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  • #337,061
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:29am Dec 1, 2010 11:29am
Quoting mercy seat
Ja ... schön ... is correct as well ... not more correct than your first one ...
look at the second (big) candle close and compare.
  • #337,062
  • Edited 11:33am Dec 1, 2010 11:29am | Edited 11:33am
Quoting mfoste1
no inflation? i must have missed the memo on that one.

Cause every time i go to the grocery store i pay more for less. Yesterday, i got gas and it was $3.14, so why is oil only at 85? I looked at a walmart ad this morning and they advertised their "christmas sales" which are usually dirt cheap, but now they want $400 for a 32' flatsn tv? I went into starbucks today to get a tea that i usually pay 1.95 for, they raised their price of it last week to $2.15, a pretty susbstantial % change.

there will be rampant inflation to come. If those...
Well, in an attempt to combat looming deflation, the governments has been pumping all kinds of money into the economies (i.e. stimulus, bail outs, buying debt). This we know because they've been very public about how generous they have been in attempting to fix the economy. What they haven't been telling us is that that money aint free and they have been covering themselves by printing just as much if not more.

So, right now while production is down, prices rise. Typically prices would drop in a response to lower production.

I think you nailed the last paragraph perfectly. If they don't perfect their balancing act, we could experience a low level hyper inflation.

I agree that the Fed is a joke and not constitutional by any regard, but it's structure is one of half private/half public, and by statute, all profit by the Fed goes into the government (treasury), which in 2009 resulted in 52 billion dollars.

I think it will be a cold day in hell when the Fed is disolved. The politicians care more for profit than they do for the opinions of the people they "serve".
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  • #337,063
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:36am Dec 1, 2010 11:36am
Quoting MuddBuddha
Well, in an attempt to combat looming deflation, the governments has been pumping all kinds of money into the economies (i.e. stimulus, bail outs, buying debt). This we know because they've been very public about how generous they have been in attempting to fix the economy. What they haven't been telling us is that that money aint free and they have been covering themselves by printing just as much if not more.

So, right now while production is down, prices rise. Typically prices would drop in a response to lower production.

I think you nailed...
hey muddbuddy....what's shakin ? long time no see...hope all is well !
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  • #337,064
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:36am Dec 1, 2010 11:36am
Quoting The Fool

In other words, f*ck if I know. I'm just glad to see big runs.

Won't be able to trade so much in December - will kinda be glad to not think about it for a while.
I hear you brother. I was out of the market most of the day, took a crack at a long, cut and run on it though. I think we still have some good action ahead of year end, but no time to be a hero. See ya around and good luck, PTL....
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  • #337,065
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:37am Dec 1, 2010 11:37am
Quoting MuddBuddha
I think it will be a cold day in hell when the Fed is disolved. The politicians care more for profit than they do for the opinions of the people they "serve".
Congress could do no better than the Fed and would probably just fck things up worse.

Some commodities are up & some are down.

The one place I'd love to see some inflation is in the value of real estate. No such luck.
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  • #337,066
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:38am Dec 1, 2010 11:38am
Quoting paul1
basically now we can expect a return to 1.3070 or slightly below which is were the news was reported.

Would you guys/dolls agree?
I think today's close will be around 1.3120/30.
  • #337,067
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:40am Dec 1, 2010 11:40am
Quoting Gld
hey muddbuddy....what's shakin ? long time no see...hope all is well !
All's going well, how about yourself?

Haven't been "threading" much the last couple of months. All the "yakity yack" has a tendency to screw with my tech analysis.
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  • #337,068
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:40am Dec 1, 2010 11:40am
wow, wow... 211 pips distance so far... they want a cheerful xmas with lots of presents.
  • #337,069
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:45am Dec 1, 2010 11:45am
Quoting MuddBuddha
All's going well, how about yourself?

Haven't been "threading" much the last couple of months. All the "yakity yack" has a tendency to screw with my tech analysis.
had a decent nov. closed all shorts yesterday so i could make a withdrawl for christmas shopping
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  • #337,070
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:46am Dec 1, 2010 11:46am
Quoting The Fool
Congress could do no better than the Fed and would probably just fck things up worse.

Some commodities are up & some are down.

The one place I'd love to see some inflation is in the value of real estate. No such luck.
Hell, if the government really cared about the people's economy, they wouldn't have set up the Fed in the first place; allowed savings banks and investment banks to merge; wouldn't have modified the law to accomodate the creation of Citicorp; wouldn't have made the possession of gold illegal, or divorced the dollar from gold.

From 1913 on, the government's main purpose has been to keep itself viable and in control. The problems of the people are in the backseat compared to keeping the big two partys in power and the flow of money where they want it.

How negative I sound....
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  • #337,071
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:48am Dec 1, 2010 11:48am
2010-12-01 _ 19h55 CET _ EUR-USD : RECAP nach etwa 24 Stunden


EUR-USD :


pivots + spezi

1.3412 1.3279
1.3297 1.3203
1.3182 1.3123
1.3202 1.3087 <= Res 1-3

1.3086 1.3076 <= central pp

1.2991 1.3066 <= Sup 1-3
1.2971 1.3030
1.2876 1.2950
1.2780 1.2874


Highest been given :
1.31822

Lowest been taken :
1.29706


Jetzt reichts mir aber hier ... ist das hier nur der übliche Deppenkiosk oder gleich ein komplettes Sanatorium für Extrem-Pflegefälle ...


Overall ... major trend is still bearish ... and some further declines are expected ...

Sell the rallies ... still our PAROLE ... corrective upwards swings should give some selling OP's then ebent ...
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  • #337,072
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:49am Dec 1, 2010 11:49am
Quoting Gld
had a decent nov. closed all shorts yesterday so i could make a withdrawl for christmas shopping
I did the same for daughters college tuition.

Been having some great trades in the last few months though. So far I haven't suffered any SL's. But I've been trading the charts and not really listening to news, analysis, or forum talk.

Could be a connection there....or just dumb luck.
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  • #337,073
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:51am Dec 1, 2010 11:51am
crazy day on the markets today

seems that euro sell unwinding. .. reality is since Ireland bail out agreement euro only dropped 200 ip .. nothing .. Monday / Tuesday loads volume and now we have this up day and as long as 3100 , 3300 test by tomorrow

Crazy whipsaw as well .... at least if they are going to screw bears they should be nice enough to do it in a straight line to make it easier for me. ...lol
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  • #337,074
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:53am Dec 1, 2010 11:53am
Quoting The Fool
Congress could do no better than the Fed and would probably just fck things up worse.

Some commodities are up & some are down.

The one place I'd love to see some inflation is in the value of real estate. No such luck.
i dont know about that. they would have to kill what they ate. to spend they would have to raise the money. if they hurt a voter.. they loose the vote. no kicking the can down the road. or blaming others for what you spent. id rather a balanced budget. if you want to fight a war or build a bridge raise the money dont put it off on the next generation.
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  • #337,075
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:53am Dec 1, 2010 11:53am
Quoting MuddBuddha
I did the same for daughters college tuition.

Been having some great trades in the last few months though. So far I haven't suffered any SL's. But I've been trading the charts and not really listening to news, analysis, or forum talk.

Could be a connection there....or just dumb luck.
my oldest daughter graduates from ohio state dec 12, thank goodness most was covered by scholarship ! oh. waiting for retrace to be over so i can resume shorting !!
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  • #337,076
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:54am Dec 1, 2010 11:54am
ES went from down trend to ranging/bullish
  • #337,077
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:54am Dec 1, 2010 11:54am
Quoting malcolmb14
crazy day on the markets today

seems that euro sell unwinding. .. reality is since Ireland bail out agreement euro only dropped 200 ip .. nothing .. Monday / Tuesday loads volume and now we have this up day and as long as 3100 , 3300 test by tomorrow

Crazy whipsaw as well .... at least if they are going to screw bears they should be nice enough to do it in a straight line to make it easier for me. ...lol
I think the 'lack' of selling in the Euro is contributed to Asian market & a calm of the holidays.

I personally think, unless they come up with some kind of debt relief soon, the Euro is bound for parity of imports which will be below 1.2000
  • #337,078
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:55am Dec 1, 2010 11:55am
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  • #337,079
  • Dec 1, 2010 11:56am Dec 1, 2010 11:56am
Quoting Gld
my oldest daughter graduates from ohio state dec 12, thank goodness most was covered by scholarship ! oh. waiting for retrace to be over so i can resume shorting !!
I'm still holding a short on the daily. Switched to the hourly for this retrace and hoping to add to the position once I get another short call.

If the momentum starts to wane....I'll probably cut and run. We'll see what the other pairs do in relationship.
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  • #337,080
  • Dec 1, 2010 12:01pm Dec 1, 2010 12:01pm
i got a fu indi.. showing if we break 3093.. let it pull back, then short it and look for 30081.. when this works, its 100 % when it don't its less then 1%.
its not a true signal yet. . 3008 would be below the bs.. and pass a few 200 ma's.
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