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  • #10,861
  • Oct 1, 2010 9:35am Oct 1, 2010 9:35am
Bought a put on CAT (75 strike) because of the attached chart.
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  • #10,862
  • Oct 1, 2010 8:59pm Oct 1, 2010 8:59pm
New audiocast on the blog.
  • #10,863
  • Oct 2, 2010 1:31am Oct 2, 2010 1:31am
Last 2 weeks look to e/u and g/u, Compare the move,
Almost Every 4 pip euro= 1 pip move from g/u!!!
Are we lose the relation between this 2 pairs!!?
Something i don't understand it, Or am i missing something here?
Can we see good news like higher bank rate next week to make it shoot high!
OR My analysis was wrong
  • #10,864
  • Oct 2, 2010 1:35am Oct 2, 2010 1:35am
Hey Chris,

Would you take a look at audnzd and tell me what you think?

Weekly shows some promise for a short, but the monthly disagrees.
  • #10,865
  • Oct 2, 2010 5:00am Oct 2, 2010 5:00am
Quoting clockwork71
I heard about the gold vending machines the other day - and that is a HUGE RED FLAG in my mind. I think Gold is a bubble, but we are not at 2007....we are closer to 2006. (To put it in subprime terms.)

When the weekly or monthly signal shows up - it's the short of the decade.
Chris,

Before you short gold watch some of these.

Not sure about it but some ppl are saying golds true value is $5,000, so this bubble could still have a long way to go. Watch some of the vids on Jays thread .

If there is no gold in Fort Knox for instance what will that do to price.

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  • #10,866
  • Oct 2, 2010 8:13am Oct 2, 2010 8:13am
Quoting egkid
Last 2 weeks look to e/u and g/u, Compare the move,
Almost Every 4 pip euro= 1 pip move from g/u!!!
Are we lose the relation between this 2 pairs!!?
Something i don't understand it, Or am i missing something here?
Can we see good news like higher bank rate next week to make it shoot high!
OR My analysis was wrong
I believe the reason for this is that the Bank of England is talking more possible stimulus, which can keep it's currency down.
  • #10,867
  • Oct 2, 2010 8:19am Oct 2, 2010 8:19am
Quoting Low
Hey Chris,

Would you take a look at audnzd and tell me what you think?

Weekly shows some promise for a short, but the monthly disagrees.
I think it could be a "sucker pin", which is simply a beautiful shaped pin at what looks like a good spot, but has support right underneath it. (As shown by the red line.)

I think the real signal is a break of this bar and a move below 1.29
  • #10,868
  • Oct 2, 2010 8:20am Oct 2, 2010 8:20am
Quoting stewrigh
Chris,

Before you short gold watch some of these.

Not sure about it but some ppl are saying golds true value is $5,000, so this bubble could still have a long way to go. Watch some of the vids on Jays thread .

If there is no gold in Fort Knox for instance what will that do to price.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXqEh...layer_embedded

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232/?vid...2641242&play=1
I've seen these before. No saying I don't believe it.....but nobody is getting into Ft.Knox to find out.
  • #10,869
  • Oct 2, 2010 11:39am Oct 2, 2010 11:39am
Quoting clockwork71
I've seen these before. No saying I don't believe it.....but nobody is getting into Ft.Knox to find out.
Maybe not but Ron Paul is trying
  • #10,870
  • Oct 2, 2010 11:59am Oct 2, 2010 11:59am
Quoting stewrigh
Maybe not but Ron Paul is trying
If Ron Paul was a plausible threat, he would've had an "accident" years ago.

It's just more hype, to stir up an increasingly disenchanted public.
  • #10,871
  • Oct 2, 2010 12:11pm Oct 2, 2010 12:11pm
Quoting Low
If Ron Paul was a plausible threat, he would've had an "accident" years ago.

It's just more hype, to stir up an increasingly disenchanted public.
I thought he was a respected politician over there - shows what I know lol.
  • #10,872
  • Oct 2, 2010 12:25pm Oct 2, 2010 12:25pm
Quoting stewrigh
I thought he was a respected politician over there - shows what I know lol.
He is. I just find it hard to believe that if he were even remotely capable of implementing his ideology, he would get the airtime, or financial and political support that he does.

Every one of them promises change, and every one of them acts the same. I can't even tell the difference between the parties anymore (when judged by deeds, not words).
  • #10,873
  • Oct 2, 2010 12:27pm Oct 2, 2010 12:27pm
LOL. Political ramblings....must be Saturday...I'm going to go buck some firewood, at least that's productive.
  • #10,874
  • Oct 2, 2010 12:32pm Oct 2, 2010 12:32pm
Quoting Low
LOL. Political ramblings....must be Saturday...I'm going to go buck some firewood, at least that's productive.
No sweat. We all get tired of the b.s. and need to vent a little.
  • #10,875
  • Oct 2, 2010 1:32pm Oct 2, 2010 1:32pm
Quoting Low
He is. I just find it hard to believe that if he were even remotely capable of implementing his ideology, he would get the airtime, or financial and political support that he does.
I actualy think Ron Paul is a bit different than all the rest. He is one of the few politicians who has the backbone to believe things and put his beliefs into action. He used to be called "Dr. No" because of his penchant for voting NO on every single bill he felt went against the constitution. If you look at his voting record, he is pretty solid.

The problem is that you're absolutely right: he is not capable of implementing his policy because he is in his own little no-man's land of policy. He pisses off too many republicans with his anti-war and libertarian social views (like ending the war on drugs) and he pisses off too many democrats with his opposition to any and all spending programs that they cherish. So he ends up being caught between the two ends of the spectrum.

But Ron Paul is the original tea party guy - everyone else is just an imitator. I have a lot of respect for Dr. Paul even if I don't line up with him on all policy matters.
  • #10,876
  • Oct 2, 2010 1:41pm Oct 2, 2010 1:41pm
Quoting InfinitySL
I have a lot of respect for Dr. Paul even if I don't line up with him on all policy matters.
Yeah, me too.

During the 2008 elections I was a little pissed at the banksters for robbing us, and at Congress for allowing it. So I looked at financial industry contributions to both McCain and Obama. They were almost equal, though McCain received a bit more.

I wrote-in Ron Paul.

My only solace is that things have gone pretty much as I expected.
  • #10,877
  • Oct 2, 2010 2:06pm Oct 2, 2010 2:06pm
Quoting stewrigh
I thought he was a respected politician over there - shows what I know lol.

Truth be known, he's really well-liked. But the biggest problem is that he is a lone voice of reason in a sea of madness.

Things would be so much different if he were running the joint. It's really sad to be honest.

Chris
  • #10,878
  • Oct 2, 2010 2:07pm Oct 2, 2010 2:07pm
Quoting Low
Yeah, me too.

During the 2008 elections I was a little pissed at the banksters for robbing us, and at Congress for allowing it. So I looked at financial industry contributions to both McCain and Obama. They were almost equal, though McCain received a bit more.

I wrote-in Ron Paul.

My only solace is that things have gone pretty much as I expected.
And that has to be comforting......

Well, not really - but it's what I keep telling myself as well.
  • #10,879
  • Oct 3, 2010 12:51pm Oct 3, 2010 12:51pm
Check out the chart. And some say the markets are random.....
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  • #10,880
  • Oct 3, 2010 4:01pm Oct 3, 2010 4:01pm
Quoting InfinitySL
I actualy think Ron Paul is a bit different than all the rest. He is one of the few politicians who has the backbone to believe things and put his beliefs into action. He used to be called "Dr. No" because of his penchant for voting NO on every single bill he felt went against the constitution. If you look at his voting record, he is pretty solid.

The problem is that you're absolutely right: he is not capable of implementing his policy because he is in his own little no-man's land of policy. He pisses off too many republicans with his anti-war...
Well, Rand Paul will soon be our next senator if I am reading Kentuckians correctly. It's a start. lol
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