Cesarnc's market talk, gossips, rumours & fun

before u go to sleep, what kind of earnings were u mentioning lol

Finally a Friday... Whatta week....

Oh, sorry man...

Soon major companies release their Q2 (2009's second quarter) earnings reports. This is now the major economic gauge. If they profited, economy must be recoverying. If they lost too much, then run for cover...

yo wassup bros..
its been a while since i saw this thread being hijacked by a single person..
not to mention he managed to piss BWR off..
as annoying as that guy is.. i must give him some credits for having the balls to bitchin here.. lol
talking bout the good old days when cable is above 2.0 and euro banging the 1.6
i sure miss those times..

I realy, realy want some of that sh%$#t this pete32 was smoking man, powerfull stuff, maybe he can send me a kilo of it, because it was good sh%$#t, where is sicho lately? he should have handle him, not that BRW didn't do a good job with him but I would like sycho showing him how to trade

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Just the other day, BWR was looking for volatility in the thread, how ABOUT THAT?

You hired this dude, didn't you BWR?


Holly crap, I just read all 4 pages of that B.S. You did the right thing getting rid of that 13 year old. Crossed the line waaaaay too many times. Anyways now that that book is closed lets move on

Dollar picks up haven support

By Ed Hammond and Neil Dennis
Published: July 2 2009 11:00 | Last updated: July 2 2009 22:49

The dollar and yen gained steadily on Thursday as risk aversion pushed investors towards “haven” currencies following the release of US jobs data.
Wednesday’s risk appetite receded as investors became cautious ahead of June’s non-farm payrolls report, released a day earlier than usual due to the Independence Day holiday in the US.



http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/d6f29a34-6...44feabdc0.html



Ahhh, who cares? ITS FRIDAY

Had to pull Turtles post out of the dumpster


AIN'T NOTHING BUT A PARTY YA'LL......

BWR....past some of that red wine bro...

HOLLA


http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/jafsfsafafaas.gif




and you know this.....maaan

'We're in the Middle of a Crash': Black Swan




By: CNBC.com | 02 Jul 2009 | 03:22 PM ET
The financial system is crashing and action must be taken by the US government to convert debt into equity to produce a more stable environment, Nassim Taleb, author of "The Black Swan," told CNBC Thursday.

"You may have green shoots, whatever you want to call them, you may have temporary relief, but you are still in a world that's breaking," Taleb said on "Squawk Box."
Anything that's fragile like the financial system will eventually crash, he said.
"We're in the middle of a crash," Taleb said. "So if I'm going to forecast something, it is that it's going to get worse, not better."










Here comes the crash articles, right around the time for a correction.

SEC May Reinstate Rules for Short-Selling Stocks


They have been reviled as the bad hats of Wall Street, nefarious traders who cashed in on the market collapse and, some insist, helped precipitate it.
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Now short-sellers, the market skeptics who correctly called last year’s downturn, are coming under even more unwanted scrutiny, this time from federal regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission appears poised to reverse itself and reinstate rules that would make shorting stocks — that is, betting their prices will decline — somewhat more difficult.
Whether the SEC will go far enough to satisfy the many critics of short-sellers is far from certain. The controversial role of these investors has divided not only the financial industry, but also federal regulators. As the SEC considers its options, the debate is heating up.



http://www.cnbc.com//id/31719408





I have this feeling we may see a selloff next week, but I can't quite figure out why

Major nations should back dollar as key currency: Japan

Fri Jul 3, 2009 4:51am EDT





http://www.reuters.com/resources/r/?...EA-FOREX-CLOSE



By Yoko Nishikawa
TOKYO (Reuters) - Major countries should support the dollar as the key international currency, although emerging nations may discuss a new global reserve currency on the sidelines of the G8 summit next week, a Japanese official said on Friday.
China has asked for debate on a new global reserve currency when leaders from the Group of Eight (G8) meet with the G5 emerging economies next week in Italy, G8 sources told Reuters. News of the Chinese request pushed the dollar down to a three-week low on Wednesday.
But Japan thinks it would be difficult for another currency to replace the dollar as the world's global reserve currency and it is against any move that would unnecessarily weaken the status of the dollar, said Yoichi Suzuki, director-general of it is against any move that would unnecessarily weaken the status of the dollar, said Yoichi Suzuki, director-general of
the Japanese foreign ministry's economic affairs bureau and one of the country's main coordinators for the G8 summit.
"Japan's stance is that major countries should support the dollar," Suzuki told Reuters in an interview.
"It won't benefit any country to talk about ideas of a new global key currency, which would weaken the dollar," he added.
Japan is interested in a stable dollar for its trade with other countries and because most of its massive foreign reserves are in dollar assets.
Suzuki said he would not be surprised if the G5 discussed the role of the dollar as the key international currency w hen they meet among themselves on the sidelines of the G8 summit in l'Aquila, Italy.
But he added that Tokyo does not expect the topic to be discussed at the meeting of G8 plus G5 emerging nations, including China, Brazil and India.














Hmmm, talk of crashes, regulating short sellers and the U.S dollar as a safe heaven



I know how I am trading next week, the same way I have been trading this week.



LONG DOLLAR LONG




(Havn't done that in awhile)

It depends on how much skeletons are still there in the closets.

To me, it was a "all bad news at once" kind of crisis... Now it's the "licking the wounds" stage, soon we will reach "buy buy buy" period.

And it's a "cold $#%@" Friday here

I just twitted. Yeah me. BWRFX is my twitter name but don't expect me to twit too often. Unless it becomes addictive.

Following ya

Just hope not to become this....

Check out stocktwits.com

You gotta be kidding me...

Check this pipmaestro dude (from bottom up)

As we say in Brazil: they are different flies, but the sh!t remains the same

LMAO, I didn`t say it was good, I just said check it out. There might be a few tweets in there that might me good, but I havn`t found any

Yeah, but I thought you were indicating it because it was good...

First thing I read was a "Stopped out GBPJPY -17pips"

17 pip S/L?
I'll take care of this one...
http://www.aimlessdirection.com/wp-c...ly_swatter.jpg

"HAPPY 4 OF JULY TO ALL AMERICANS, AND OTHERS THAT CLEBRATE THIS DAY"

I'm going to the beach in my little boat, with my family

"sorry wrong pic'