Cesarnc's market talk, gossips, rumours & fun

Well, I can say I loved that lil needle!

Can you hand me this dentist's number?

USDJPY
up or down........?

http://pixdaus.com/pics/1214771115NCN4cfZ.jpg

Huh... I guess his office has been shut down for some reason.... Maybe I can contact him at Bangu I....

I'll try and tell you

Let this be the Friday pic instead of the guys in the car one

Here is a couple of EU charts showing longterm following along the path of a Andrews Fork drawn from June last year. 2nd chart enlarges recent trading days without a turning point expected - but then who really knows.

god bless google!!!!!

what was the searchword??? hot chick in thong in the shower????

you know what, who cares

Bag of data this week, rates, NFP on Thursday, speeches, construction, oil inventories, Paulson...

Wheeew, I'm tired already

LOL
Look what happens today in the stocks market of Spain

http://www.rtve.es/noticias/20080630...d/108070.shtml

I hope you can understand...
some people protesting for oil prices
they shout... "Oil companies. Killers"
they have entered at 12:05 ... 1 hour ago..

poor people... they think they can stop oil price doing that !???

Oil Rises to Record on Concern Iran Supplies May Be Disrupted
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...cpk&refer=home

Here in Brazil once and while you receive mass e-mails calling people not to fuel the cars in a given day, you know, as to impose "huge financial loss" to the gas companies.

Long story short, those e-mails end up in the spam canister long before they are read

if things keep heating up between Israel and Iran we will see Oil at $200 very soon !!!

Over the weekend, journalist Seymour Hersh reported that the Bush administration has launched a "significant escalation" of covert operations against Iran, sending U.S. commandos to spy on the country's nuclear facilities and undermine the Islamic republic's government.

White House, CIA and State Department officials declined comment on Hersh's report, which appears in this week's issue of The New Yorker. But Hersh told CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" Congress has authorized up to $400 million to fund the secret campaign, which involves U.S. special operations troops and and Iranian dissidents.

Traders also digested reported comments from the commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, who warned that if his country is attacked, Tehran would strike back by barraging Israel with missiles. In a report published Saturday in the conservative Jam-e-Jam newspaper, Gen. Mohammad Ali Jafari said that if Iran were provoked, it would also move to control a key oil passageway in the Gulf.

the solution for trading and be healthy and wealthy haha
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Cesar , I made my point , $200 Oil could be a reality , SEE U IN BUZIOS

This spike in oil didn't hit us here in Brazil, well, yet. The reason is that dollar is going down so badly, that it is compensating the surge.

But I can see the time the greedy bastards at Petrobras will show up....

I'm already planning to change my car and buy a bi-fuel. Since I can no longer drink and drive, I'll give the booze to the car

Ethanol rules

I though all of u were already driving on cane juice

By mid-80s, 95% of the cars were powered by ethanol. The oil business kindly haulted the party. Few years later, 95% of the cars were back to gas.

By 2003/2004, car makers developed the bi-fuel engines, powered by ethanol or gas or any mixture of them. Not every model has this capability yet, but this trend is here.

The cars usually make avg 10km/L with gas and 7km/L with ethanol, which price also varies during the year. Lower during harvest season and higher during the mid-season.

So you can change the fuel based on the cost of usage. But most of the time you will be running on ethanol, actually.

"Where the hell is that doomsday?!?!?!?"

Despite their venture into bear country over the past two trading days, stocks haven't had a big-volume blowout selloff yet, and some on Wall Street aren't happy about it.

While rooting for a major drop in stocks is counterintuitive for investors—at least those who aren't shorting the market—there's a strong sentiment that the market needs to go lower before it can go higher. But with a pervading lethargy ruling Wall Street, investors are beginning to lose their patience for direction.
-CNBC

I hope we get a nice big crash in equity markets...but my instincts tell me that it is very less likely. A lot of foreign investors will continue to invest in US due to cheap dollars.