German manufacturing PMI april: 48.1 vs 47.9 exp
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Disliked{quote} It is like it wants to head down. Close my long -1 pip. It can go to the 1,317x thoughIgnored
Disliked{quote} may be profit taking going on , looks no one interested in opening trade before ecbIgnored
Disliked{quote} Yes i'm done for this morning, waiting for ECB now. Out of topic, have you seen that impressive, but sad, crash plane in Afghanistan video?Ignored
DislikedTime to nail your colors to the mast and give your opinion. Rate cut or no rate cut, reasons? I'm going for no rate cut, ECB will want to keep this particular policy tool in reserve imo. Think it will take more bad data combined with a eurozone crisis flare up to trigger a rate cut. Weidmann said last week Germany is doing fine, Merkel said Germany would actually benefit from a higher rate. The ECB can claim independence but we all know the Germans have the final sayIgnored
DislikedTime to nail your colors to the mast and give your opinion. Rate cut or no rate cut, reasons? I'm going for no rate cut, ECB will want to keep this particular policy tool in reserve imo. Think it will take more bad data combined with a eurozone crisis flare up to trigger a rate cut. Weidmann said last week Germany is doing fine, Merkel said Germany would actually benefit from a higher rate. The ECB can claim independence but we all know the Germans have the final sayIgnored
Disliked{quote} I accidentally cought it in the TV news yesterday, and I was like shocked with that footage...saw many moovies with plane crashes... but like in real life... shocking really. RIP
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DislikedTime to nail your colors to the mast and give your opinion. Rate cut or no rate cut, reasons? I'm going for no rate cut, ECB will want to keep this particular policy tool in reserve imo. Think it will take more bad data combined with a eurozone crisis flare up to trigger a rate cut. Weidmann said last week Germany is doing fine, Merkel said Germany would actually benefit from a higher rate. The ECB can claim independence but we all know the Germans have the final sayIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hard to tell, but for fun i'm doing a gamble paper trade just to see if i was right. So no cut, and a move down to 1,2900...to head back to 1,4000 in the months to comeI wouldn't do it for real though
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Disliked{quote} I go for no rate-cut and already bought. Besides being useless cutting little tiny rates at this point, I think ECB will focus on alternative measures. In the possibility of a rate-cut it would be only to 'aid' those measures, but in all is euro positive and euro will go up.Ignored