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  • #479,041
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:07am Jul 4, 2011 4:07am
Quoting T.E.Lawrence
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Hmm ...

Disgusting ...

Specially your Polakei People has been prooven as the most barbar, gruesome and inhumane ones as low genocide handymen and awful sidekickers ...

They have been the ugliest brown-noses in all KZ-Camps ...

Always been ready and willing to be most helpful in bloodiest genocide actions ...



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  • #479,042
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:09am Jul 4, 2011 4:09am
Quoting sisse
Agree with all those levels. 1.448x is the 1st long area (also in monthly chart). However a failure to test today (on low volume and holiday) will open a deeper retrace in my books to 1.438x. In my books the 1.444x area was already consumed last week.

And in those levels (1.439x) is where we will see what bulls are made of (plus ECB NFP combo).

Monthly is HH and HL and daily are aligned in an uptrend to HH and HL targeting 1.463x and the max 1.480x. Weekly just broke the low to HL but is still making LH (range) leaving the door open to the...
any of that today...
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  • #479,043
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:10am Jul 4, 2011 4:10am
The discussion in the last few pages is crossing a line that does not need to be crossed here.

Am disgusted and outta here.
  • #479,044
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:13am Jul 4, 2011 4:13am
Quoting PayTheLimit
any of that today...
lol...nothing tradable in my case but I said before, low liquidity, choppy sell to support (1.448x) is the play if you make me choose one. I would never take a fresh break with all markets close in a couple of hours.

sisse
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  • #479,045
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:15am Jul 4, 2011 4:15am
Quoting sisse
lol...nothing tradable in my case but I said before, low liquidity, choppy sell to support (1.448x) is the play if you make me choose one. I would never take a fresh break with all markets close in a couple of hours.

sisse
the one I favor also, but a hold of the weekly close keeps a retest of 77 on the table in my view...but mostly crap for me also..
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  • #479,046
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:16am Jul 4, 2011 4:16am
Quoting PayTheLimit
bear and bull....today is tight match...
plz...dnt wake me up from dream

then lets wait for Gator's level...77.....
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  • #479,047
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:18am Jul 4, 2011 4:18am
Quoting johncen
bear and bull....today is tight match...
plz...dnt wake me up from dream
lol, nightmare you mean, lol, bulls favored with hourly closes above 4525 me thinks, either way...flat is my play for now...
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  • #479,048
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:18am Jul 4, 2011 4:18am
Quoting PayTheLimit
the one I favor also, but a hold of the weekly close keeps a retest of 77 on the table in my view...but mostly crap for me also..
Yeap agree, weekly close is struggling to hold all morning but is still holding on air but holding...

Btw, did you see the headlines today? exactly what we were talking about, S&P et al saying that extending maturity is technical default so they flood the headlines with the DEFAULT word again .... Rating agencies are a lot more predictable than central bankers.....

sisse
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  • #479,049
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:21am Jul 4, 2011 4:21am
Quoting cloggie
The discussion in the last few pages is crossing a line that does not need to be crossed here.

Am disgusted and outta here.
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  • #479,050
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:22am Jul 4, 2011 4:22am
Quoting PayTheLimit
PTL, the dreamer....

I could live with that
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  • #479,051
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:32am Jul 4, 2011 4:32am
Quoting sisse
Yeap agree, weekly close is struggling to hold all morning but is still holding on air but holding...

Btw, did you see the headlines today? exactly what we were talking about, S&P et al saying that extending maturity is technical default so they flood the headlines with the DEFAULT word again .... Rating agencies are a lot more predictable than central bankers.....

sisse
lol, well they must have plenty of clients with open CDS positions, I read a book written by a guy that worked at Goldman years ago, he talked in detail as to how those bastards at S&P would rate their derivatives products, and how in conjuction with Goldman they would make the thing so complicated no one could make heads or tails of it, moot point though as those dumb gready pesion fund managers where always looking for off balance sheet leverage..back in the late 80's, early 90's...I remember that they had different in house names for those derivatives...one was called the Nagasaki Special....bound to blow up in your portfolio once you bought the thing...they where even bigger criminals back then, they would sell you some kind of structured index total return note for like 101, and a week later, if you wanted to get out, they where bidding, like 40, lol....back in the day, and not so sure about today, you could get quotes on these various derivatives on reuters, it was hilarious to see the market they made fore these products...
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  • #479,052
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:33am Jul 4, 2011 4:33am
Quoting KiwiTrada
I could live with that
Krazy Kiwi guy, lol, ...
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  • #479,053
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:33am Jul 4, 2011 4:33am
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  • #479,054
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:34am Jul 4, 2011 4:34am
Quoting Chicky
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Now the PA is crossing the line.

ps- US holiday! So what? We have S&P.
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  • #479,055
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:36am Jul 4, 2011 4:36am
Quoting 2+2=4ex
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hahaha
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  • #479,056
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:38am Jul 4, 2011 4:38am
Quoting PayTheLimit
lol, well they must have plenty of clients with open CDS positions, I read a book written by a guy that worked at Goldman years ago, he talked in detail as to how those bastards at S&P would rate their derivatives products, and how in conjuction with Goldman they would make the thing so complicated no one could make heads or tails of it, moot point though as those dumb gready pesion fund managers where always looking for off balance sheet leverage..back in the late 80's, early 90's...I remember that they had different in house names for those derivatives...one...
ps, if I recall correctly, I traded one of those crap derivatives, they had even conned the American Stock Exchange in listing them back then, way before ETF's, only I think it was a product by Merril...52 week average return on the Nikkie 225, paid in Danish Kroner...minus 6 month Libor, I think, lol...I lost my shirt on it, lol...
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  • #479,057
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:41am Jul 4, 2011 4:41am
knock knock
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  • #479,058
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:41am Jul 4, 2011 4:41am
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  • #479,059
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:43am Jul 4, 2011 4:43am
Quoting PayTheLimit
lol, well they must have plenty of clients with open CDS positions, I read a book written by a guy that worked at Goldman years ago, he talked in detail as to how those bastards at S&P would rate their derivatives products, and how in conjuction with Goldman they would make the thing so complicated no one could make heads or tails of it, moot point though as those dumb gready pesion fund managers where always looking for off balance sheet leverage..back in the late 80's, early 90's...I remember that they had different in house names for those...
I don't have any doubts about CDS....

Well what you are describing is the real fuel behind the financial crisis. They probably are still doing the same and they are as criminal as ever. They always find/create a technicality gap to market those "special" derivatives. Institutional players will never chance, what it chances is the instruments they use to avoid getting caught.

sisse
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  • #479,060
  • Jul 4, 2011 4:45am Jul 4, 2011 4:45am
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