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Cesarnc's market talk, gossips, rumours & fun

#43,441
Mar 19, 2013 1:26pm Mar 19, 2013 1:26pm

roro53
Joined May 2007 | Status: Trader | 4,268 Posts

Quoting ingmarforex

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Yeah but small bro small will add on the close if i like the close

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closed half the DAX.....let the rest run......kept IBEX. FOMC tomorrow.....Plan ABC

#43,442
Mar 19, 2013 1:37pm Mar 19, 2013 1:37pm

ingmarforex
Joined Dec 2009 | Status: Trader | 3,156 Posts

Quoting roro53

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closed half the DAX.....let the rest run......kept IBEX. FOMC tomorrow.....Plan ABC

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whe still have uncertainly they rejected the vote so shorts will be good for now uncertain markets uncertain investors uncertain euro but love to see some momentum but the bull is strong in equities verry strong maybe es only will go to 1500 1490 on this cypruss crap i whe close in the dow below 14350 will add 1 for the attack on 14250

#43,443
Mar 19, 2013 3:18pm Mar 19, 2013 3:18pm

ingmarforex
Joined Dec 2009 | Status: Trader | 3,156 Posts

Quoting ingmarforex

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Last time eurusd didnt filled a gap whe dropped like what 500 pips or so setted the whole she bang wrong footed will whe see simulair dont know but i always love shorting euros. Especially when the most are still buying because they believe whe go to 1.40 while whe hae mayor technical damage and fundies dont agree with it

http://screencast.com/t/zm34Ax6Hui2n

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a look whe hitted already the retarded trendline again you snooze you lose should have dropped some pendings in the 1.29 area shoulda coulda woulda http://screencast.com/t/yL6rQq3n

what was the reaction ecb providing liquidity off course they do if they dont lol so next lol

#43,444
Mar 19, 2013 3:33pm Mar 19, 2013 3:33pm

roro53
Joined May 2007 | Status: Trader | 4,268 Posts

who said it cannot happen here; the seeds of doubt have been planted

http://www.interest.co.nz/personal-f...nk-failure-sol

"Over the weekend financially stricken Cyprus said it would impose a levy of 6.7% on bank deposits of up to €100,000 and 9.9% thereafter as part of a €10 billion bailout by the European Union. Here in New Zealand the Reserve Bank is moving to add an Open Bank Resolution Policy (OBR) to tools it could potentially use in the event of a bank failure.

The implementation of OBR would see all unsecured liabilities that rank equally among themselves, including deposits, having a portion frozen. The Reserve Bank says the OBR policy could save taxpayers' more than NZ$1 billion regardless of whether there is a bank failure or not.

However, Norman points out that if a bank fails under OBR, all depositors will have their savings reduced overnight to help fund the bank’s bail out.

“(Finance Minister) Bill English is proposing a Cyprus-style solution for managing bank failure here in New Zealand - a solution that will see small depositors lose some of their savings to fund big bank bailouts,” Norman said.

“While the details are still to be finalized, nearly all depositors will see their savings reduced by the same proportions"

#43,445
Mar 19, 2013 3:55pm Mar 19, 2013 3:55pm

bogus
Joined Mar 2007 | Status: Symbol | 2,788 Posts

Quoting roro53

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who said it cannot happen here; the seeds of doubt have been planted

http://www.interest.co.nz/personal-f...nk-failure-sol

"Over the weekend financially stricken Cyprus said it would impose a levy of 6.7% on bank deposits of up to €100,000 and 9.9% thereafter as part of a €10 billion bailout by the European Union. Here in New Zealand the Reserve Bank is moving to add an Open Bank Resolution Policy (OBR) to tools it could potentially use in the event...

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Incredible

How to instill calm in the markets. Don't these politicians think of the reaction to their decisions.

FF journal: Peaks and Troffs

#43,446
Mar 19, 2013 4:02pm Mar 19, 2013 4:02pm

roro53
Joined May 2007 | Status: Trader | 4,268 Posts

Quoting bogus

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Incredible How to instill calm in the markets. Don't these politicians think of the reaction to their decisions.

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"Where the plutocrats feel free to plunder the wealth of the public, whether from sequestered accounts or their savings deposits, either through monetary policy or direct confiscation and theft, nothing is sacred, or safe."

"Those who think there is little risk of a levy being imposed on other periphery members are missing the point. The seeds of doubt have been planted. As a saver facing zero yields on deposits and a potential haircut, why keep your savings in a bank? Sure it is convenient for electronic transactions, but individuals can adapt easily. As one of my more amusing colleagues put it, 'mattresses now hold a 10 per cent premium.'"

Ben Davies, Cyprus, Oh the Irony!

"Making small-scale savers pay is extremely dangerous. It will shake the trust of depositors across the Continent. Europe's citizens now have to fear for their money...

The Spaniards, Italians and Portuguese may not run to the banks today or tomorrow, but as soon as the crisis intensifies in a euro-zone country, the bank customers will remember Cyprus. They will withdraw their money and, by doing so, intensify the crisis."

Peter Bofinger, 'Europe's Citizens Now Have to Fear for Their Money,' Der Spiegel, 18 March 2013

http://jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot...dence-and.html

#43,447
Mar 19, 2013 4:09pm Mar 19, 2013 4:09pm

bogus
Joined Mar 2007 | Status: Symbol | 2,788 Posts

Quoting roro53

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"Where the plutocrats feel free to plunder the wealth of the public, whether from sequestered accounts or their savings deposits, either through monetary policy or direct confiscation and theft, nothing is sacred, or safe."

"Those who think there is little risk of a levy being imposed on other periphery members are missing the point. The seeds of doubt have been planted. As a saver facing zero yields on deposits and a potential haircut, why keep your savings in a bank? Sure it is convenient for electronic transactions, but individuals...

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Yep, just plain old common sense.

FF journal: Peaks and Troffs

#43,448
Mar 19, 2013 4:11pm Mar 19, 2013 4:11pm

roro53
Joined May 2007 | Status: Trader | 4,268 Posts

Krasting may be calling the real deal here; the Russians get an IOU worth 10 cents on the dollar

"Zero Hedge has the latest Cyprus update - There is no parliamentary support in Cyprus for any bail-in deal. Tyler Durden begs the question:

Neither we, nor anyone else, has any idea what comes now.

The folks at FTAlphaville have some thoughts on the state of play:

A bank run spreading to Spain looks a non-starter in the short term.

The risk of any wider bank run looks pretty small so far, with market reaction relatively benign.

I've been following the Press coverage of Cyprus, the talking heads are saying that Cyprus is a manageable issue. Nothing to worry about at all.
I'm going to disagree with FTA and the TV folks. The chances of a bank run have never been higher. Tyler's right. We're looking at a black hole.

The "Other" scenario for Cyprus is a shell shocker. Forget the shareholders or the senior bond guys - they will end up with Dick's hat band. Those Russians who were at risk of losing as much as 15% of their deposits - They get zip too. At best, they are getting an IOU. That IOU will have a value of 10 cents on the dollar."

continued.......http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed...mpact-imminent

#43,449
Mar 19, 2013 4:24pm Mar 19, 2013 4:24pm

chonchy
Joined Aug 2007 | Status: The Bitcoiner | 20,231 Posts

Quoting ingmarforex

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Last time eurusd didnt filled a gap whe dropped like what 500 pips or so setted the whole she bang wrong footed will whe see simulair dont know but i always love shorting euros. Especially when the most are still buying because they believe whe go to 1.40 while whe hae mayor technical damage and fundies dont agree with it

http://screencast.com/t/zm34Ax6Hui2n

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.....Is this a 4H chart Ing, good chart by the way, thanks.....