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pump some life back in this thread, cesarnc
If I Go Broke Trying Then I Will die happy.
Quoting Moe
pump some life back in this thread, cesarnc
Market's dead. With bernanke and trichet to speak today, I doubt we will see too much frenzy in the next hours...
Quoting cesarnc
Market's dead. With bernanke and trichet to speak today, I doubt we will see too much frenzy in the next hours...
How about you show us the beautiful scenery of your lovely wonderful Brazilian Beaches so that we may get the extra incentive to fly down and spend our hard earned forex riches?
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fun is at euro tread,...where acidguy and jacobtrader almost diminished their accounts,...praying doesnt help..., i remember too many ppl defending the dolar below 1.40, below 1.50, and look where are we now...from sept 07 till today its up exactly 1500 pips,...i got my trendlines on monthly chart drawn all the way till 1.80, if we go there or not, only time will tel but euro is safe haven in crises like this...
its just money
Quoting de123
fun is at euro tread,...where acidguy and jacobtrader almost diminished their accounts,...praying doesnt help..., i remember too many ppl defending the dolar below 1.40, below 1.50, and look where are we now...from sept 07 till today its up exactly 1500 pips,...i got my trendlines on monthly chart drawn all the way till 1.80, if we go there or not, only time will tel but euro is safe haven in crises like this...
Were they short?

No problem being short BEFORE 1.50. But not keeping it AFTER 1.50.

Euro is 1.55 sooner than you expected. Good luck Mr Gorsky

Out to the asses-up-and-down-jump-jump-jump-1-2-3-4 gym
Quoting de123
fun is at euro tread,...where acidguy and jacobtrader almost diminished their accounts,...praying doesnt help..., i remember too many ppl defending the dolar below 1.40, below 1.50, and look where are we now...from sept 07 till today its up exactly 1500 pips,...i got my trendlines on monthly chart drawn all the way till 1.80, if we go there or not, only time will tel but euro is safe haven in crises like this...
Unfortunately, they didn't read their European history lessons of the early 20th century. The Europeans are too well aware of what inflation / stagflation / deflation / hyperinflation means. Also, the mandate of the ECB is to fight inflation, once that is tamed is their second mandate to promote growth. The mandate of the FED is to encourage economic growth (by any means) and once that is accomplished is their second mandate to fight inflation. The ECB have been sticking to their guns and not backing down. All I see is encouraging numbers coming from the EU. Yeah, we have the occasional grumbling going on with "the Euro is too high" but so far, they (the European's) have been resillient.

We should see a correction before heading back up. I am watching this curency like a hawk.

As far as the gentleman concerned, they should do a little more research into economics and history.

Oh yeah, praying does help but coupled with patience and using what God given brains an individual has.


FYI: Good reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperin...rman_inflation
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yes i agre on many issues,..just wona add the only thing that stick so many diferent cultures, and different countries, with a multy different languages and history where many wars was fought in the past and in near future is and will be CURRENCY EURO ... at usa, u got 1 language, 1 president, 1 government, and 1 currency....here we got only 1 currency... and a strong one... if there wont be strong euro, there wont be the EU, also many new countries must fight their own inflation, to fullfill the criteria, to adopt the euro, so u must have inflation less then i think 2.7%, plus other things to even qualify to adopt the euro,...whatch the euro, when the Poland, check and Hungary joins in,...thats when we should meet the devils....also baltic states have preety stavble economy, and Romania is also outperforming with their growth, be carefull, dont look just RSI...
its just money
Quoting de123
yes i agre on many issues,..just wona add the only thing that stick so many diferent cultures, and different countries, with a multy different languages and history where many wars was fought in the past and in near future is and will be CURRENCY EURO ... at usa, u got 1 language, 1 president, 1 government, and 1 currency....here we got only 1 currency... and a strong one... if there wont be strong euro, there wont be the EU, also many new countries must fight their own inflation, to fullfill the criteria, to adopt the euro, so u must have inflation less then i think 2.7%, plus other things to even qualify to adopt the euro,...whatch the euro, when the Poland, check and Hungary joins in,...thats when we should meet the devils....also baltic states have preety stavble economy, and Romania is also outperforming with their growth, be carefull, dont look just RSI...
I estimate that within the next several years (if not earlier), most currencies will be pegged to the Euro. Only time will tell if I am right.

FIY: I recommend buying and holding gold physically, and if someone can't afford to purchase gold, then go for silver.
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Quoting Ash
FYI: Good reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperin...rman_inflation
More recently, Yugoslavia suffered 5 × 1015 percent inflation between 1 October 1993 and 24 January 1994.

i remember that, thats why we say no to yugoslavia,...but serbia did face really hyperinflation when they were sanktions by the eu and nato,...they told me that if u were were early in shop to buy the bread u could buy it for 50% leess then if u would be the last,...unbelievable...
its just money
Quoting de123
More recently, Yugoslavia suffered 5 × 1015 percent inflation between 1 October 1993 and 24 January 1994.

i remember that, thats why we say no to yugoslavia,...but serbia did face really hyperinflation when they were sanktions by the eu and nato,...they told me that if u were were early in shop to buy the bread u could buy it for 50% leess then if u would be the last,...unbelievable...
How about more recently with Zimbabwe. Unbelievable.
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AUD on steriods or just LSD?
Quoting Big Bruv
AUD on steriods or just LSD?
whatever they can get their hands on, I guess.
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LONG UJ LONG GJ LONG GU LONG DOW LONG EVERYBODY GOOD LUCK MR GORSKY

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Quoting cesarnc
LONG UJ LONG GJ LONG GU LONG DOW LONG EVERYBODY GOOD LUCK MR GORSKY
I'm with you ... all negative on my positions so far but with you...
Quoting branco
I'm with you ... all negative on my positions so far but with you...
Some bad news on earnings, stocks may suffer today. But as long as there is no carry unwinding (GU and UJ going down together) I'm keeping to long term view up.

Also 12.7k is Dow's key level, gonna take a while to be taken out.
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Quoting cesarnc
LONG UJ LONG GJ LONG GU LONG DOW LONG EVERYBODY GOOD LUCK MR GORSKY

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Quote for the month
Quoting cesarnc

Also 12.7k is Dow's key level, gonna take a while to be taken out.
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Patience + Humility + Study = Success
Sell YEN Crosses on the RALLIES!
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Lousy unemployment. Question is stocks go down on it or go up on rate cut outlook?

I'm -50 at open +90 at close.:surprised:flushed:
Quoting Ash
Sell YEN Crosses on the RALLIES!
Patience + Humility + Study = Success
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