DislikedThe average American / or for that matter, average Joe around the world doesn't know any better. The politicians and big business keep on lying through their teeth.Ignored
Patience + Humility + Study = Success
Walk the Talk from a fun loving discretionary trader 46 replies
You talk the talk I walk the talk 8 replies
DislikedThe average American / or for that matter, average Joe around the world doesn't know any better. The politicians and big business keep on lying through their teeth.Ignored
DislikedI happen to believe otherwise and because I want to continue enjoying my weekend will leave it at that.
Other than to say that yes I have been to Europe (Germany/Austria/Switzerland/UK) and many years back worked for 3 different companies - a UK company, a German company and a Swiss company.Ignored
Disliked...we will see oil around $125 and if the fundamentals don't change, $150 in the near future...Ignored
DislikedFear, Panic, Mayhem, Chaos, Armageddon (well, maybe not that far yet but we're getting there).......Yes, I can smell it all and it is a lovely smell.Ignored
DislikedGood to hear and congrats! Please remember to use proper money management and never ever get greedy. The day that you do thinking I'm going to make a killing, the market will turn against you and wipe you out.
Take care!Ignored
DislikedThe government should let everyone fend for themselves. Let those who are going to crash, fall hard. Survival of fittest. Dog Eat Dog world.
The government should just step aside and let the markets work it out themselves. Even if it means that investment banks and hedge funds go under. That is the only way to clean house. By bailing them out, there is no real incentive for the markets to change. They will be back to business as usual.Ignored
DislikedYou guys lost me now on the serious Vs joking part... you guys are thinking on a 50% gain in oil in the short term?
Did someone nuke middle east?:
On a more serious note, anyone wants to share some thoughts on what can happen to oil and other commodities if there is central bank intervention on the valuation of the USD?
Logic says that if the USD goes up then oil goes down, however doesn't intervention means that USD is still weak and it is just the other currencies that are getting weaker and so the price of commodities should maintain itself if there is enough demand?Ignored
DislikedThe Fed cuts by 1% and we will see oil around $125 and if the fundamentals don't change, $150 in the near future.
From The Economist print editionIgnored
DislikedPoor Uncle Sam
Just read your post on Bear Stearns... Man, this credit crunch is indeed severe... I sincerely thought the bad days were over and now it would be all about writedowns popping here and there, but no....
Ok... now the question, how low can it still go? It's already hard to trade one big fundamental (recession OR credit crunch) and we have to deal with both of them simultaneously... This is crazy...
And there's another writedown coming from Goldman, too
There was a 5 years party in the financial markets. And in the very year I went in, there are just the junkies and drunks and the good people leaving through the doorIgnored
Dislikedmake no mistake guys this will not be easy money trading the intrest rates. anything thats to predictible is a sign of caution.Ignored
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