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  • #946,041
  • Dec 23, 2014 10:56am Dec 23, 2014 10:56am
Quoting TheNoob
{quote} man... this time you are wrong... read my last post... you added absolutely nothing new on what ive said....
i dont need to add anything, all i know is.
JP Morgan is in love with US equities and US Fixed income both at the same time because US has a higher rate of inflation than Europe. and US' inflation is stemming from economic growth as seen by well... their rising GDP.
enough said.

have a nice day, thats the last you will hear from me about this subject.

PS. who the f**k is Kaldor? and who in the financial world actually gives a shit who he is??
Kaldor is an economist. economists always come up with theories that are often proven otherwise or controversial.

meanwhile economists are not the one making the big bucks in the banking and finance industries..... bankers, lawyers, accountants/auditors are....
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  • #946,042
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:05am Dec 23, 2014 11:05am
the other day i attended JP Morgan's Market outlook for 2015 by chief strategist Jan Loeys in Hong Kong.
the guy who is predicting further USD strength in 2015, possibly DXY 95-100

Anyone interested, you can listen here.
http://jpmorgan.reutersinsider.com/jpmorganview/
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  • #946,043
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:11am Dec 23, 2014 11:11am
Love the drama in here; it is spectacular reading as I continue the short.

Merry Christmas everyone and have a blessed, properly executed position filled holiday!!
  • #946,044
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:13am Dec 23, 2014 11:13am
1.18 is on the table within a month 1.2095-1.2107 on the short run
  • #946,045
  • Edited 11:30am Dec 23, 2014 11:14am | Edited 11:30am
Quoting fxtyrant
{quote} i dont need to add anything, all i know is. JP Morgan is in love with US equities and US Fixed income both at the same time because US has a higher rate of inflation than Europe. and US' inflation is stemming from economic growth as seen by well... their rising GDP. enough said. have a nice day, thats the last you will hear from me about this subject. PS. who the f**k is Kaldor? and who in the financial world actually gives a shit who he is?? Kaldor is an economist. economists always come up with theories that are often proven otherwise...
your article don't adds any serious economist name...its only a stupid subject out of nowhere...be carefull with your sources...the real knowledge isn't on forums of stupid economic-porn magazine site... it is Inside the books...Nicholas Kaldor is trustable economist from the past, whatever you say, today still nobody is able to give him wrong, certainly not your east-european journalist who never learnt anything about economy at school...
so as Kaldor say: unemployement is the good link in US case...no links between inflation & growth, they get inflation only cuz they added something new: QE...but here as you said we are already back to CPI 0.0%.....whatever you say or think, what will happens is: USA will stay a Dream & attractive country for long...
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  • #946,046
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:19am Dec 23, 2014 11:19am
Quoting gatorinla
{quote} techs at 114.0x or 113.0x w/o a HH
where you looking to take a crack?
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  • #946,047
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:29am Dec 23, 2014 11:29am
Quoting gatorinla
{quote} its getting interesting 67.1% {image}
WISH I HAS THIS SH"t.....DAMN THUMBS UP PAL
  • #946,048
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:30am Dec 23, 2014 11:30am
Quoting fxtyrant
{quote} i dont need to add anything, all i know is. JP Morgan is in love with US equities and US Fixed income both at the same time because US has a higher rate of inflation than Europe. and US' inflation is stemming from economic growth as seen by well... their rising GDP. enough said. have a nice day, thats the last you will hear from me about this subject. PS. who the f**k is Kaldor? and who in the financial world actually gives a shit who he is?? Kaldor is an economist. economists always come up with theories that are...

Care to comment where the surge in GDP in the last quarter stems from?

Care to comment, why some reliable experts are warning about closure of Oil rigs and say, it is due to weak demand (the droping oil price). Thanks in advance
  • #946,049
  • Edited 11:52am Dec 23, 2014 11:37am | Edited 11:52am
Quoting fxtyrant
{quote} dude.... ask Kaldor, in a world of low inflation being the norm. would you rather have inflation where prices of things keeps rising keeping producer interested to produce on higher prices? or would you rather have deflation where prices of things keeps falling to a point producers dont find the incentive to produce anything as profit margin gets reduced.... so if nothing gets produced... there is no growth.

Care to comment about the demand side - you can produce all you want, if the herd chooses to not to spend, you will hit the deflationary spiral

Ask the people of Japan - they are the masters of deflation for decades now (not in the sense of mastering the deflation LOL)
  • #946,050
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:43am Dec 23, 2014 11:43am
Quoting Pharm0r
{quote} ? {image}
yeah sorry it is in french... i will try to find it in English, just give me some time...ive learnt economy at school & university but...*in french* not English, i have always sucked hard in English, its frustrating. this square is so important...
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  • #946,051
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:51am Dec 23, 2014 11:51am
Quoting fxtyrant
{quote} dude.... ask Kaldor, in a world of low inflation being the norm. would you rather have inflation where prices of things keeps rising keeping producer interested to produce on higher prices? or would you rather have deflation where prices of things keeps falling to a point producers dont find the incentive to produce anything as profit margin gets reduced.... so if nothing gets produced... there is no growth. inflation is closer to growth than you think buddy. ask any fund manager why they all love us treasury for the coming years to go.......
Care to comment, what the ultra low velocity of money means for a economy, especially in light of quantitative easing in the past?


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  • #946,052
  • Dec 23, 2014 11:58am Dec 23, 2014 11:58am
Quoting fxtyrant
A message to the non-scalping EURUSD bulls hoping to see EURUSD back up to 1.25 or 1.3 Instead of throwing your money at the brokers, you might as well just give it to me. or you could simply buy shit loads of this stuff and hope that it wont hurt as much holding onto those long EURUSD trades with negative swaps, the longer you hold the more free money for the brokers. Just saying. Christmas Gift Idea for EURUSD Bulls. Have a pleasant holiday free from butt hurt. {image}
!!!.. EZ short today
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  • #946,053
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:14pm Dec 23, 2014 12:14pm
Quoting fxtyrant
A message to the non-scalping EURUSD bulls hoping to see EURUSD back up to 1.25 or 1.3 Instead of throwing your money at the brokers, you might as well just give it to me. or you could simply buy shit loads of this stuff and hope that it wont hurt as much holding onto those long EURUSD trades with negative swaps, the longer you hold the more free money for the brokers. Just saying. Christmas Gift Idea for EURUSD Bulls. Have a pleasant holiday free from butt hurt. {image}
Where should I send my money? Do you happen to have any leftover gel by any chance?
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  • #946,054
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:16pm Dec 23, 2014 12:16pm
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  • #946,055
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:26pm Dec 23, 2014 12:26pm
Quoting OnlineAddict
{quote} This is good enough...long 2232.
Hope you stopped out...
  • #946,056
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:30pm Dec 23, 2014 12:30pm
Quoting TheNoob
{quote} your article don't adds any serious economist name...its only a stupid subject out of nowhere...be carefull with your sources...the real knowledge isn't on forums of stupid economic-porn magazine site... it is Inside the books...Nicholas Kaldor is trustable economist from the past, whatever you say, today still nobody is able to give him wrong, certainly not your east-european journalist who never learnt anything about economy at school... so as Kaldor say: unemployement is the good link in US case...no links between inflation & growth,...
a serious economist. so what did he ACTUALLY DO? not what he wrote, what did he actually do? those who can do, those who can't preach. what does it help you to know a lot when you piss your pants when there come a time when you actually have to do something? it is easy to read lots of book and then talk to others about it. this doesn't mean anything if you haven't DONE anything with it..

take bernanke for example. look at his education, his articles. it would be hard to find someone with more THEORETICAL knowledge about markets, economy... and what did he acomplish as FED president? what did he improve? what is his legacy? what will we remember him for? NOTHING

i have lots of friend with masters degree, they know a lot about everything. still they can't find a job. they can even afford a car. they can't DO anything. but they can talk hahahah
Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth.
  • #946,057
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:51pm Dec 23, 2014 12:51pm
Quoting leeon
{quote} a serious economist. so what did he ACTUALLY DO? not what he wrote, what did he actually do? those who can do, those who can't preach. what does it help you to know a lot when you piss your pants when there come a time when you actually have to do something? it is easy to read lots of book and then talk to others about it. this doesn't mean anything if you haven't DONE anything with it.. take bernanke for example. look at his education, his articles. it would be hard to find someone with more THEORETICAL knowledge about markets, economy......
Bernamke did everything that was asked of him. If you dont see success of him its becouse you are regular person like most of us traders here, who either work, are in school, pay taxes etc. And then there is another group of people, usually called 1% (they dont all sqeeze profits of him though, some make it by other ways), to them Bernamke is demi-god. He kept ponzi scheme going by saving bond, stock and housing bubble (deflating it a bit 2008 by crash, but then keep it going further on), which is exactly what gives elites going forward. More money on wall street, further going of economy trough proped sp500 and not letting total corection of stock market, by further inflating trillions onto property prices, keeping main property markets in London, Canada, some EU cities afloat, by printing trillions that basically did everything said above.
To them he is hero, and its them who say what is good for "economy", not regular people. 1% dont care for real economy, they care for financial market health as it keeps state going. On other hand it is true that in 21st century economy is state is mainly driven by financial sector, so there you could say the point that if Bernamke wouldnt done what was asked of him system would collapse. Is that better or worse, well thats to discuss.
But please dont use words like: how did Bernamke help real economy, central bankers cannot create jobs directly trough their policies not in broad sense, unless they use QEs for people and broad 0% policies for PEOPLE and not for financial centers, which ofcourse is NOT happening at least not in way that it helps much. When bankers really do go 0% rates to people thats when you need to start worrying, when they start "helping" people thats when shit happens. Thats how 2008 crash came into play, 0% rates and happiness for people (bread and games eh?) on NINJA loans, and bum it goes property bubble and further Lehman crash.
  • #946,058
  • Dec 23, 2014 12:54pm Dec 23, 2014 12:54pm
Quoting leeon
{quote} a serious economist. so what did he ACTUALLY DO? not what he wrote, what did he actually do? those who can do, those who can't preach. what does it help you to know a lot when you piss your pants when there come a time when you actually have to do something? it is easy to read lots of book and then talk to others about it. this doesn't mean anything if you haven't DONE anything with it.. take bernanke for example. look at his education, his articles. it would be hard to find someone with more THEORETICAL knowledge about markets, economy......
You can't see the forest for all the trees.

What did Bernanke do? He became the fucking chairman of the fed aka the most powerful person in the United States, ran it for 8 years, survived through the 2008 collapse. The guy had arguably the roughest tenure as a fed chairman next to the great depression- pulled the country through it, and lived. He's a rockstar. Oh yeah- and he's worth 2 MM- yet billionaires bow to his knowledge.

Question: what do you ACTUALLY DO that you'd take a stab at Bernanke like he's worthless compared to you? I'll answer for you- you sit behind your computer, calling out people on EURUSD, making absolutely 0 contribution to the site other than worthless argument. What positions have you called? What new trader have you helped develop? 250 posts in 5 YEARS? gtfo.
  • #946,059
  • Edited 1:15pm Dec 23, 2014 12:59pm | Edited 1:15pm
Quoting leeon
{quote} a serious economist. so what did he ACTUALLY DO? not what he wrote, what did he actually do? those who can do, those who can't preach. what does it help you to know a lot when you piss your pants when there come a time when you actually have to do something? it is easy to read lots of book and then talk to others about it. this doesn't mean anything if you haven't DONE anything with it.. take bernanke for example. look at his education, his articles. it would be hard to find someone with more THEORETICAL knowledge about markets, economy......
you are stupid or what? B.bernanke? an economist? LOL... he is only a joke in that matter the Younger serious economist was J.M. Keynes and he is dead... so leave your B.Bernanke out he only copy what The previous one has built... don't compare an idiot business man full of friend with real thinker, a legend like Kaldor...please...go back at school before saying something more stupid...Today every economists legends are Dead or not living, so what? we do with what we have, they have B.bernanke, plus i never said im better than them...so i don't know why you transform it in something personnal with me...pls explain? you are better than them?...everyone piss in their pants when they have to meet/fight etc... much more powerful guys...
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  • #946,060
  • Dec 23, 2014 1:09pm Dec 23, 2014 1:09pm
you guys crapping this thread with silly arguments....meanwhile EU breaking down the trendline...heading to 1.2080. the holy grail of support.
always draw trendlines
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