Does It Count as ‘Real’ Deflation When Prices Hit an Oil Slick?
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Disliked{quote} Mate we are definitively in disagreement with this. We are talking about the US not Greece!!!. Just to make it simpler and to the point, there are 2 huge areas right now driving the US. One is the huge revolution and renaissance of industries long gone driven by the shale revolution and cheap energy (...dont even make Gator start at this ... ). The second and for me the most important, its the incredible and probably never seen before transformation in US urban cities driven by NY that now even include so called dead cities like Atalanta...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Mate we are definitively in disagreement with this. We are talking about the US not Greece!!!. Just to make it simpler and to the point, there are 2 huge areas right now driving the US. One is the huge revolution and renaissance of industries long gone driven by the shale revolution and cheap energy (...dont even make Gator start at this ... ). The second and for me the most important, its the incredible and probably never seen before transformation in US urban cities driven by NY that now even include so called dead cities like Atalanta...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Mate we are definitively in disagreement with this. We are talking about the US not Greece!!!. Just to make it simpler and to the point, there are 2 huge areas right now driving the US. One is the huge revolution and renaissance of industries long gone driven by the shale revolution and cheap energy (...dont even make Gator start at this ... ). The second and for me the most important, its the incredible and probably never seen before transformation in US urban cities driven by NY that now even include so called dead cities like Atalanta...Ignored
Disliked{quote} call me crazy.. i do recall late 2009 till 1869 eu. the economy news coming out the u.s. was mostly bad. and each time after, with good or bad u.s. news. the eu dropped. we both know each situation is different. one thing that hasn't changed is the consuming nation. if that nation consumes less in a bad (any slower) economy. i bet the nations reliant on that consumption, fair worse.Ignored
DislikedI closed some shorts in profit because it looks like EU could go higher after a break the coming hours/days. Still have shorts open in the red but nothing too worrying. I'm going to wait until we have a clearer picture of what's going on. I would optimally reload some fresh positions higher up to get a better average entry once again. Damn moves like this really mess with my patience. Gatorinla do you still have shorts open or also closed them before the news to be flat on EU? What is your view on this? Still short biased and aiming for a temporary...Ignored
Disliked{quote} 1869 ? That far back ? Respect ! How was everything back in the days?Ignored
Disliked{quote} so the job creating shale-oil areas do better pray for price to go above 75-80 USD per barrel soon again, shouldn't they? If not - party over for the next years?Ignored
Disliked{quote} 1869 ? That far back ? Respect ! How was everything back in the days?Ignored
Disliked{quote} sisse, I really do enjoy your posts and I think you should go on CNBC with that Jim Cramer lunatic This shale gas thing is a farce, and it's a double farce at the current oil price........ Get the fat barstewards on push bikes! What did Einstein say, energy is neither created or destroyed. I can't believe we still pay all these bastards a small fortune for something that God created for us with his 'massive fart' for freeIgnored
Disliked{quote} i didnt have but 30% left.. i closed remainder with anticipation before fed, of a trip back to 1400.. still flat... at 1422/24 i may enter with a tight stopIgnored
Disliked{quote} money was made much lower in the past. people just need to get off the fed tits and the market will reset..Ignored
Disliked{quote} call me crazy.. i do recall late 2009 till level 1876eu. the economy news coming out the u.s. was mostly bad. and each time after, with good or bad u.s. news. the eu dropped. we both know each situation is different. one thing that hasn't changed is the consuming nation. if that nation consumes less in a bad (any slower) economy. i bet the nations reliant on that consumption, fair worse.Ignored
Disliked{quote} call me crazy.. i do recall late 2009 till 1869 eu. the economy news coming out the u.s. was mostly bad. and each time after, with good or bad u.s. news. the eu dropped. we both know each situation is different. one thing that hasn't changed is the consuming nation. if that nation consumes less in a bad (any slower) economy. i bet the nations reliant on that consumption, fair worse.Ignored