wow in stress by this little drop must be in the wrong positions

doesnt mean anythink, coz if it ment something it means that ecb would be very weak, you can ignore any demand they make coz they wont let you go bankrupt. so if it means something its a free card to cyprus, very very bad signal if ou ask me. so it ...

They wont cut rate for weaker euro, but they will cut rate to boost the economy. result the same, weaker euro.

so by clarifying they create excess moves, rofl

Short term nog good voor economics, long run us and japan will blow themselfs up. China is laughing thirt and europe can still sustain itself.

I got another projection, inflation is going to skyrocket, signs already up there. US well go bankrupt and need to switch to Draghi to print bonds to bail them out. Damn they are realy f*cking things up. lets see how long things going to hold. Euro ...

Dutch election winner Mark Rutte promised no extra money for Greece;-)

and just to make sure they keep rising, lets pump oil prices a bit more;-) Lets throw in some QE and prices will skyrocket. Or are the oil pumpers fleeing into bonds when fed says no more qe over inflation worries. Either way its a great mixture ...

pro-euro parties, omg there was only one anti-euro party, all the others are thinking alike only differ on details. Btw the party that won took a hard stance on Greece. Still looking at the party programs there is hardly any majority that wants to ...

no qe, Ben knows the market is sick but giving qe's time after time doesnt straigten markets out the little pervs just going to take more and more risk. And when it goes wrong they shout more qe, etc.......

Agreed risk of high inflation is rising, and i also agree most not shown in cpi numbers, latetest pmi's also showed rising prices, not only the us but uk and europe also. Like we as traders can not force the nature of the market the big boys at Fed ...

details are indeed good for $, rising prices index should worry Ben. No QE for now i guess. But in its core looking at the data in the long run it could give problems. Orders still slowing but prices rising.

Well a weaker euro is good for export so more production more jobs needed.But i guess you dont want that.

both, lol....

Investors should look at how they think to cut back on debts not how they shift debts from one place to another. And none of the eu countries is going to meet their cutting back targets in stead they will add more debt. But its not only a European ...

[quote=TraderUSA;5981920] Well actually it can fake for a long time, internet bubble was a nice fake too. Markets are pretty good in long time fakes, so be careful.

very good, some data yesterday says different. And watch China, can they keep up there growth, highly unlikely with current situation in Europe. BB en ECB can do all they want if people on the street have no money in their pockets economy wont pick ...

You say a lot but actualy you say nothing. Thats probable why you react as a guest, save to be wrong. Bet you already blew a few accounts.

On a guest (demo) account i assume

Still no clue why these europeans want euro up, its bad for there export, but hell they find out in the end. still to fucused on supporting the stock market