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  • #954,061
  • Jan 24, 2015 5:51am Jan 24, 2015 5:51am
Quoting maximinus
{quote} Nothing. The sun will rise again the next day and will continue to do so. {quote} Where have you seen that syriza is in search of leaving eurozone ?
WTF i did a googlshitt search and did not found any syriza but found saryshitt maryshitt fookshitt and all are rich no need for QE nor they need sun they have solar shitt and greeceshitt will not leave the german dream
  • #954,062
  • Jan 24, 2015 5:57am Jan 24, 2015 5:57am
EURUSD
How long can it take to parity or slightly below (0.95; 1.618 AB=CD Monthly chart)
Technical
According to harmonic time & price measurements, within 6 months.
AB=CD, AB=15 Monthly candles, CD= currently 9

Focus next on 1.1033 (1.618 Ext ABCD) and 1.08 (yearly S2)

Fundamental
QE + slight surprise 60 Bn/Month in place and Greek election in case of left party win, US and EU monetary policies divergence will accelerate downward momentum.
Tomorrow will devise trading plan for next week and post it here.
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  • #954,063
  • Jan 24, 2015 6:04am Jan 24, 2015 6:04am
Quoting dano12
come on baby 1, 1300 - 1,13300
lol same 30 though,,, see where on monday ,,gl
  • #954,064
  • Jan 24, 2015 6:21am Jan 24, 2015 6:21am
Quoting kill56
{quote} WTF i did a googlshitt search and did not found any syriza but found saryshitt maryshitt fookshitt and all are rich no need for QE nor they need sun they have solar shitt and greeceshitt will not leave the german dream
How many doom scenario have they sold since the creation of the EU and EZ ? This one is the latest but not the last.

I don't need to ask googleshitt. I know that none of the member has the right to exclude another member. For me this fact is enough to forecast what will happen.

But hey, I don't want to deprive anyone of the joys of speculating about improbable scenarios for now.
Don't be smart. Be rich.
  • #954,065
  • Jan 24, 2015 6:42am Jan 24, 2015 6:42am
Quoting maximinus
{quote} How many doom scenario have they sold since the creation of the EU and EZ ? This one is the latest but not the last. I don't need to ask googleshitt. I know that none of the member has the right to exclude another member. For me this fact is enough to forecast what will happen. But hey, I don't want to deprive anyone of the joys of speculating about improbable scenarios for now.
  • #954,066
  • Jan 24, 2015 7:01am Jan 24, 2015 7:01am
Quoting rehorst
{quote} This site speaks poorly of ICM. http://www.ratingfx.com/broker/ICM_Brokers/
I have debunked plenty of review sites on ICM before, you can look in my history of posting, though it might be hard to find trough all the posts, it was months ago i posted. Simply people doing reviews (not just ICM but for all others) are A-complete beginners and technical problems they have are abosolutely not brokers fault, B-complete anomally as 99% of other broker depositors and traders will not follow with their problems, C-valid reviewers, but they are in minority.


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Pretty agree with the comments here. It almost one month since I was TRADINGhttp://cdncache-a.akamaihd.net/items...rrow-10x10.png with this rubbish broker and i never make any profits.
Ye broker is bad becouse you didnt make any profits?

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I encountered terrible lag when I wanted to close my positions with a great price. The customer service staffs are not accommodating too!
Havent yet experianced lag, not even on major events. Customer staff is great.

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Hi Everyone, If you want to lose your money, Choose this broker. The platform don't work well with no connection and invalid prices.
Invalid prices? Really? How is it possible that 99% of users have ok price, while this person gets invalid price. I would assume its not service problem of broker.

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These guys were my first BROKERhttp://cdncache-a.akamaihd.net/items...rrow-10x10.png, I lost a small account with them.
Obviously brokers fault, not traders. Lol.

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They are market makers and they will stole your money in every way so watch ouT!
How do you even consider reasonable rate of review, when you have people with such comments? There is no objectivity in what this person said regarding broker in general, he could aswell put 1 start and completly derail any objectivity in that grade.

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whenever i try to withdraw, they always send me a stupid message!!!!!!!!
Do you still consider this overall review valid, with such comments? Again he could have just put 1 star to back his own stupidity by doing so.

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It's the second time in one month that they are in maintenance with their server, in the middle of the week, with opened positions and without been able to do anything about these positions. They try to offer a very complex and important service but they can't provide it with continuity.

Obviously person who doesnt care enough for his account to check mail for broker updates. All server maintances were given notice several days ahead on mail, so its his fault for not checking mail and opening position carried trough maintenence.

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This broker is really scam. They never gave the spread they mentioned in their web site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes they do.

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is an outfit of criminals, liars, thieves and saboteurs!! Do not TRADEhttp://cdncache-a.akamaihd.net/items...rrow-10x10.png here!!!!!!!!!!

Perfect i bet he has put 1 star and back it by totaly non objective explanation regarding what he had issues with.



Seriously if you consider those reviews objective and true then all you did is waste my time for trying to prove otherwise.
  • #954,067
  • Jan 24, 2015 8:07am Jan 24, 2015 8:07am
Quoting janpec1000
{quote} I have debunked plenty of review sites on ICM before, you can look in my history of posting, though it might be hard to find trough all the posts, it was months ago i posted. Simply people doing reviews (not just ICM but for all others) are A-complete beginners and technical problems they have are abosolutely not brokers fault, B-complete anomally as 99% of other broker depositors and traders will not follow with their problems, C-valid reviewers, but they are in minority. {quote} Ye broker is bad becouse you didnt make any profits? {quote}...
Hi,

I have been with this broker since 6 November 2014. Its not long, but during that time, I had no problems with them. I generally do not trust brokers, so I always say, that you never know, when a broker misbehaves. But I have to say that ICM seems to be ok. Another thing is, my funds there are very small, but still I play a real account. Before this week (ECB QE and Greece) I requeseted withdrawl of my funds and after a couple of days I got them back. After the SNB broker crisis I wanted to wait the current week out of the market. I will refund fund my account next week again. This is my practical experience with them. Hope it helps.

Regards
Mike
  • #954,068
  • Jan 24, 2015 8:09am Jan 24, 2015 8:09am
Quoting kill56
{quote} WTF i did a googlshitt search and did not found any syriza but found saryshitt maryshitt fookshitt and all are rich no need for QE nor they need sun they have solar shitt and greeceshitt will not leave the german dream
  • #954,069
  • Jan 24, 2015 8:16am Jan 24, 2015 8:16am
Quoting Rockerzeus
{quote} BTW Your UM ratio around Mid is wrong in that fib tool if you don't use it different on purpose. You may want to check it.
would you mind to tell me brief explanation about whats the 'UM Ratio' and 'Mid'? i didnt get it on how to start it from the scratch
anw, im right, he got typo on 1.165 instead of 1.1165 lol
  • #954,070
  • Jan 24, 2015 8:21am Jan 24, 2015 8:21am
Quoting fxtyrant
{quote} Panic for euro if syriza wins, syriza is in search of leaving the eurozone If syriza wins and merkel & co cant come to terms with syriza, a lot of the previous bailout money might turn to dust, no hopes for greece to ever pay back their debts to europe if greece leaves
i cant go into politics but because i know this election better than most of you....;-)... let me tell you this

syriza and no other party apart from the communist one want to leave the eurozone

they clearly stated that they will use it as a negotiation tool...and thats now before they are in place to enforce it... meaning they are saying that in order to get voted.

its more of a psychological issue right now for the markets than anything to do with what really is going to take place and bare in mind that 70-90% of people (according to what poll you "chose" to accept) want to be within the eurozone.

austerity and the issues causing this is what is going to get syriza voted and i dont see them voted with a majority thus we are heading for a second round of elections just before the next ECB.

after the second round of elections i expect a coalition government...and here is the puzzle as to which party/ies is/are going to be the others joining, because as per the constitution we might end up having the party that is going to be second on the elections and is the party that is/was the head of the government joining the coalition...

in brief...nothing changes...

what seems to be the greatest change in the whole process is the extreme rightwing party (golden dawn) getting the 3rd place...which is what i believe happening right now and thus locally we are going to have a lot of things going on which i dont want to explain right now (not many of you will understand) but will not have any immediate effect to the markets
  • #954,071
  • Jan 24, 2015 8:47am Jan 24, 2015 8:47am
Quoting janpec1000
{quote}
Thank you,

Time to let the floor to the ROFLING muppet to spread fallacious propaganda.
Don't be smart. Be rich.
  • #954,072
  • Jan 24, 2015 10:17am Jan 24, 2015 10:17am
Now lol that Fridays conversation. Started with a nice point of Goldfinch saying Greece is fooked out of Eurozone and ended up with Hatch beeing accused of beeing a redneck unfamilliar with German culture . So to send the hate further I insist on fact biggest rednecks in all globe are in US.
So, thats about that fun topic.

Regarding those pills to swallow. To name the problem right - PIIGS have very big account deficits - simply meaning they just produce less than consume on international scale. Now politically easiest way proven through centuries to fix account deficit is to inflate - for the very simple reason people will not see their values diminishing untill too late and you superrich hidden in Seychely. But since there can be no direct debt monetization within Eurozone, inflation channel is partially locked for Greece, so they need to use the other channels to make deficit 0. Those other channels are painfull, but the right ones. They need to "deleverage". They have been spending on nonscence stuff out of German money. They have to save. Yes, it is fault of politicians and not ordinary Greeks, but it is the same like with those overleveraged idiots not getting why they went bust out of E/CHF trades - if you borrow and invest into nonscence, you gotta pay.
T
"I know one thing, that I know nothing." Sokrates
  • #954,073
  • Jan 24, 2015 10:34am Jan 24, 2015 10:34am
The only way to solve this dick measuring contest, is to post live account numbers. Then divide the total account capital, but exact measurement of penis (erect, not flaccid) and the resulting number should then be multiplied by last years % gain.

He with the highest number wins.
  • #954,074
  • Jan 24, 2015 10:43am Jan 24, 2015 10:43am
Quoting Tom_D_Trader
Now lol that Fridays conversation. Started with a nice point of Goldfinch saying Greece is fooked out of Eurozone and ended up with Hatch beeing accused of beeing a redneck unfamilliar with German culture . So to send the hate further I insist on fact biggest rednecks in all globe are in US. So, thats about that fun topic. Regarding those pills to swallow. To name the problem right - PIIGS have very big account deficits - simply meaning they just produce less than consume on international scale. Now politically easiest way proven through centuries...
You cant save in economy with big deficit thats the whole problem. Not unless you pull Greece on country by all means. It can be done on paper, but not in real.
  • #954,075
  • Jan 24, 2015 10:55am Jan 24, 2015 10:55am
Quoting janpec1000
You cant save in economy with big deficit thats the whole problem. Not unless you pull Greece on country by all means. It can be done on paper, but not in real.
Sorry mate but thats total nonscence. Nothing is impossible. Greece used to be proud and strong country. It is where democracy was born. System on which we based whole trade economy we now live in. History is quite long thingie and you cant be saying just because Greece entered EMU too soon and got artificially overvalued currency they r doomed for ever. It is just 2008 crisis for christ sake. 6 years. Doest it look long in two milleniums of Greece history?

Yes, they have facked up, the should have never entered EMU. But now while they did, the best thing they can do is to deleverage all wrong business and cut spendings so they produce only competitive goods. Yes, it is very hard pill to swallow for all ordinary Greeks as it includes lowering of living standards. But now it is too late to turn around and leave EMU, they gotta finish what they have started.

Greece, as whole south of Europe lived above its means coz they have accumulated great wealth during 19th century colonisation and sea trade. They havent adapt to modern capitalism, spent their wealth and dont know yet how to make it again. But they were able in the past, these are strong nations. You guys are giving too much value to short term market panic, EU is fcking rich block full of knowledge - and thats the main rich here.

T
"I know one thing, that I know nothing." Sokrates
  • #954,076
  • Jan 24, 2015 11:00am Jan 24, 2015 11:00am
Quoting 2+2=4ex
Hello everyone. I agree with gator, health insurance has gotten out of control the last several years and I've been paying for it. This reform, the way it is written, could be a good thing for the country.
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

oh man.
  • #954,077
  • Jan 24, 2015 11:06am Jan 24, 2015 11:06am
Is there "Economics for Dummies"? Me needs...

found it: https://archive.org/details/EconomicsForDummies_
  • #954,078
  • Jan 24, 2015 11:47am Jan 24, 2015 11:47am
Quoting Tom_D_Trader
{quote} Sorry mate but thats total nonscence. Nothing is impossible. Greece used to be proud and strong country. It is where democracy was born. System on which we based whole trade economy we now live in. History is quite long thingie and you cant be saying just because Greece entered EMU too soon and got artificially overvalued currency they r doomed for ever. It is just 2008 crisis for christ sake. 6 years. Doest it look long in two milleniums of Greece history? Yes, they have facked up, the should have never entered EMU. But now while they did,...
Lets take Japan for example, or UK, or USA, or Spain. Can you cut social structures in those countries and start de-leveraging, cut any dependency on CB QEs, turn "transparent" economics on with 100+% debts, yearly need of tens/hundred billion of debt going even with severe cuts already made without putting in structural reforms that would actually help in long run? Let me give you example of my country, when reforms are voted people turn them down. They want more ponzi. When you start cutting like in Greece people revolt. Its not stable for most goverment partys to pull it trough.
What has to be done is: severe deleveraging by basically wiping of debt by new monetary standard, structural reforms put in place and starting from clean plate. But you cant polish turd to turn it into gold. On fiat system on its bubbly bubbled state doing cleaning means you have to push into goverment spending, which further destroys economy and turns people in streets. Can you name me few countries that have been successful on big deleverage process with state of economics like 4 example countries above?

As for Greece itself the whole problem doesnt start and finish by EZ entry, its much deeper goes around their own politicans and collaborative financial terrorism that has put their state on knees. Greece wasnt broken becouse their economy wasnt ready for EZ, thats nearly not main reason. One could use this reason for few other countries, its powderkeg of side situations that go high into political and financial sphere that helped to create this in first place. This can happen to many other countries if recipe is correct.
  • #954,079
  • Jan 24, 2015 12:06pm Jan 24, 2015 12:06pm
Quoting yaed
{quote} Ah i see, yeah ok. {image} PA isnt really there yet, but it will probably come.
Never mind about that, close it for some +
Think this latest line gotta be broken and or i whanna see some flat and then DOWN before im at this one again.

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  • #954,080
  • Jan 24, 2015 12:37pm Jan 24, 2015 12:37pm
Quoting janpec1000
{quote} As for Greece itself the whole problem doesnt start and finish by EZ entry, its much deeper goes around their own politicans and collaborative financial terrorism that has put their state on knees. Greece wasnt broken becouse their economy wasnt ready for EZ, thats nearly not main reason. One could use this reason for few other countries, its powderkeg of side situations that go high into political and financial sphere that helped to create this in first place. This can happen to many other countries if recipe is correct.

you seem to understand a lot of whats going on here...
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