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  • #361,221
  • Jan 9, 2011 7:22am Jan 9, 2011 7:22am
lol

nuttts butttts azz's masse's crazys fools dummms bumbbbs

up down down up bottomes topppps highhhhs lowwws

afetr all this is a crackhouse and any body dos not have a pipe get

his azz out of here its the darn weekend rnjoy it guys the pipe will

be here later
  • #361,222
  • Jan 9, 2011 7:56am Jan 9, 2011 7:56am
Quoting vapors
hi guys and girls. i have opened some shorts last two days aroun 1,30 of the week and i am breaking my head if i should close them tommorrow or not. I can not find any reason to close them . In the other hand i would be gutted if it start retracing and evaporate my profits. i would hate to exit this trade with a s/l. just thinking loudly
One good reason to keep your shorts is the fresh (Portugal Vs. The rest of EU) unrest. We are definitely going to open in a few hours time with a gap down. If I were you, I'll close my positions at market open and listen up for more EU news. Bond-buying's not gonna solve this one!
  • #361,223
  • Jan 9, 2011 8:11am Jan 9, 2011 8:11am
Quoting The Fool
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUmmef_cpfE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k201gU_56TY
I seen this hand sign from many president from difference country but brother if u believe in this u will lose the hope and i think that what they want u to do
"b Careful"
  • #361,224
  • Edited 9:14am Jan 9, 2011 8:11am | Edited 9:14am
Quoting FibbinArchie
Horny...

That's a Saturnalian hand symbol, Saturnalian is of the planet Saturn in old pagan ritual (incidentally where the word Satan is derived from), in fact all of our modern religions come from old pagan religions and relate to heavenly bodies. Saturn represents dark (certain religions have their sabbath on a Saturday)...


I'm getting way off topic here, but Christianity is actually the worship of the sun and not the son (sabbath on a Sunday)...

Light & dark, aw man, don't get me started...

Us lot gonna be pretty f**ked when they introduce...

He he ^^

Firstly ... too wide a subject ... but somehow I do like you ... and therefore reply in a little bit more serious way ...

Saturn ... Zuhal ... Saturno ... Schabatai ... Sadorn ... etcetera ... does not come from Satyr or Satan or whatever you think ... although sounds good and somehow similar ... but ethymologically wrong ... and mythologically wrong ... and referring to Thelema principles and/or Alchemy maxims as well wrong ...

Saturn is an ancient Roman godhead ... Saturno is the father of Jupiter or Jove ...

And in Thelema Orders and/or in Alchemy Orders it does not stand for darkness ... although I like that picture somehow ;-) there is not much that I would like to say against it ...

But it has some other dependence on ... sorry I cannot say it in English now ...

Quecksilber (quicksilver and mercury) ist eine Entlehnung aus der Welt der Alchemisten (Alchemists) ... ausserdem gibt es eine Altgriechische (ancient Greek) Entsprechung ... Latinum/Greacum/Hebraicum ... der entsprechende Gott ist CHRONOS ...

CHRONOS => SATURNO


As a man with a little more than a closer affinity to the holy order of the FRANTERNITAS SATURNI (Eugen Grosche & Orient von Berlin) ... I can reassure that you all are more or less a little bit barking up the wrong tree there ...

But somehow I did like the music there ... and moreove it fits a bit to some rites of such things ... and one of my most beloved FRATERS would aggree in this case ... thats for sure ...

At least too far a field ... too wide a subject ... as I mentioned before ... specially in a foreign language ... aber dieser Irrtum (misbelief) mußte nuneinmal angesprochen werden ...

Normally Currencies do have ideological and or historical symbols ...

The Dollar has ... Sterling Pounder has ... Yen has ... and Swiss Franc has ... Deutsche Mark has had as well (solange es ihm einstmals im alltäglichen Umlauf gab) ...

The EURO has not ... this ugly artificial creature there ... the TEURO ... has no symbols of existance and/or substance ... it has only some bridges and buildings that does not really exist ... no substance ... kein Pudels Kern ... gar nichts ... nothing ... ausser "Glaube, Liebe, Hoffnung" ... "streng neutralisiert" - ein Begriff aus der Handelswelt - aber leider ohne jegliche ideologische Substanz ... ausser dem Gedanken des Vereinten Europas ... question is - which kind of EUROPE ...

So ... it's nothing wrong with a pyramid or an old owl or the third eye or the use of symbols like some pair of compasses there ... which are symbols from "Freidenker Gewerbetreibenden" ...

Think about it for a while ... ok ? !




No reason to fear a one world currency ... a so-called GLOBO never never never will come ...

That was not ... that is not ... and it will never be the case ...

Mit einem bischen Schweineglück wird vielleicht sogar der olle doofe EURO bald Asche sein ...

Each day I pray ... that the EURO will fail ...

But I fear it will last longer than I can pray ...



BTW ... the picture below ... this is another symbol of the SATURN GNOSIS ... In Nomine Demiurgi Saturni - In Nomine Demiurgi Nosferati ...




Mit einem lachenden und zwinkernden Auge ...

Gruß
mercy



;-)
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  • #361,225
  • Jan 9, 2011 8:23am Jan 9, 2011 8:23am
this is the first time i post ,
i use this indicator since 3 years , it has been done by a french trader ,
and it works fine on the long term , so as you will see if you install it on your platform , there is still no resistance on the monthly timeframe on eur/usd,when the resistance point arrives ,it can go above or below about 200 pips ,and then you can enter in the reversal trend.
so the downtrend is not finished for the moment ,
Sorry if i am not very clear in my expainations but i am french..(really sorry)
it works fine on the 1h,4h and only on eur/usd.
hope this helps
thousands of pips for all of us for 2011
michel
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  • #361,226
  • Jan 9, 2011 9:11am Jan 9, 2011 9:11am
Quoting kill56
lol

nuttts butttts azz's masse's crazys fools dummms bumbbbs

up down down up bottomes topppps highhhhs lowwws

afetr all this is a crackhouse and any body dos not have a pipe get

his azz out of here its the darn weekend rnjoy it guys the pipe will

be here later
More like a casino.
  • #361,227
  • Edited 10:52am Jan 9, 2011 10:00am | Edited 10:52am
First of all want to say hi to all members here, and secondly want to share my small achievement. I am short at EUSUSD since 4 Jan. What do you think, should I close the position, or wait more? I recognise support at 2957, am I right?
  • #361,228
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:03am Jan 9, 2011 10:03am
heres another world domination hand sign http://www.google.ie/imgres?imgurl=h...1t:429,r:0,s:0
  • #361,229
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:05am Jan 9, 2011 10:05am
Quoting kinzu
. Bond-buying's not gonna solve this one!
All of last year has been about bonds/debt. This is THE driver in currencies now as interest rates are flat across the board.

The real question is how are the majority of the speculative participants going to take this news. The market has been looking for stability to keep the yields down and the spreads between the periphery from widening to the point that we need to start talking about restructuring.

China could well be the calming effect the yields and therefore the euro is needing right now. It all depends on the commitment.

Portugal is playing with fire though, they realise that going to market will lead to having to restructure its debt as the market is just not interested in the risk associated with Portuguese debt and demands a premium accordingly.

The real question you need to ask is whether the market sees the Chinese interference as good news as it protects the bonds they hold, even if the yields drop the reduction of speculative income will far outweigh the short term cost of restructuring.

The market does not really care if Portugal or anyone else defaults, they make it back over time anyways, either through the back door or upfront by demanding a premium.

Privatising sovereign debt has been done before succesfully, look at Russia and has had a calming effect on the market.

The only player that can make a difference in this is China, it will be interesting to watch their financial stamina.

The euro is itching for a retracement, and this may well be the fundamental trigger needed for a technical retrace.

Oh and don't start about the mystic gap, price now 2914
  • #361,230
  • Edited 10:25am Jan 9, 2011 10:11am | Edited 10:25am
Quoting mercy seat
He he ^^

Firstly ... too wide a subject ... but somehow I do like you ... and therefore reply in a little bit more serious way ...

Saturn ... Zuhal ... Saturno ... Schabatai ... Sadorn ... etcetera ... does not come from Satyr or Satan or whatever you think ... although sounds good and somehow similar ... but ethymologically wrong ... and mythologically wrong ... and referring to Thelema principles and/or Alchemy maxims as well wrong ...

Saturn is an ancient Roman godhead ... Saturno is the father of Jupiter or Jove ...

And in Thelema Orders...
Thanks for the theological lesson Mercy, interesting stuff...

Yeah that post of mine was a little "left field" so apologies to any of you who are religious, the last thing I would want to do is to offend anyone's' religious sensibilities...

It was all a little "tongue in cheek" and I was kidding about the Globo...
  • #361,231
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:19am Jan 9, 2011 10:19am
Quoting cloggie

Oh and don't start about the mystic gap, price now 2914
Can we maybe refer to it as the difference between the retail brokers' Friday night close and the retail brokers' Sunday night opening price (working on GMT)? We could think up an acronym for it...
  • #361,232
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:21am Jan 9, 2011 10:21am
Quoting FibbinArchie
We could think up an acronym for it...

I got one:

BS; Badly informed Speculators

I will stay away from that can of worms on this thread, I have learned my lesson, retailers are not interested in how the real world works and prefer to be led into oblivion by the others...

Like Magix says, if it smells like it, looks like it and acts like it, I will no longer poke it.


Coat, hat, door.
  • #361,233
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:24am Jan 9, 2011 10:24am
good afternoon.
  • #361,234
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:29am Jan 9, 2011 10:29am
Quoting cloggie
I got one:

BS; Badly informed Speculators

I will stay away from that can of worms on this thread, I have learned my lesson, retailers are not interested in how the real world works and prefer to be led into oblivion by the others...


Coat, hat, door.
The issue Cloggie, is that this hypothetical, imagined gap statistically does close more often than not...

Anyway agree, this one has been done to death & back again, let it be banished, never to be heard from again...
  • #361,235
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:32am Jan 9, 2011 10:32am
Quoting Mr Hatch
good afternoon.
Guten tag Herr Hatch...
  • #361,236
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:35am Jan 9, 2011 10:35am
Quoting FibbinArchie
The issue Cloggie, is that this hypothetical, imagined gap statistically does close more often than not...

Anyway agree, this one has been done to death & back again, let it be banished, never to be heard from again...

Nah it is Wellington and early Sydney trading the markets and the majority of retailers here are apparently with brokers that do not allow these markets to be traded, thereby creating in their mind a gap.

Like you said, this one has been done to death, I actually did a play by play a few Sunday's showing how Welly moves the price while the retailers here could not see it.
  • #361,237
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:39am Jan 9, 2011 10:39am
Quoting cloggie
Nah it is Wellington and early Sydney trading the markets and the majority of retailers here are apparently with brokers that do not allow these markets to be traded, thereby creating in their mind a gap.

Like you said, this one has been done to death, I actually did a play by play a few Sunday's showing how Welly moves the price while the retailers here could not see it.
You are right of course and I actually enjoy your posts on the subject, however, maybe if you were to tone down the adversarial nature of them sometimes, people would be more receptive to the information. Just a suggestion...
  • #361,238
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:45am Jan 9, 2011 10:45am
For the french speakers/readers,

here are 3 interesting books preparing for France failure in next couple of years :

 

  1. "La France surendettée" from Hervé Morel l Les Petits matins
    http://www.lespetitsmatins.fr/noscol...livre=81&cat=4

  2. "France, la faillite ? Les scénarios de crise de la dette" from Philippe Herlin l Eyrolles, Éditions d’Organisation
    http://www.amazon.fr/France-faillite.../dp/2212547374

  3. "L'Etat est mort, vive l'Etat" from Charles Gave l François Bourin éditeur
    http://www.amazon.fr/LEtat-est-mort-.../dp/2849411922


Green trades and Peace for All

  • #361,239
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:45am Jan 9, 2011 10:45am
Quoting FibbinArchie
Ymaybe if you were to tone down the adversarial nature of them sometimes,

Nah, ain't going to happen...
  • #361,240
  • Jan 9, 2011 10:49am Jan 9, 2011 10:49am
Quoting cloggie
Nah, ain't going to happen...
Hmm, wish the market was so easy to predict...
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