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DislikedQuite possibly a massive crash in the stock market coming, like tomorrow.Ignored
DislikedQuite possibly a massive crash in the stock market coming, like tomorrow.Ignored
DislikedQuite possibly a massive crash in the stock market coming, like tomorrow.Ignored
Dislikedmarkam, did you happen to come across the following link? It is a sensationalist piece and is on a blog so I don't give much credence to it, but I would like to hear your opinion.
http://mparent7777-2.blogspot.com/20...n-4-weeks.htmlIgnored
DislikedI have read about it on another site, and mentioned it earlier tonight. There is a similar bet placed on a massive drop in the european markets by the end of september.
I really don't have a clue what to make of it.Ignored
DislikedOr we could just SHORT the the U/J with maximum pip exposure.
Monarch
Monarch - Did you mean USDJPY or EURJPY?Ignored
DislikedIs Reuters and Bloomberg on the same page or are their rates different?http://today.reuters.com/investing/financebonds.aspxIgnored
DislikedI don't know. But I have seen the yield drop being discussed on several other boards, so I am pretty confident that it is real.Ignored
DislikedThis is an interesting article
Japanese could take time to give up on yen shorting
AFP, TOKYO
Monday, Aug 27, 2007, Page 10
*snip*
The yen carry trade has paid off handsomely in recent years for many Japanese -- from housewives to businessmen and even grey-haired pensioners -- resulting in a boom in foreign exchange margin trading.Ignored
Dislikedanyone targeting 236 today?
my only worry is that the market may be quiet because the UK banks are closed.Ignored
DislikedThere are lot of big warning signs for a really bad day in the stock market tomorrow.
The second german bank getting in trouble and basically getting sold for free. This pretty much came out of nowhere in terms of warning.
The home depot deal getting done, but apparently at 2 billion less than the original deal.
The NYTimes article on Countrywide, which will likely slap down the countrywide price when the market opens.
The feds allowing Citibank and BOA to plow a lot more of their reserves into their brokerage subsidiaries. This came out after market close friday, and could be a big impact.
An now the 3 month t-bills are under extreme pressure in the overnight market.
Nothing may happen tomorrow. But we could also see the dow dropping 500 points. I just don't know.Ignored