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Razor_trader commented Jun 23, 2016Not quite as brutal as the Swish Peg, but gee wizz some money has changed hands today
It's understood that Leave has won... Birmingham
- Razor_trader replied Jun 5, 2016
Aussie's have no need for maps, we're a fricken island in the middle of the ocean a few clicks north of some frozen wasteland. Plus we're convicts that can't read or write so a map would be useless lol Good to see this thread has picked up some ...
The DIBS Method... No Free Lunch continues
- Razor_trader commented Nov 6, 2015
Wow, shitty low expectations get blown out of the water and suddenly all is well in the US of A. Numbers were over 200000 a year ago (300+ in December due to Xmas ramp up) but no rate hike then. The mantra has been the same for near on 80 months yet ...
The US Employment Situation - October 2015
- Razor_trader replied Oct 22, 2015
This is why I love you brother - As always charts are clear, concise and extremely helpful. Few will take the time to really do the homework for what it is. If I may also take a snippet of your second chart here and highlight to people just what ...
TRD
- Razor_trader replied Jul 24, 2015
AUD/USD
I trust techs over funds as I have found usually the banks and larger players move the markets before the funds really become clear. The AUD may also have been influenced by some of the bigger players hinting that a rate decrease looks ...
- Razor_trader replied Jul 24, 2015
First off well done, secondly I wasn't going to post a reply before but with some of the answers that have come just thought I might weigh in so to speak from a tech POV. Probably without realising it, that trade is the perfect short. The market ...
AUD/USD
- Razor_trader replied Jul 9, 2015
Welcome to Sit on your hands because doing anything less than just leads to trouble. My last post, Patience was my biggest problem and often has just summed up this month thus far. Im not so much upset by the results but more at my personally ...
1-2 Punch and Point of Entry - A new personal journey
- Razor_trader commented Jul 7, 2015
Price of fuel should be higher. Consider that most don't complain when they pay $8 for a pint of beer, or $4 for a bottle of water than is perfectly fine out of the tap. The true cost to extract oil today is much higher than the actual price for a ...
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
- Razor_trader commented Jul 7, 2015
Inner Circle Trader has some great video's that help to explain things, on Twitter following Bel (@explorefx), Tom Dante (@trader_dante) and a few others can give you some unique insights into how they break down the markets. I've usually found that ...
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
- Razor_trader replied Jul 2, 2015
June: Overall a solid month for the account. Which saw initial growth over 100% before some small losses brought it back. This month however managed to ride 3-4 solid trades that made the difference and as a result I finished up with close to $600 ...
1-2 Punch and Point of Entry - A new personal journey
- Razor_trader commented May 19, 2015
It's tragic that not enough people are recognising it, but in a debt fueled world where everyone likes the cheaper credit and the lower mortgage payments very very few can see the light. I mean, when you can save a few hundred on your mortgage when ...
ECB's Coeure says short-term rate below zero doesn't pose policy problem
- Razor_trader commented May 19, 2015
Never laughed so hard in my life!
The ECB Just Shot Back at Germans Who Say Low Rates Are Robbing Savers
- Razor_trader commented May 19, 2015
Took a small leaf out of the SNB play book perhaps. A bit of shock and awe.... Look at me, Look at me...
ECB's Coeure says short-term rate below zero doesn't pose policy problem
- Razor_trader commented May 18, 2015
Before anyone looks in and says 'you're just negative, a cynic, a pessimists', i'd disagree. I am actually more an optimist and those who I guess can think outside of the box, and no not that box called a television that portrays a widely distorted ...
RBA Lowe: still have scope to lower rates if needed
- Razor_trader commented May 18, 2015
They could likely embark on a version of QE - ZIRP much like the rest of the world has but it will be futile. Dab, I agree to some notion that the tie in the countries through the currency 'should' mean that when 1 goes up, the other goes down. In ...
RBA Lowe: still have scope to lower rates if needed
- Razor_trader commented May 18, 2015
Thanks, I agree so I went back and reworded it. My fortune in life has not been without sacrifice, something that I have tried to instill on others. My advantage has been helped by the fact that I run a recruitment firm that, up until 18 months ago, ...
RBA Lowe: still have scope to lower rates if needed
- Razor_trader commented May 18, 2015
Lower interest rates do nothing more than increase the appetite for riskier assets. The problem is that now everyone needs to get into the game. Credit bubbles are growing whilst savings are being destroyed both by the lower rates of savings due to ...
RBA Lowe: still have scope to lower rates if needed
- Razor_trader commented May 5, 2015
In an unmanipulated free market that works on the principles of supply and demand, negative and positive etc then absolutely, I am 100% there with you but unfortunately we have a world where major institutions and funds have huge sums of money that ...
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
- Razor_trader commented May 5, 2015
Im of the opposite. The big guys are flexing their muscles. They got what they anticipated, waited for mum and dad traders to short past the break of the low and then they swung their mighty positions to the long side, trapping mum and dad traders ...
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
- Razor_trader commented May 5, 2015
If you (not you, just in general the people) shorted the break on that news you are getting Squeezed. I am short from higher up and still looking at some resitance lines as the squeeze plays out. It's just a matter of time before a few go 'shit this ...
Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision