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- exofabulous commented May 19, 2019
I call this the banks signalling their positions for next target, i.e. fall to US 0.68xx. Either by accidentally leaving the algos running with their long term target of sell to 68 over a low liquidity time period, or a secret way to tell the cartel ...
- exofabulous commented May 13, 2019
but china needs US treasuries to back their printing press, every dollar made from exports is swapped for new yuan to keep their exchange rate fixed and not floating, meaning they print money alot and need to hold external currencies as insurance.
- exofabulous commented May 13, 2019
pay 90 dollars get 100 dollars back in ten years, thats 10/90, sell the bond for 80 thats 20/80
- exofabulous commented May 13, 2019
you realise the larger the discount the higher the interest rate, thats kinda the point. So if treasury buys them back unless they pay more than new debt interest rates will rise to compete with China selling discounted treasuries inflating the ...
- exofabulous commented Apr 29, 2019
nut it still let me down, seriously 2 hours of random story about how sad everyone was and finally get to an awesome war scene and the cameraman forgets to do wide pan and enough slow mo so you can actually see all the action without overload, so ...
- exofabulous commented Apr 25, 2019
lol the risk of replacing mario draghi the guy in charge of goldman when they lent greeze 3 billion in a ghost loan to enter the eu, that somehow is smart enough to run the eu bank, but not smart enough to know his employees were lending a small 3 ...
- exofabulous commented Apr 9, 2019
if they were serious about brexit they'd delay it for ten years negotiating bit by bit, as if you can put together a deal to exit quickly when it took over a decade to make in the first place. If the EU don't negotiate just keep delaying they will ...
- exofabulous commented Mar 18, 2019
Hmm i was talking to my miner friend, i'm not sure how you would verify any digital coin backed by physical assets, cause where would you exchange those assets for your coins? Backing it up would cost storage and if stored in one spot its ...
- exofabulous commented Mar 17, 2019
when did the budget economy strengthen just after the news is on about the case for a rba rate cut is strengthened. Kind of like the australian saying we are going to run out of nat gas then a few weeks later we are n for lower prices as australia's ...
- exofabulous commented Mar 14, 2019
it was 41.2 bln usd why does it say 34
- exofabulous commented Mar 10, 2019
the banks lend out your dollar 20-30 times watch inequality go threw the roof because the money supply is too large to support working wages only monopolistic ownership of assets will benefit, much like a pyramid scheme the higher up in the food ...
- exofabulous commented Mar 3, 2019
china has printed more money than the US japan and the EU combined.
- exofabulous commented Dec 18, 2018
how did they find the potato seller?
- exofabulous commented Dec 6, 2018
It has to go down QE made it go up with printed money given to bond investors, now bonds are sucking the money back in, its pretty simple one asset is low risk with an increasing return the other is extremely pricey with decreasing returns. Traders ...
- exofabulous commented Dec 2, 2018
iron ore prices collapsed 13% last week, really is china growing strong to me low iron ore prices signal weakening Chinese demand.
- exofabulous commented Nov 28, 2018
well that just destroyed my trend where bonds become attractive from higher rates and that pulls money out of the share market and so the great unwinding of QE was happening now this how long will they avoid the inevitable it charges interest the ...
- exofabulous commented Nov 15, 2018
buy GBP/JPY below 145 and sell above 147.
- exofabulous commented Nov 20, 2017
the price will increase until it becomes in efficient to trade in small lots, i.e. it could go to 1 million having 8 decimal places.
- exofabulous commented Oct 3, 2017
what about flow of money, if rates rise loans are cheaper from japan and they will buy the yen to hedge their payments that will be made in yen. a lot of loans are hidden in Forex and derivative swaps, Canada had 14 billion in loans not reported but ...
- exofabulous commented Sep 19, 2017
i agree governments in debt dont make sense every dollar they spend cost them 2 dollar just rework banking to give gov power to loan out to a 1/5 of the market for 5-7% and then only use the earnings from lending or if no ones borrowing build a ...