent fashion without the "spin" ... .
- ZebraSquirl commented Sep 3, 2016
Global market conditions are but "one factor" that the Fed has been considering. With the ECB and BOJ in full-frontal easing mode, and the BOE hopping on that band wagon (at least temporarily post-Brexit), the importance of the Fed "playing along" ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jul 10, 2016
Ironic contrast: Orlando -- Police wait outside for hours while gay club goers bleed out. Dallas -- DPD scrambles madly to rescue their own on calling in reports of "officers down." Pre-Cellphone Video -- All police on civilian killings are ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jul 10, 2016
That being said, the Fed will continue to do what it does: evaluate the economy of the Universe in its decision-making process ... .
- ZebraSquirl commented Jul 10, 2016
Raising interest rates will have a negative impact on certain US companies with exposure to foreign markets (there are "a few" (an understatement)). To me, that is just capitalist "tough cookies" for these companies that have not been able to and ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 21, 2016
I fail to understand the "respect" part ... . He's had one "bomber" bet that he made out on in the past several, well, literally decades ... . The rest of his bets have largely turned into turdpiles ... . From a trader's standpoint, the relative ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 21, 2016
Mmm. Thought this was the comment section about George Soros' fruity "bets" ... . Appears to be a pissing match board over what's good for the UK and what the EU's all about ... . Lol.
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 19, 2016
In the end, just not my cuppa ... .
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 19, 2016
Your statement proves my point to a "t." Trading in an instrument should not, under any circumstances, have to be "vetted by the market" nor should there be issues with trading any instrument that arise from things intrinsic to its value. If you're ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 18, 2016
Lol. I also fact checked on whether New York is part of Europe. Not on any major, recent map I looked at ... . Unless my Google Maps is just "off" ... by a continent or two ... .
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 18, 2016
If the UK government moves like most democratic governments, it will take eons to fully implement Brexit if that is the eventual outcome. In any event, London was a major financial center before it joined the Eurozone ... . Can anyone really ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 18, 2016
(1) Hilarious (because this dude's a ginormous idiot if he think's he's going to keep the money and not be prosecuted for stealing it); and (2) Why I will never play crypto ... . Plus, why would you say "Look at me! Look at me!" after you've just ...
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 18, 2016
One of those "no sheeyat, Sherlock" type of articles that I will not read beyond the headline ... .
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 12, 2016
It seems that the market is suffering from short term memory loss. Swissie flash crash, anyone?
- ZebraSquirl commented Jun 12, 2016
Really, ForexFactory? I've got web sites I visit that "appeal to the prurient interest." Aside from the minor tangential effect on the markets these events have, there is no legitimate reason for posting this news here beyond generating bigoted ...
- ZebraSquirl commented May 15, 2016
Cramer told MarketWatch that he has “never promised outperformance” to Action Alerts Plus/The Street subscribers and that the subscription service was a “largely educational product.” So, if I pay to subscribe, I'm basically paying to get results ...