Disliked{quote} I think base effects are a big factor in this month's CPI considering how much the raw index jumped last April. {image} {image}Ignored
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Disliked{quote} I think base effects are a big factor in this month's CPI considering how much the raw index jumped last April. {image} {image}Ignored
DislikedAI start to learn making fake news {image} This morning, an AI generated image of an explosion at the US Pentagon surfaced. With multiple news sources reporting it as real, the S&P 500 fell 30 points in minutes. This account, which tweeted a (very likely AI-generated) photo of a (fake) story about an explosion at the Pentagon, looks at first glance like a legit Bloomberg news feed. This resulted in a $500 billion market cap swing on a fake image. It then rebounded once the image was confirmed fake. AI is becoming dangerous. {image} Or this may not...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Given the rate effect is lagged, I see high probability for Uk Cpi to be less than 10.1% but more than the expectated 8.2%. Cause a 2% fall in CPI for UK is a bit too much.Ignored
DislikedI booked some loss on long trades.... But then..ok day. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Jesus dude, calm down. I just wish today is Friday, so I can go party again... Take care and best of trades this week. PATIgnored
Disliked{quote} I think base effects are a big factor in this month's CPI considering how much the raw index jumped last April. {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} So I thought the base effect makes it harder to go up because specific high months are being dragged in from the last 12 months? Is that what you're saying?Ignored
Disliked{quote} At a high-level, here's how I'm looking at it... Hypothetically, let's pretend the UK Consumer Price Index was at 100 for all of year 2000. Then in January 2001, there was an energy embargo that caused energy prices to soar. That in turn drove CPI from 100 to 110 in January representing a 10% increase in a single month. After that point, CPI remains at 110 for the next year. The M/M gain for February, March, April, etc. would be 0.0%, but the Y/Y gain is still 10% since, despite not actually rising from the prior month, it's still 10% higher...Ignored
Disliked{quote} this is good news for me when today's stomp failed to break LOD ( C wave ) there is a possibility that the 2nd wave peak is right there. one passenger on the plane was evicted, then two stowaways were smuggled in lol {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} By your chart, we need to close daily above daily pivot to stay Long ? The hell it is 380 pips i gain today? Max gain pips today under 100 pips Closing Partial, Tighten TP, SL remain the same Fryday Low{image} Sell UJ mini lot {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} At a high-level, here's how I'm looking at it... Hypothetically, let's pretend the UK Consumer Price Index was at 100 for all of year 2000. Then in January 2001, there was an energy embargo that caused energy prices to soar. That in turn drove CPI from 100 to 110 in January representing a 10% increase in a single month. After that point, CPI remains at 110 for the next year. The M/M gain for February, March, April, etc. would be 0.0%, but the Y/Y gain is still 10% since, despite not actually rising from the prior month, it's still 10% higher...Ignored
DislikedSeems like the prospect of a debt ceiling resolution within 24hrs is giving the dollar some tail wind. makes positioning tricky as we could see a knee jerk reaction at news of a deal. trade with tight technical stopsIgnored
Disliked{quote}If you are waiting to friday for party you are living in the wrong part of the world, specially now facing summerIgnored