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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
Hey mfoste ... PIMCO loved your idea about cash in hand. But they kinda bummed out cause no one has $600 billion cash lying around..... so if you could spare some from your personal Armageddon stash that would be super!
EDIT: The Chinese ...EURUSD
- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...... you are trolling me right? If so well played sir... well played indeed
If not then HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
and I can't believe you have a +10vEURUSD
- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
When you mean 'cash' you mean deposit into an account with a bank? Are you serious? Remember 2008 during the last financial crisis, bank deposits became the riskiest assets of all. Banks were falling over left,right and center. So much so that ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
Hahaha.. seriously? I had a sneaking feeling when you equated the sovereign default of the USA to defaulting on your credit card and now this cash comment confirms it..... Anyway carry on. Good luck to you

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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
Where else would you put your monies? - German bonds are rock solid but are a fraction of the size of the US bond market. - Chinese bonds? Japanese bonds? LOL ... in any case they again are too small and not enough liquidity. - By law in the US ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
Actually if the US defaults, it's likely that more money will pour into US Treasuries. Investors will selloff their riskiest assets and US bonds still remain the safest and most liquid money market.
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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
There must be a Central Bank or two holding this up. Both after vote was cancelled and spain possible rating downgrade came through, BAM they stopped the falling knife at 4281. Could this be Japs doing? UJ is already running away.
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- Traderji replied Jul 29, 2011
At times like this I think the $1500 per month for Bloomberg would be well worth it. Now only if I could actually consistently make profits...
By the way, A. Kunt Is The 10th Most Popular Person On Wall Street TodayEURUSD
- Traderji replied Jul 28, 2011
The funny thing about Mr Ron Paul. This anti-big government libertarian has had more federal government money pumped into his district than ever before. Federal spending in his district has quadrupled since 1999, making it one of the highest ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 28, 2011
Its just amazing to the watch the stupidity of the Republicans. Recently they demanded $16million cut from the FAA and held up passing the FAA budget which caused a shutdown of the FAA. This is costing the FAA $25million per day in lost fees from ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 28, 2011
The markets here in Sydney seem to be shrugging off some of the angst of the US default situation. Equities are broadly up. H1 chart shows a retest of trend extremes being setup. Should be good for a few quid. *** A man walks into a bar, gets a ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 28, 2011
@PTL - Great call on the drop from 438x
Almost spot on the exit of 428x tooEURUSD
- Traderji replied Jul 26, 2011
I am starting to give up on 444x ... no technical reason, just bored out of my frigging mind.
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- Traderji replied Jul 25, 2011
Australia. Specifically the state of Northern Territory. Hundreds and hundreds of kilometers of first-world class highways where you can just go as fast as you want. Legally.
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- Traderji replied Jul 25, 2011
These Amercians are nuts. Just been watching Bloomberg TV for the last hour and these guys are so anti-Obama that they keep regurgitating the idea that nothing will happen if the US defaults. This is what they are saying on Bloomberg - The mild ...
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- Traderji replied Jul 21, 2011
I wonder if EUR fin meeting today will actually come up with a conclusive end-game to crisis or they will put out another non-committal press release which just pushes the issue away for another few weeks?
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- Traderji replied Jul 20, 2011
To break through daily high or not to break through the daily high. That is the question.
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