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DislikedMate am using quandle for about a year, that site is just awesome.Ignored
DislikedBut see the idea behind: You get timeseries of various macro numbers. Say for start my first goal is to include these, since I focus on three major liquid markets beeing US, EU and Japan. US,EU,Japan macro - GDP, unemployment, inflation, BP Indexes - Nikkei, Dax, Dow, FTSE, SaP500 Commodities - Oil, Gold FX - EU, UJ, EJ So, my goal is to chop all these timeseries into wave fractions and measure lagging (moved in time) correlations of these. And I plan to mine all these data once I learn to use that Reuters in our school. I believe we can explore...Ignored
DislikedMate, I know you beeing fan of Tyler as myself. What you think of that discrediting of China trade surplus? Is everywhere aroung Western media. I mean, Chinamen made 60Bn to spend, because their costs are declining. Is this really what is supposed to be interpreted as bad news? Seems to me like noone actually knows what Balance of Payments means.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Like this: {quote} For Tom waves, what have you expected?Ignored
Disliked{quote} let me try: when import declines sharply (-19.9%), it is a sign of weak economy in China. And China on a way to recession spells trouble for world economy. when exports go up, it is a sign of good economy elsewhere. But note: also exports dropped by 3.3% To gain 60 Billion is not a bad thing, but how much would they have gained more, if exports would not have dropped by 3.3%?Ignored
Disliked{quote} :nerd: interesting so you do not get Elliott waves, because they are reflection of social mood, but economic data waves.........Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, all media yelling bout imports slump. But I insist: Total costs of imports in Balance of Payments = quantity * price. Now take a look at Oil. Or dont take a look, you know how the chart looks like. Is supereasy in my books. Oil price down, costs down, Trade balance up. Simple. Whole world is slowing down and isolating, so ofc exports decline a bit. Nothing extraordinary about it. But the fact is their costs declined so sharply even when taking into account little export loss, they are still in heavy plus in world trade. Am really unable...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes, all media yelling bout imports slump. But I insist: Total costs of imports in Balance of Payments = quantity * price. Now take a look at Oil. Or dont take a look, you know how the chart looks like. Is supereasy in my books. Oil price down, costs down, Trade balance up. Simple. Whole world is slowing down and isolating, so ofc exports decline a bit. Nothing extraordinary about it. But the fact is their costs declined so sharply even when taking into account little export loss, they are still in heavy plus in world trade. Am really unable...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Exactly. Always doubt whatever comes from Bloomberg, it usually makes holes in logical sense. Now lets take another view, Chinese import droping, why do Bloomberg cares so much? Becouse its not problem of China, its problem of west. On other hand Chinese domestic market is growing at super fast peace along with middle class. This means they are starting to consume more of their domestic products, and as their products slowly increase in quallity of productions imports will slow down. Just look what they are able to do, they are copying all...Ignored
Disliked{quote} .We were same threat here in Yugoslavia, and globalists used same plan as they are pulling atm on China and succeed with help of insiders. Well but thats offtopic a bit already from imports exports thingy.Ignored