“Greece Will Default On Its Debt And Will Eventually Leave The Euro” – Paul Krugman The USA jobs numbers could disappoint.. So another month ticks by and another ‘NFP day’ comes around. For what it’s worth my advice is that, unless you’re already in a trend trade, you should be incredibly wary of taking a […]
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George Bush gave some legendary quotes during his time in office, the media labeled them “Bushisms”. On occasion a light was shone into the truth behind the actions of the USA admin. and govt. due to his quotes. This quote, (however clumsy), highlighted the real agenda behind the rescues, bailouts and QE at the time
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A spokesman for the Greek government said this morning that negotiations with its lenders are now focused on three issues; wages, pensions and bank recapitalization. Pantelis Kapsis, when interviewed, told Greek television that there are just a few “sticking points” to be cleared up before the Private Sector Involvement (PSI) is agreed by all parties.
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The grandstanding, show boating and vain-glorious pointlessness of the current USA politic system has been revealed by Obama’s party attempting to introduce a law that has no chance of becoming law. The people who’d make the decisions and take the vote, the multi millionaires up on Capitol Hill, (on both sides) aren’t turkeys, they won’t
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There’s been some fascinating developments in the world of Yoga in the USA lately. As with many activities and pastimes they move in phases and, using our trading terms, yoga broke out of it’s tight range a couple of years back and has stayed above the 200 MA ever since. Yoga is very popular in
量的金融緩和, ryōteki kin’yū kanwa The markets have been subjected to a softening up process over the past month or so, with regards to an expectation that further Q.E. will take place by the UK’s Bank of England possibly at their next monthly meeting. Given the topic is hot it may be worth taking a ‘lite-bite’
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The highest proportion of European companies on record are missing profit estimates despite the region’s stocks post their best start to a year since 1998. Market bulls believe that the Stoxx 600 will extend this year’s four percent gain as the region’s stocks are still cheap and efforts by the European Central Bank to boost
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“So what’s your edge then?” is a question I’ve been asked in the past when sharing online, or face to face, conversations with currency traders. The first time I came across the phrase “the edge” in relation to trading I wasn’t sure what the meaning was and even now (some years later after first encountering
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House prices have continued falling across the USA despite the wider economy improving according to a closely watched survey published on Tuesday. For the second consecutive month home prices fell in 19 out of 20 cities measured by the S&P/Case-Shiller index, leaving average prices at levels not seen since the mid-2003. This was the third
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Default Is Not A Get Out Of Capitalism Free Card, But There’s Always The Sun The first time I went to Greece was to a small island called Lefkas, back then the small village of Vasiliki was at the time (late 80’s) termed “the windsurfing capital of Europe”. It was a cheap holiday, the accommodation
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