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  • #24,141
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:13am Oct 11, 2011 9:13am
Quoting kenfen69
Is killer, V!

Bar stools and Oktoberfests, I tells ya!
Yes!! haha... head is hurting a wee bit, watched a bit of the Blue Jackets play last night from a quaint little bar near my home...

bastards aren't setting themselves up for a very good season so far... lol
  • #24,142
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:15am Oct 11, 2011 9:15am
Rejection to the south.
  • #24,143
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:16am Oct 11, 2011 9:16am
Quoting Venice
Yes!! haha... head is hurting a wee bit, watched a bit of the Blue Jackets play last night from a quaint little bar near my home...

bastards aren't setting themselves up for a very good season so far... lol
Nice!

Worst start ever, I hear. Only three games in, but have never dropped 0-3 before. Nash and Carter need to find some magic...quick!
  • #24,144
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:17am Oct 11, 2011 9:17am
Accumulation for continued push nord ?
"Millionaires don't use astrology, billionaires do"
  • #24,145
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:18am Oct 11, 2011 9:18am
Quoting pkimnyc
Rejection to the south.
Feckin range is getting tighter and tighter. LH and HL's be dammed!
  • #24,146
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:19am Oct 11, 2011 9:19am
Quoting kenfen69
Nice!

Worst start ever, I hear. Only three games in, but have never dropped 0-3 before. Nash and Carter need to find some magic...quick!
Yep. They are setting records, but not the ones that need to be set! haha... Haven't even been to a game the last year or so... from what I hear, the stadium has been relatively empty.
  • #24,147
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:21am Oct 11, 2011 9:21am
Quoting kenfen69
Feckin range is getting tighter and tighter. LH and HL's be dammed!
I'm just looking to my good ol daily chart at the moment.

We did manage a new swing high yesterday, but barely squeaked it out. But, a new high is a new high. With that being said we are still parked in the daily supply zone...

Bullish bias overall, and this awesome retrace we are having is giving me more conviction to it... but, i would expect a little bit more of a retrace then what we have been given thus far. Bastards are never consistent with me!
  • #24,148
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:25am Oct 11, 2011 9:25am
Quoting Venice
I'm just looking to my good ol daily chart at the moment.

We did manage a new swing high yesterday, but barely squeaked it out. But, a new high is a new high. With that being said we are still parked in the daily supply zone...

Bullish bias overall, and this awesome retrace we are having is giving me more conviction to it... but, i would expect a little bit more of a retrace then what we have been given thus far. Bastards are never consistent with me!
Everything is getting all fluffy and perky again now. Metals, oil, indices...
  • #24,149
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:25am Oct 11, 2011 9:25am
Quoting gatorinla
i don't hate the euro. i just live in the real world. thousands of years of history say Europe will go to war within. contrary to popular belief the euro zone tried a common currency in the past. and they still went to war hundreds of times during this time. no matter how a bailout is handled. the poor countries will get poorer. the rich countries [regions] will get richer - what they have to give the poor ones. the math don't work..
i agree with you mate, there is a systematic error, but I am not seeing any difference between EUR and US.

EUROPE made a huge giant but on very weak foundations, [old continent, no energy, weak legislative, ect.]

US outsourced everything, leveraged all markets to the max, now we are seeing what we are seeing, Jobs, realestates.. ect ect

CURRENCIES: EUR was set to peg US at the beginning, [1:1],but the realistic range is around 1.2-1.3 level.
When GFC hit US, and with TARPS, QE1 & QE2 easing, sent EUR to unrealistic 1.55 - 1.6 levels. The most damage saw the Mediterranean Countries, known today as PIIGS, as with strong EUR the main industry [tourism] suffered badly.. What we are seeing now is only a result of interconnected markets with corrupt governance.

I hope, wish, pray we fix ASAP. at all levels.. [we need markets, we need economy, we need growth]
  • #24,150
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:27am Oct 11, 2011 9:27am
Quoting Venice
Haven't even been to a game the last year or so... from what I hear, the stadium has been relatively empty.
Saw that once last year. Game from Columbus. Official attendance announced at 14k and change. The commentators laughed, and said...4k at best! Seats were .e m p t y! Pity.
  • #24,151
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:27am Oct 11, 2011 9:27am
Quoting Piters
i agree with you mate, there is a systematic error, but I am not seeing any difference between EUR and US.

EUROPE made a huge giant but on very weak foundations, [old continent, no energy, weak legislative, ect.]

US outsourced everything, leveraged all markets to the max, now we are seeing what we are seeing, Jobs, realestates.. ect ect

CURRENCIES: EUR was set to peg US at the beginning, [1:1],but the realistic range is around 1.2-1.3 level.
When GFC hit US, and with TARPS, QE1 & QE2 easing, sent EUR to unrealistic 1.55 - 1.6...
Only way any jack off politician is getting my vote for president in the next round... is if I see someone who will 1) Reduce government size while still trying to maintain some regulation 2) Has a backbone and isn't afraid to stand up and take the risks necessary to get us back on track. [read: not a sell out]. Those two things there would be a great start...
  • #24,152
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:28am Oct 11, 2011 9:28am
growth implies demand....I believe demand is a function of Cash flow....therein lies the problem
Quoting Piters
i agree with you mate, there is a systematic error, but I am not seeing any difference between EUR and US.

EUROPE made a huge giant but on very weak foundations, [old continent, no energy, weak legislative, ect.]

US outsourced everything, leveraged all markets to the max, now we are seeing what we are seeing, Jobs, realestates.. ect ect

CURRENCIES: EUR was set to peg US at the beginning, [1:1],but the realistic range is around 1.2-1.3 level.
When GFC hit US, and with TARPS, QE1 & QE2 easing, sent EUR to unrealistic 1.55 - 1.6 levels....
  • #24,153
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:28am Oct 11, 2011 9:28am
Quoting fxjawn
oh no.... W
i hope she holds.... that took fukin forever
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  • #24,154
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:29am Oct 11, 2011 9:29am
Quoting OrionsWay
Accumulation for continued push nord ?
sure .. why Not
  • #24,155
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:29am Oct 11, 2011 9:29am
Quoting Venice
Only way any jack off politician is getting my vote for president in the next round... is if I see someone who will 1) Reduce government size while still trying to maintain some regulation 2) Has a backbone and isn't afraid to stand up and take the risks necessary to get us back on track. [read: not a sell out]. Those two things there would be a great start...
I vote for the abolishment of the presidency and full control and laws be regulated per state....
  • #24,156
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:32am Oct 11, 2011 9:32am
Quoting needpips
I vote for the abolishment of the presidency and full control and laws be regulated per state....
Speaking of the fed gaining more power, and completely ignoring state laws...

http://the420times.com/2011/10/apnew...-dispensaries/
  • #24,157
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:34am Oct 11, 2011 9:34am
Quoting Venice
Speaking of the fed gaining more power, and completely ignoring state laws...

http://the420times.com/2011/10/apnew...-dispensaries/
exactly....Y even have laws per states....BS...we live in a non-democratic country....sheeple wake up....the Fed Gov is our overlord
  • #24,158
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:36am Oct 11, 2011 9:36am
Quoting needpips
exactly....Y even have laws per states....BS...we live in a non-democratic country....sheeple wake up....the Fed Gov is our overlord
Part of the problem is that we do live in a more democratic society then ever before.

The minority are the slaves of the majority.

In this case, majority is determined by wealth, not by sheer numbers.
  • #24,159
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:37am Oct 11, 2011 9:37am
Quoting Piters
i agree with you mate, there is a systematic error, but I am not seeing any difference between EUR and US.

EUROPE made a huge giant but on very weak foundations, [old continent, no energy, weak legislative, ect.]

US outsourced everything, leveraged all markets to the max, now we are seeing what we are seeing, Jobs, realestates.. ect ect

CURRENCIES: EUR was set to peg US at the beginning, [1:1],but the realistic range is around 1.2-1.3 level.
When GFC hit US, and with TARPS, QE1 & QE2 easing, sent EUR to unrealistic 1.55 - 1.6 levels....
look at your charts again.. the euro already crashed (.8xx).. the usd was devalued to boost the euro. during this period.. not because the euro had the 1.x value u state. that 1.xxxx was always artificial. complements of a federal reserve looking out for its share holders.
those who can, do. those who cant, talk about those who can
  • #24,160
  • Oct 11, 2011 9:42am Oct 11, 2011 9:42am
Quoting Venice
Part of the problem is that we do live in a more democratic society then ever before.

The minority are the slaves of the majority.

In this case, majority is determined by wealth, not by sheer numbers.
committee's and sub committees are not more democratic IMHO....its an exercise in social groupthink....Ever looked at how many statues / laws are on the books...its staggering....really, If u are too stupid to murder your buddy with a lead pipe cause he has an XBOX and u dont, then how/who then are those plethora of rules to apply?

Simply...the doers / blue collar are rarely correct in their knowledge / implementation of the correct procedures / protocols.....its reall a rigged game
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