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  • #55,941
  • Sep 23, 2012 11:49am Sep 23, 2012 11:49am
Quoting PipTrapper
Funny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07fTsF5BiSM



Well, that goes to show you that, do what you want, QE all you want, but if the general level of intelligence is below retarded then the economy just HAS TO, eventually, reflect that.
  • #55,942
  • Sep 23, 2012 12:01pm Sep 23, 2012 12:01pm
Quoting PipTrapper
Funny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07fTsF5BiSM
I am not for limiting profits, but what I think is very wrong and unfair in American corporate world is that bonuses are only for executives.
If there is enough profit for a bonus, EVERY WORKER should get a bonus.
Like in the country I was born, very common is that every worker gets an extra month of pay at Christmastime.
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  • #55,943
  • Sep 23, 2012 12:27pm Sep 23, 2012 12:27pm
Quoting KillerWhale
I am not for limiting profits, but what I think is very wrong and unfair in American corporate world is that bonuses are only for executives.
If there is enough profit for a bonus, EVERY WORKER should get a bonus.
Like in the country I was born, very common is that every worker gets an extra month of pay at Christmastime.
I'm thinking more of how would be better for the economy if ALL the QEs money would be given for a population to spend!
I guess that for every USA adult could go somewhere around of 7000-8000 $...
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  • #55,944
  • Edited 3:23pm Sep 23, 2012 12:27pm | Edited 3:23pm
The author is wrong simply because Henry Liu is the absolute greatest contrarian indicator in existence.

Fact is if he is buying Euros, Im 100% selling.

Years ago i was suckered into his class by his slick advertising. We were getting killed trying to sell Aussie on its relentless push from. 8 to beyond parity.
He also blew up many students accounts trying to buy Swissy from the 93 level before itcapitulated to the 70's without a SL. Margined himself out

No joke. Don't listen to Henry liu. He is sub par trader
Quoting lumesh
At first, i thought that was your opinion but then i noticed that you have forwarded someone else's view on things. Well, regardless, i would still like to point to some comments to explain why (and where) the author is simply wrong.




Spain should worry you cause it's fundamental outlook is pretty scary. I don't know where this country will generate its growth from and where it's gonna find a solution to its ever worsening employment situation. Furthermore, Spain's culture, mentality and the whole behaviour towards business productivity,...
  • #55,945
  • Sep 23, 2012 12:39pm Sep 23, 2012 12:39pm
Quoting Wulfgar
The author is wrong simply because Henry Lie is the absolute greatest contraband indicator in existence.

Fact is if he is buying Euros, Im 100% selling.

Years ago i was suckered into his class by his slick advertising. We were getting killed trying to sell Aussie on its relentless push from. 8 to beyond parity.
He also blew up many students accounts trying to buy Swissy from the 93 level before itcapitulated to the 70's without a SL. Margined himself out

No joke. Don't listen to Henry liu. He is sub par trader

alright then


actually, i just wanted to point out to some of his statements. I have (had) no idea who this guy was.

Regardless, i'm glad you expanded our awareness
  • #55,946
  • Sep 23, 2012 1:18pm Sep 23, 2012 1:18pm
Honestly, we must not simply copy and paste opinions/predictions from someone else's other than the poster himself. Poster must share the responsibilty of the material pasted here rather than claiming being a messenger then declaring do the community great favors.

Posting someone else's predictions/opinions could do more harms than good for the community here. We have multi level of readers here from the experienced to learner. We should refrain ourselves to post only facts.

Something to seriously consider.
  • #55,947
  • Sep 23, 2012 3:25pm Sep 23, 2012 3:25pm
Quoting lumesh
alright then


actually, i just wanted to point out to some of his statements. I have (had) no idea who this guy was.

Regardless, i'm glad you expanded our awareness
Sorry about the typos. Posting from my phone. Autocomplete pwns me sometimes. Lol
  • #55,948
  • Sep 23, 2012 3:25pm Sep 23, 2012 3:25pm
Troika said to estimate Greece budget gap at $26B

First it was 5 Billion
Then it was 11.5 Billion
Then it was 13.5 Billion
Then it was 20 Billion
Now it is 26 Billion
Do I hear 30 Billion?



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Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it
  • #55,949
  • Sep 23, 2012 3:29pm Sep 23, 2012 3:29pm
Quoting PipTrapper
Troika said to estimate Greece budget gap at $26B

First it was 5 Billion
Then it was 11.5 Billion
Then it was 13.5 Billion
Then it was 20 Billion
Now it is 26 Billion
Do I hear 30 Billion?



http://alt.coxnewsweb.com/cnishared/...ion.030101.jpg
I don't think it actually went from $20B to $26B... that's just the differences in exchange rates: $20B Euros (or $26B USD). See the first sentence here:

Greece faces a budget shortfall of about 20 billion euros ($26 billion) to satisfy international conditions for emergency...

regardless... semantics.
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  • #55,950
  • Sep 23, 2012 3:36pm Sep 23, 2012 3:36pm
Quoting Geppy
I don't think it actually went from $20B to $26B... that's just the differences in exchange rates: $20B Euros (or $26B USD). See the first sentence here:

Greece faces a budget shortfall of about 20 billion euros ($26 billion) to satisfy international conditions for emergency...

regardless... semantics.
Okay scratch the last increase. I guess I got a bit ahead of myself on that one. However, I'll bet you dollars to donuts it'll be more than $26 bln (€20 Bln)
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  • #55,951
  • Sep 23, 2012 4:06pm Sep 23, 2012 4:06pm
Quoting PipTrapper
Okay scratch the last increase. I guess I got a bit ahead of myself on that one. However, I'll bet you dollars to donuts it'll be more than $26 bln (€20 Bln)
agreed, hence the "regardless... semantics" from the last post
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  • #55,952
  • Sep 23, 2012 4:20pm Sep 23, 2012 4:20pm
Quoting lumesh
At first, i thought that was your opinion but then i noticed that you have forwarded someone else's view on things. Well, regardless, i would still like to point to some comments to explain why (and where) the author is simply wrong.




Spain should worry you cause it's fundamental outlook is pretty scary. I don't know where this country will generate its growth from and where it's gonna find a solution to its ever worsening employment situation. Furthermore, Spain's culture, mentality and the whole behaviour towards business productivity,...
Spain should worry you cause it's fundamental outlook is pretty scary. I don't know where this country will generate its growth from and where it's gonna find a solution to its ever worsening employment situation. Furthermore, Spain's culture, mentality and the whole behaviour towards business productivity, innovation is absolutely not comparable to western (or northern) europe. Actually, their mindset is leading towards Greece. To the extent, the same can be said about Portugal.

Whilst I agree that Spain has huge problems, mainly due to Governmental missmanagement over the last ten years, your comments about their behaviour towards buisness etc is IMO way off the mark and I suspect that you have never worked in Barcelona where the buisnesses and their employees work as hard as any in the UK. Elsewhere, Ford, GM, Renault and VW all have had active plants for many years and these continue today and thus must be as productive as any in Northern Europe or they would have long since been closed.
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  • #55,953
  • Sep 23, 2012 4:45pm Sep 23, 2012 4:45pm
Quoting Islander
Spain should worry you cause it's fundamental outlook is pretty scary. I don't know where this country will generate its growth from and where it's gonna find a solution to its ever worsening employment situation. Furthermore, Spain's culture, mentality and the whole behaviour towards business productivity, innovation is absolutely not comparable to western (or northern) europe. Actually, their mindset is leading towards Greece. To the extent, the same can be said about Portugal.

Whilst I agree that Spain has huge problems, mainly due...
Hey buddy. I know you're not on the mainland, but do you have any insight into the shadow economy the media keeps talking about? Is it just media hype or is it really a problem?
Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it
  • #55,954
  • Sep 23, 2012 5:32pm Sep 23, 2012 5:32pm
Quoting Ken A
Honestly, we must not simply copy and paste opinions/predictions from someone else's other than the poster himself. Poster must share the responsibilty of the material pasted here rather than claiming being a messenger then declaring do the community great favors.

Posting someone else's predictions/opinions could do more harms than good for the community here. We have multi level of readers here from the experienced to learner. We should refrain ourselves to post only facts.

Something to seriously consider.
I will try to explain to you my philosophy. I only link articles here that I have confidence in. That does not mean that you should do no research yourself. I posted a link to the "X Factor" by Lance Roberts and he posted two amazing articles by peolpe wih creditionals are far superior to mine.

I strongly sugest you read the "X Factor" article by Lance Roberts.

You have to be responsible for your decisions regardless of what you read here. You have some work to do in order to understand. We recently had a similar discussion on Gold.

Have a good trading week.

By John P. Hussman, PhD. – Hussman Funds

Comstock Partners

Read It and you will learn. This is NOT Henry Liu...

Take care...
  • #55,955
  • Sep 23, 2012 5:41pm Sep 23, 2012 5:41pm
Quoting lumesh
At first, i thought that was your opinion but then i noticed that you have forwarded someone else's view on things. Well, regardless, i would still like to point to some comments to explain why (and where) the author is simply wrong.




Spain should worry you cause it's fundamental outlook is pretty scary. I don't know where this country will generate its growth from and where it's gonna find a solution to its ever worsening employment situation. Furthermore, Spain's culture, mentality and the whole behaviour towards business productivity,...
In conclusion, I’m still bullish on the EUR as recent developments in Spain do not worry me one bit. I expect to see EUR continue its rise after this week’s much needed consolidation as I have set my upper target for EURUSD at 1.3488 level, as both technical and fundamental analyses support upward breakout on the Euro, not mentioning the QE3 effects from the Feds. As far as USD is concerned, I expect to see further weakness in the currency, because there is no reason to be buying the dollar, not on the heels of QE3 announcement. If history is of any indication, QE2 pushed USD down by 1000+ pips against EUR in a period of 2 months, although this time around we may not see such intense move, but the overall direction should still be short the USD. GBP is likely to recover further, therefore it is definitely a BUY on dips as UK’s economy improves. The key will be on the October Q3 GDP release next month, as it will probably determine whether or not GBPUSD will go to the 1.70s… JPY is gaining on the back of a weaker USD, but when compared to EUR, GBP, or even AUD, we are seeing weakness manifesting. My view is definitely to SELL JPY on rallies, and considering that JPY has stalled around the current levels for about a week, any short JPY trades (except against USD) should yield decent profits. CAD is gaining on the back of weak USD and strong commodity (crude) prices. I’ll definitely buy CAD on dips, or SELL USDCAD whenever it reaches resistance (around 0.9800 for now) areas; note that this is a ranged pair, so use smaller targets. AUD and NZD are likely to remain bid, as weaker USD and stronger EUR drives the overall market. The direction is definitely buying them against USD and JPY, but stay away from European crosses (such as EURAUD, GBPNZD) as they may not be straight forward. SNB diversified into AUD this week by selling EURAUD pair, liquidating some of the Euros accumulated in the defense of EURCHF peg. This means that CHF was allowed to strengthen, which confirms my view that we should BUY CHF on dips, or SELL USDCHF on resistance whenever possible…

CurrencyMan:

The above is from Henry Liu who sells information however most of the link was on information that he put together on the FED.

The part above is ONLY his opinion. I do not have to agree with it however it is helpful to see what others are seeing and calling. Your points are valid with regard to his opinion.

P.S. lumesh and Ken A ...

Did you read my caution below my post ?

Here it is ...


CurrencyMan: This is a informed opinion. Always make up your own minds even if you think someone has the answer. I am not sure he is right however I have taken note and am aware of his views. I will watch price action, new data, direction of Oil, Gold and Equities markets and always be ready for a surprise or unexpected event.

All posts about Henry Liu ignored my CAVEAT. My comments are positive as I am just pointing out the truth. Have a Good Sunday and Monday !!!

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  • #55,956
  • Sep 23, 2012 9:09pm Sep 23, 2012 9:09pm
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I think that makes much more sense, since it is your idea and you should get all the credit for it



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  • #55,957
  • Sep 23, 2012 9:25pm Sep 23, 2012 9:25pm
Quoting Vtmn
its a myth
So you really think it's possible to teach an old dog new trick? I would like to see the myth busted
  • #55,958
  • Sep 23, 2012 9:34pm Sep 23, 2012 9:34pm
Quoting CurrencyMan
I Accept The Conditions Of PipTrapper
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Originally Posted by PipTrapper http://www.forexfactory.com/images/buttons/viewpost.gif
I will agree to this on two conditions.

1. You administer the contest and distribute the prize funds to the winner directly (not through me).

2. You and I are not eligible for the prize and do not get to vote either.

[i]I think that makes much more sense, since it is your...

my vote goes to FXSwissTrader, his excellent understanding of technicals has helped me shape some strategies I employ
  • #55,959
  • Sep 24, 2012 12:48am Sep 24, 2012 12:48am
Quoting neuron
my vote goes to FXSwissTrader, his excellent understanding of technicals has helped me shape some strategies I employ
Intraday view.
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  • #55,960
  • Sep 24, 2012 12:51am Sep 24, 2012 12:51am
I believe we're flirting with a very old trend line at the moment...

attached is the same chart, D1 and M15
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