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A firm signal there Sir, very firm indeed

I like a woman that works...

......Hello everyone, I wonder where is smikester, I would like to heard his take on that kind of women, you know......

[quote=chonchy;6395685]........I also see strong....signals here......and strong potential on the bothom chart.......[/QUOTE]


Indeed dear Cubanito.. very well spotted .


Have a nice week

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[quote=Zircon;6395879] ........The same to you Sir. Zircon, have a good one Sir.

Unemployment remains stubbornly stuck at 7.8% and jobs was inexplicably left out of President Obama's innaugural speech, which doesn't bode well for America's unemployed and unemployed - but jobs never have been this President's priority, so what's new?



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"The Fed’s total assets climbed by $48 billion in the past week to $3.01 trillion as of Jan. 23, according to a release from the central bank today in Washington. Holdings of Treasuries climbed by $7.8 billion while mortgage-backed securities in the Fed portfolio rose by $35.6 billion... “You’re hard-pressed to find another example in history where the Fed pulled out all the stops to help a recovery along,” said Michael Hanson, senior U.S. economist at Bank of America Corp."

can this go on?........

If you ever wondered how the stock market bounced up like a cat on a hot tin roof since 2009 then just think of that $3 trillion in government debt that the Fed has bought up and remember that the Fed buys up over 85% of the debt now.
For all the crying about borrowing money from the Chinese, what should really be raising more eyebrows is how the Fed is propping up Obama's 'recovery' with funny money it is creating out of thin air.
With all that said, stocks like Amazon and NetFlix are surging while Wall Street's 2012 darling, Apple, continues to get pounded into the dirt.
Still, the Zombie rally in the stock market has continued in the S&P and the Dow, though interestingly enough, not the Nasdaq - due to Apple's drag on that index.
Keep your powder dry on shorting this market until we get a good crack to the downside.

.........I have my powder dry but my bullets ready......

The near term support in the S&P is in the 1474 area and we've got a downside target in the 1426 area if we break through 1474. Let's see how the bulls handle Monday and
whether they can take on 1,500 and win or get shut down and head for cover.

.......My son in law dog think he is the owner........they do look Ilike tho.....

25, 2013 at 7:30 am
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In the immediate aftermath of the 2007-2009 credit crisis and economic collapse, policymakers the world over locked hands and came up with ways to fight it together. Monetary and fiscal policy worked in concert to get things back on track.
But those kumbaya days are over! Now, we’re seeing a global currency war heat up dramatically — and the implications for many asset classes are large indeed!
Japan vs. Germany vs.
the U.K. vs. Switzerland vs. …

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Japan is hoping a cheaper yen will make its products
more competitive and stimulate exports.
Japan’s belief is that devaluing its currency will promote exports by making them cheaper on the world markets. The problem is, virtually every other country on the planet has the same game plan!





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Jean-Claude Juncker, the head of the euro-zone’s finance minister group, tried to talk the euro down several days ago. He warned that the common currency was “dangerously high” — code words for “We need a cheaper euro!”
Jens Weidmann, the president of the German Bundesbank, added his own warning. He said Japan was experiencing “alarming infringements” of central bank independence, and that the risk of “competitive devaluations” of global currencies was rising.

Good... maybe it will help my book.

If we see more pushback against Japan’s policies, or retaliatory actions from other countries in their own currency markets, I’d expect that to shock the markets quite a bit. Any stepback from the policy-easing ledge here in the U.S., perhaps signaled by the more hawkish meeting minutes in December, would also knock things for a loop.
So stick with the game plan, and keep your eyes open. We are definitely walking a high tightrope here in the markets, and that’s when you have to be the most alert!

.......Your book will do well in his own Sir. let it be digested first, is going to do very well, because is so fresh, gracius and of national interest.......

..........Have you guys read it yet?


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morning everyone from uk. Just saw all the lovely art pictures and feel refreshed but i now forgot what i was going to say about trading, oh well, have a good weekend

Hope all is well sir. billytt.......did you also saw the book, 45's book? or just the interesting part, the pics..... the one I like the most is this one.......

Morning all