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Disliked{quote} Using Martingale takes time and practice and can destroy accounts very easily.... just be very carefulIgnored
DislikedStill trying to understand why GU keep going, when there is no demand for long term gilts (GB20). Who are buying GBP right now. Cause i think the up move was mostly from usd selling may be risk on mood or something i missed!Ignored
Disliked{quote} u need to find the next extreme and sell there, and get out in the middle, otherwise quite dangerousIgnored
Disliked{quote} You're very smart trader, that's why I always follow your signal. Hope to continue posting good signal in this thread. Thanks You Best Wishes PATIgnored
Disliked{quote} UK Central bank buying unlimited bonds (to save the investment banks. Noboy is buying it. UK Govt trying to save the bank that gives margin to Pension Fund. Not the pension funds, as they sold it to the public aka Tax Payer Money by QE aka Print more money. It's funny how there's never enough money...but yet somehow they magically conjured up £45 BILLION in two days to buy "failing" bonds. All these intervention/bailouts sure as hell doesn't sound like a free market...Ignored
Disliked{quote} UK Central bank buying unlimited bonds (to save the investment banks. Noboy is buying it. UK Govt trying to save the bank that gives margin to Pension Fund. Not the pension funds, as they sold it to the public aka Tax Payer Money by QE aka Print more money. It's funny how there's never enough money...but yet somehow they magically conjured up £45 BILLION in two days to buy "failing" bonds. All these intervention/bailouts sure as hell doesn't sound like a free market...Ignored
DislikedI see a lot of people here talking about the BOE buying the pound and pushing it higher, but where do you guys all get this assumption from? All the BOE announced is buying mostly long term guilts i can not read it anywhere that they planned to buy pound. Also the approved budget for intervention wouldn't give them enough firepower to push it up >300 pips in my opinion.Ignored
DislikedI see a lot of people here talking about the BOE buying the pound and pushing it higher, but where do you guys all get this assumption from? All the BOE announced is buying mostly long term guilts i can not read it anywhere that they planned to buy pound. Also the approved budget for intervention wouldn't give them enough firepower to push it up >300 pips in my opinion.Ignored
Disliked{quote} In simpler terms - BoE issue Bond and buying it ( by printing more money) This money is to save Investment Banks that Pension Funds are having margin call. When Bond issued by BoE ( buy back with new print money), this will boost up the Bond yield and push GBP. In return all these bons are going to be paid by the UK people from their Tax money in future. I think that's the simplest laymen term I can put here. I short, it is known as "Ponzi Scheme"Ignored