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- Good News / Bad News for the Dollar [view article]
- Currency ETFs and ETNs [view article]
- Currency ETFs: For Speculators Only [view article]
- Pound Sterling Falls On Hard Times [view article]
- The Sterling is Getting Pounded [view article]
- U.S. Session Wrap: Meredith Whitney Does It Again [view article]
- Japan: Recession All but Certain [view article]
- Currency Pair Overview: Dollar Gains as Commodities Fall [view article]
- Foreign Currency Trading: Can Investors Profit From Trends? [view article]
- Euro Slumps to Five Month Low Against the Dollar [view article]
- Currency Overview Post-FOMC [view article]
- The Olympiad of Central Banks [view article]
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Good News / Bad News for the Dollar [view article]
This is typical Keynesian thinking.Monetary stimulus is inflationary.
Having the government taking on 5T in mortgage obligations put the taxpayers on the hook for rising loan defaults. Since no politician will raise taxes to cover this, they're going to flush our currency down the toilet to cover the losses.
None of this is dollar bullish. It's dollar bullsh*%. Reply
Jackson
Currency ETFs and ETNs [view article]
Thank you! We've updated the list to include:Market Vectors Double Long Euro ETN (URR)
Market Vectors Double Short Euro ETN (DRR) Reply
Currency ETFs: For Speculators Only [view article]
Could the dollar collapse? Yes. Is it likley to? No. Do I feel more confortable with my retirement funds spread into the high interest bearing currencies? Yes.Why? Because I now, don't care if there is a run on the US treasury!!!!!
Zing Ray Reply
Currency ETFs and ETNs [view article]
Don't forget the Market Vectors Double Long and Double Short Euro ETN's. I hope someone introduces a short pound ETN soon! ReplyPound Sterling Falls On Hard Times [view article]
short cable from 1.95 great trade see no reason to close out any time soon..... they will cut like every other central banker, inflation targets are fine but scorced earth is no good....Reply
The Sterling is Getting Pounded [view article]
Full blown pound crash in progress (-1.6%) ReplyQueens
U.S. Session Wrap: Meredith Whitney Does It Again [view article]
I think you are missing the point here--the LFB seems to be supplying a lot of economic info and they also made an important point.Everyone is consumed with the dollar's connection to oil, but they;ve pointed out that the dollar was able to decline even after oil fell because the financial sector weighed on the overall indexes.
Much of there info seems to be taken right from the source, and they break it down in a way that paints a total picture of the market. I think it's a very handy resource. Reply
The Sterling is Getting Pounded [view article]
EUR/GPB is actually up. In a big way (+1.2%). ReplyU.S. Session Wrap: Meredith Whitney Does It Again [view article]
How somebody comment on everything,FX,Oil,Gold if one doesn't have any position in derivatives he writes about.I am a trader and watch markets every day and have a feeling for it as my account goes up and down in regard to the market movements.
All the commodities bulls become bears suddenly,it proves again nobody have an idea what is happening.
From traders perspective,for short term I can see that Crude Oil have strong support at 113$ as rising price have good volume while declines are made by pikers.I am positioning for rebound in Crude Oil and Nat Gas (I don't trade metals and don't have an opinion on that) as big balls guys are accumulating now and the ood thing is that this kind of biggest Oil/Gas traders don't buy it to make a buck,they must see the market to the future as liquidating big position in energies is not economic,with big selling volume prices will crash.They can sell only when prices go up 5-10% or more as then pikers already get bullish news and buy so big funds are nicely selling some of their positions.
Look what happened when the main traders started to sell Crude Oil from 145$ it took prices more than 30$ down,I think more than is accepted by their valuations.So I think their selling will come at 135$ at least as accumulation happened to build at around 125-115$ level.
Even if Oil may decline more in the future,first the Mafia will make their money from your shorts.
Don't listen to any analyst/expert who writes about things he don't knows about and don't trades.If would not advise a driver how to drive if would not have a driving license.
Good trading day everybody,follow your killer insticts. Reply
Vistesen
Japan: Recession All but Certain [view article]
oops ...copy/edit; "will not BE punished (...)" Reply
Vistesen
Japan: Recession All but Certain [view article]
I sure hope so Kunst ... of course, if my readers are not willing to reciprocate I can only hope that my crime will not punished too severly.Claus Reply
Japan: Recession All but Certain [view article]
"I will forgive my readers..."But will your readers forgive you? Reply
Currency Pair Overview: Dollar Gains as Commodities Fall [view article]
Never say never, but to anybody who lives in the UK outside the rarefied (and self-interested) confines of the Square Mile or Canary Wharf, a rate rise looks utterly implausible. If the BOE were to raise, something which looks pretty unlikely whatever this week's inflation figures might say, it would be as much a political act as an economic decision - with Gordon Brown lying under the dagger. ReplyForeign Currency Trading: Can Investors Profit From Trends? [view article]
Mr. Swedroe,Thanks for your response. If markets have a risk premium then they have an inherent uptrend. And that is what buy-and-holders are exploiting. Interestingly, risk premium is generally the explanation for why carry trading is persistent.
Cheers from osaka,
john Reply
Euro Slumps to Five Month Low Against the Dollar [view article]
THANK-YOU - THANK-YOU - THANK-YOUThe charts you have displayed are EXCATLY what the big financial institutions/central banks are looking at.
Its a very clear picture, made even clearer by you article.
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