Disliked{quote} {quote} Perhaps I am just looking for much needed insight I don't know and don't want to make it sounds like I know what's gonna happenIgnored
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Disliked{quote} {quote} Perhaps I am just looking for much needed insight I don't know and don't want to make it sounds like I know what's gonna happenIgnored
Disliked{quote} I mean price in of people expecting tapering. With tapering, people will expect the dollar to strengthen, thus buying dollar which will lead euro going down. but euro did not go down. People tried to price in but was countered by the moves of the Fed. The end effect of TRYING to price in was not successful. People tried but failed.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, you just need to pay attentions to the posts. Could be many big guys who can move PA in disguised posting on this threadIgnored
Disliked{quote} I think this is a bit naive, but it's impossible to prove that. I don't believe the market works the way you think it does. It's manipulated. Yes, the m-word. I don't think you have bulls and bears who are matched up in the way you think they are. I think you have massive accounts and the biggest ones are able either separately or acting in concert to shift the balance where they want. The big mofo accounts will be distributing ahead of the next big leg down on EURUSD. They may be doing this already, or they may plan to take it to 1.37 maybe....Ignored
Disliked{quote} Can I buy from you some information, how many yards will it cost?Ignored
Dislikedas if it wasn't obvious, the taper speculation was entirely so the FED didn't have to continue purchasing bonds at stupidly low yields. also so they could take profits on the capital appreciation of that massive long bond trade, at all time highs now just rinse and repeat... but for how long? what % of the treasury market can the FED own before the whole thing starts to collapse? who will they sell to when yields are at 0.1%? certainly not meIgnored
Dislikedas if it wasn't obvious, the taper speculation was entirely so the FED didn't have to continue purchasing bonds at stupidly low yields. also so they could take profits on the capital appreciation of that massive long bond trade, at all time highs now just rinse and repeat... but for how long? what % of the treasury market can the FED own before the whole thing starts to collapse? who will they sell to when yields are at 0.1%? certainly not meIgnored
Disliked{quote} how? there has to be a buyer of the bonds for that to happen. the FED can't just destroy them and act like none of this ever happened. if the FED owns all of the market (they are headed on that path), who would buy those bonds from them at 0.1%, if indeed they decided they wanted rates to rise again? the only reason people sold bonds this time around was because of heavy taper speculation, not anything fundamental, or yield based. the FED actually front run the market with its rumors, the FED cashed out as we went from 1.4% to 3%, then of...Ignored