Disliked{quote} You've heard of the invisible man... Well, there's an invisible piano too.Ignored
Then, just Wednesday....lol
Look forward for Friday...........
I come from the future.
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Disliked{quote} You've heard of the invisible man... Well, there's an invisible piano too.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Looking at the dull price movement, it thought , it is Friday............ Then, just Wednesday....lol Look forward for Friday........... {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} There appears to be some misunderstand in your post. Central Banks exercise Monetary policy. Not as you suggest Fiscal Policy (.." cutting wages, prices and so")Ignored
DislikedCome on cable stop messing about break these lows so we can have a bear party!!!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Let me share you the truth....... The truth is why the market (GU) is not moving. This has been doing the rounds in London financial circles … {image} He's busy with his phone.......Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually the central banks are raising rates to stop inflation. (Monetary policy) Inflation that was caused by increasing the money supply as a stop gap measure to fight Covid19, which resulted in the inflation that we are seeing globally. The stated expectation from these rate increases is that wages will stop rising, prices will stop rising and so on. I am pretty sure my analysis was quite appropriate.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually the money supply has been increasing for at least the last 14 years since the GFC. Interest rates alone will not stop inflation. Firstly they would have to raise the rates above the CPI. I don't know of a single government that could afford the interest payments in their debts with rates much higher than they currently are, let alone having them at 10%-15% that would be required, and we haven't even touched the principle. They would also have jack up taxes to physically remove money from the economy. They would have to massively...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Actually the money supply has been increasing for at least the last 14 years since the GFC. Interest rates alone will not stop inflation. Firstly they would have to raise the rates above the CPI. I don't know of a single government that could afford the interest payments in their debts with rates much higher than they currently are, let alone having them at 10%-15% that would be required, and we haven't even touched the principle. They would also have jack up taxes to physically remove money from the economy, at the same time that peoples...Ignored
Disliked{quote} $ 1 = £ 1 = € 1 ... soon ... Everything breaks and the Great Reset arrives. Coming sooon...... {image}Ignored
DislikedWent to bed early hours this morning keeping an eye on Asian markets. Wasnt happy to trade but on turning in entered a long order just above S1 @ i.10639. Now have a smile on face, but for how long? 0.4 lotsIgnored
Disliked{quote} $ 1 = £ 1 = € 1 ... soon ... Everything breaks and the Great Reset arrives. Coming sooon...... {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} $ 1 = £ 1 = € 1 ... soon ... Everything breaks and the Great Reset arrives. Coming sooon...... {image}Ignored