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- paddlepip commented Nov 23, 2016
Unfortunate it's the billions $ the most capable are concerned with. This will be recognised in time.
- paddlepip commented Nov 21, 2016
Waste of talented individuals unfortunately.
- paddlepip commented Oct 26, 2016
If I were a NZ lady and a bloke named rammer called me beautiful, I would probably be a little bit concerned.
- paddlepip commented Oct 19, 2016
That's because they're effn boring. Many on this planet will collectively heave a sigh of relief once this shitshow is over regardless of outcome.
- paddlepip commented Oct 19, 2016
I thought a lot of Japanese workers just stay late and don't actually do much at the end of the day (or night). They're just there so they're not the first ones to leave... Any truth in that?
- paddlepip commented Oct 3, 2016
Agree Sniper.
- paddlepip commented Aug 30, 2016
Honestly at this point one can only laugh.
- paddlepip commented Aug 1, 2016
More useless comments from yet another exotic holiday destination at tax payers' expense. At the very least they should be personally hit with the (likely enormous) mini-bar tab. Or you know... next time do us all a favour and do a conference call.
- paddlepip commented Jul 30, 2016
Couldn't agree more.
- paddlepip commented Jul 22, 2016
One more reason for the history books to consider the current experiment dangerous and feckin' stupid. They (and Sweden, Canada, Aus, US, NZ, UK the list goes on) should have all had macro-prudential policies in place from the start that closer ...
- paddlepip replied Jul 22, 2016
These spikes are fairly extreme that's for sure.
- paddlepip commented Jul 19, 2016
Well, no idea. Last time JP tried something bold (neg. rates) it backfired fairly spectacularly. Really depends on the details I guess.
- paddlepip commented Jul 6, 2016
I have great respect for Gross. He would probably be one of the more honest characters in the market.
- paddlepip commented Jul 5, 2016
Your portfolio just isn't complete without a few of these in it.
- paddlepip replied Jul 1, 2016
The old permanently high plateau. That didn't end so well last time.
- paddlepip commented Jul 1, 2016
Surely they must soon be coming to the conclusion they've destroyed the EU bond market... and it's spilling over.. What's the bet they'll start buying RMBS... what can possibly go wrong?
- paddlepip commented Jul 1, 2016
It's important to also look at sales activity (number of transfers) as well, which is way way down across the nation including Sydney. Like equities, houses are melting up on no volume...
- paddlepip commented Jun 30, 2016
Playing devil's advocate here: How do you think British shops that rely on EU tourism felt when the Euro plunged vs the GBP from '13 - '15? Non-issue!
- paddlepip commented Jun 29, 2016
Agreed. So 90's. Like whatever.
- paddlepip commented Jun 24, 2016
More than ever! Sounds expensive...