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  • #326,381
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:50pm Nov 15, 2010 5:50pm
Quoting druckenmillr
[indent] [i]“There’s a sense out there that, quote, quantitative easing, or...
honest question: weren't the published positive results for the us created weeks before qeII?
  • #326,382
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:51pm Nov 15, 2010 5:51pm
Quoting aleksb
Just a guess and observation. Skyzer's view has a point.

Ireland "problems" look very similar to Greek "problems". You can call this "Greece-2". Very well orchestrated.
not similar at all.

stan
  • #326,383
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:51pm Nov 15, 2010 5:51pm
Quoting SkyzerFX
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Ireland doing much better than USA, that's why I don't buying this SPAM crap orchestrated from US FED,

which attempt to redirect real problem to someone else, so they can do their dark things quietly without much

attention.
So when does it go up according to you?
  • #326,384
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:52pm Nov 15, 2010 5:52pm
Quoting Mr Hatch
honest question: weren't the published positive results for the us created weeks before qeII?
so Ben would say it was QE that was working... not V2
  • #326,385
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:54pm Nov 15, 2010 5:54pm
Quoting druckenmillr

3) What I'm doing ain't new or rocket science. Piss off.

Exactly, ain't nothing new , but simply Printing money, whatever heck

you name that operation: "QE" or Expanding balance sheet,

or stretching f***ing budget or whatever. Man it's not stupid though

(if you have no income, but still in debt but have some credit, might as well get some more credit cards,

while credit rating lasts)

This is just a plan of the game, that's all..
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  • #326,386
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:57pm Nov 15, 2010 5:57pm
Quoting longshot_nl
So when does it go up according to you?
i am not willing to drag in all his deadlines for rocketing up to 1.45, but the last time i recall was last friday or saturday, when he stated that after g20-bs is over it will skyrocket.

the thing is, it doesn't matter when or if. it will at one point, and i estimate that point to be around 1.1589
  • #326,387
  • Nov 15, 2010 5:58pm Nov 15, 2010 5:58pm
Also good to get some selling done so it looks better on the COT chart for friday Before they buy again I mean, "they" = smart money...
  • #326,388
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:06pm Nov 15, 2010 6:06pm
Quoting Mr Hatch
the thing is, it doesn't matter when or if. it will at one point, and i estimate that point to be around 1.1589 (5.9% below last low)
Gator is good, to brainwash this board.. 1.15 Well If Germany, Ireland

and few others jump off the EZ boat, only then it could be in perspective, otherwise

this statement need medication.

And By the way I think EZ will rise rate like 2 years before US FED, which

is second Japan from now on..

I think 1.55 target is more healthy than 1.15 in any case.

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Just waiting when this USDx pump is over... I wouldn't buy nor sell at this time (plenty other pairs to play with)

watch USDx, ones couple of red candels on H4-h8 show up, then it's time to

push some buttons..
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  • #326,389
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:08pm Nov 15, 2010 6:08pm
Quoting SkyzerFX
Exactly, ain't nothing new , but simply Printing money, whatever heck

you name that operation: "QE" or Expanding balance sheet,

or stretching f***ing budget or whatever. Man it's not stupid though

(if you have no income, but still in debt but have some credit, might as well get some more credit cards,

while credit rating lasts)

This is just a plan of the game, that's all..
the next step of the game is we cant payback our debt.. it will be restructured .. we will most likely get downgraded
  • #326,390
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:13pm Nov 15, 2010 6:13pm
Quoting SkyzerFX
Gator is good, to brainwash this board.. 1.15 Well If Germany, Ireland

and few others jump off out of EZ only then it could be in perspective, otherwise

this statement need medication.

And By the way I think EZ will rise rate like 2 years before US FED, which

is second Japan from now on..

I think 1.55 target is more healthy than 1.15 in any case.
you'll lose this bet. as soon as we hit 1.5, many many people loose their jobs. look at germany's employment data in depth and you'll see immediately, that there are just 20 million people really earning money from their jobs. that's by far not enough, but for now, we can keep up this house of cards.

that has nothing to do with gator, i dislike the euro since i first had that bad smell of the small exchange in my hands in 2001, when prices exploded by 100%, when people massively lost their jobs, suddenly the own country had to obey to brussels when it comes to spending for the own people... you name it.

and, what's more important: countries inside ez give a fuck about one another. dutch and polish dislike germans (for a reason, remember?), germans dislike french, english dislike french like hell and vice versa... and when it comes to turkey entering... they all dislike the idea because of human rights. you, ez is a paradise. for those poor countries in the eastern part, it might have looked like a great idea to enter, but i still admire the polish premier to fight the ez as long as he could, because now the polish (who weren't rich before) are much worse off than before...
  • #326,391
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:15pm Nov 15, 2010 6:15pm
Quoting domino
the next step of the game is we cant payback our debt.. it will be restructured .. we will most likely get downgraded
do you mean that EU wants to decrease the eur/usd for the export.

Slow down of economy of EU and strong increase of the economy of USA can cause a strong dollar eur/dollar 1.2

i hope the data of eu will be good today else we will go in the direction of 1.2 and that will kill me
  • #326,392
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:17pm Nov 15, 2010 6:17pm
lol sky ... you still on the usd is shit boat ...

try going and telling that to those trying to buy euro today ... or any other doallr related par

as tarantula said another awesome intraday trading day

I was on es and eu ... hammered es at the 1204 resistance level for eventually a nice trade but man was it being stubborn all day. BUT longer it hold a price level and is sold into the harder it falls.

btw those gold longs not looking good at this rate we see 1350 test , break of that 1300 ... gold right now moves in $50 chunks on the 4 hour chart , with reatrcements being about $100.

A real trader would go both way .. not just gold is king usd is shit...lol

Euro broke last weeks low ... asia fake out not liekly as supply has been hitting every up move since that friday rise to 1.3750



Quoting SkyzerFX
Gator is good, to brainwash this board.. 1.15 Well If Germany, Ireland

and few others jump off the EZ boat, only then it could be in perspective, otherwise

this statement need medication.

And By the way I think EZ will rise rate like 2 years before US FED, which

is second Japan from now on..

I think 1.55 target is more healthy than 1.15 in any case.
Blogging daily now at www.volume.zone
  • #326,393
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:22pm Nov 15, 2010 6:22pm
Hmm. I see 1.33750 in the near future.
Next stop if we hold their and bounce, 1.44, otherwise on to 1.30858.

Just yet another view... let us place our bets!
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  • #326,394
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:24pm Nov 15, 2010 6:24pm
Ok....where's my pullback? You know, so I can add another short? And....I see my Skyzer Index is still working PERFECTLY! After a pullback, I bet it pegs in the -5,000,000 zone as a strong sell.....
  • #326,395
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:25pm Nov 15, 2010 6:25pm
Quoting Mr Hatch
you'll lose this bet. as soon as we hit 1.5, many many people loose their jobs. look at germany's employment data in depth and you'll see immediately, that there are just 20 million people really earning money from their jobs. that's by far not enough, but for now, we can keep up this house of cards.
.
Alright, relax Mr. Hatch, we gonna see for sure.. That's why I like long term

prospective.. Wait and see.. IMHO Dollar won't get too high, not a single

reason for the next couple of years..

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Only Dilemma I got:

Is USDx going to drop

dead from here? or from 79.25? or from 80.20?

1st target for me still 72, then maybe by then

("QE3" Other dose injection) from Benny team

pumps up and I'm going to target lower numbers..
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  • #326,396
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:26pm Nov 15, 2010 6:26pm
Quoting Honored
All i can say is that 1.4280 is definitely not the top, we are 250 pips away from it right now, so we are definitely going up on monday. Malcolm and his Sellers are absorbed by now and EU will keep going up and up. I even told Wormie at 1.40 that we going up and he was too confident picking up the USDX bottom. See yall at 1.45 in the last week of November. That is my TOP
hey hallo there sonny. almost 1000 pips away from your TOP. you doing okay?
Thank You
  • #326,397
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:27pm Nov 15, 2010 6:27pm
Quoting SkyzerFX
Exactly, ain't nothing new , but simply Printing money, whatever heck

you name that operation: "QE" or Expanding balance sheet,

or stretching f***ing budget or whatever. Man it's not stupid though

(if you have no income, but still in debt but have some credit, might as well get some more credit cards,

while credit rating lasts)

This is just a plan of the game, that's all..
Gentlemen,

the plan of the FED is much more devilish than one might actually think. First of all some facts :

1) 48 % of total revenue of S&P 500 multi-national companies stems from from selling its products outside the US.
2) The US Dollar has been "demolished" by the large investment banks in the US and the UK to the detriment of emerging markets which traditionally see the US as a "delivery area" for their products.
3) The so called "Euro crisis" is a well orchestrated media plan by Anglo Saxon media outlets like Financial Times / Wall Street Journal / Bloomberg. Has anyone noticed that the headlines of Financial Times are FULL of negative Euro and US problems hiding the UK´s debt problems deliberately ??? Maybe the FT should dismiss its editor in chief to finally come back to objective and qualitative reporting ?
4) London´s dominance as a foreign exchange hub is very much in danger. Why would Mr. Cameron push efforts to clear "restrictions" of renminbi dealings in the City ? Did you know that there are banks out there accepting individual renminbi accounts for foreigners ? No ? Well, you should inform yourself and think twice about the fact who will rule the world in 20 years. Jim Rogers did so already 3 years ago.
5) China has reacted immediately after the G20 in Seoul. Why ? To counter more than obvious attempts by the FED to export its debt problem into the global economy.
6) The FED has not achieved ANYTHING. It has simply achieved that Wall Street morons have received more free cash for their dirty market games.
7) All monies printed by FED will anyway find its way in Asian emerging markets. Why ? One simple reason : labor force in these countries is still 60-70 % cheaper than in the US !
8) US gross debt / GDP ratio is already approaching the magic 100 % and if you include Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae the US is worse than Greece and Ireland !
________________________________ Errare humanum est
  • #326,398
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:28pm Nov 15, 2010 6:28pm
Quoting wormboy
hey hallo there sonny. almost 1000 pips away from your TOP. you doing okay?
Hey Wormy.....take this....a nice big vat of salt to spread around......make sure to use ample pressure...
  • #326,399
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:29pm Nov 15, 2010 6:29pm
Quoting mercy seat
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Intraday EUR/USD: A corrective recovery off 1.3573 is underway as resistance at 1.3751 is under threat. However, with short-term pivotal resistance lying in the 1.3825 area, the scope for corrective gains looks limited. Failure to hold Monday's session low at 1.3642 would expose...

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2010-11-16_00h35_ASIA DAILY FOREX OUTLOOK - Majors.pdf (14.8 KB)


ASIA DAILY FOREX OUTLOOK - Majors
16 Nov 2010, 00:35

SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)


EUR/USD - to consolidate with risks skewed lower. Pair undermined by increased investor fears over peripheral euro-zone sovereign debt default as Greece revised its 2009 budget deficit figure to 15.4% of GDP, almost 2 percentage points more than previously forecast; Ireland still refuses to seek debt bailout even though ECB VP Constancio says euro zone's EUR750 billion bailout facility is ready to help Ireland if they request it. But EUR sentiment soothed by bigger-than-expected euro-zone September trade surplus of EUR2.9 billion (vs EUR0.6 billion forecast). Data focus: EU finance ministers meeting, 1000 GMT German November ZEW indicator of economic sentiment, euro-zone October harmonized CPI. EUR/USD daily chart negative-biased as MACD & stochastics bearish, although latter near oversold. Support at 1.3562 (yesterday's low, near 55-day moving average); breach would expose downside to 1.3380 (Sept. 28 low), then 1.3333 (previous cap set Aug. 6) and 1.3237 (100-day moving average). Resistance at 1.3667 (hourly chart); breach would expose upside to 1.3750 (yesterday's high), then 1.3777 (Friday's high), 1.3820-1.3826 band (Thursday's high-Wednesday's high) and 1.3973 (Nov. 9 high).


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  • #326,400
  • Nov 15, 2010 6:30pm Nov 15, 2010 6:30pm
Quoting PriceVolume
Hey Wormy.....take this....a nice big vat of salt to spread around......make sure to use ample pressure...
hi pv

I'm not sure I know what that means mate
Thank You
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