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tayser commented Apr 4, 2012This relates to FX in what way exactly?
Burger King to return to stock market after two years under $1.4bn deal with UK-listed Justice...
- tayser commented Apr 1, 2012
And with Australia eventually shifting to a mandatory 15% superannuation contribution (up from 9% now) on top of your base salary (mandatory for anyone earning over $450 gross a month: read the overwhelming majority of all Australians) - I wonder ...
Demystifying Baby Boomer Retirement Myths
- Submitted Mar 6, 2012|From theage.com.au|9 comments
Recession is a risk in the slow lane of the two-speed economy. Ten years ago, mining investment in Australia began rising sharply. By 2005-06 it had trebled in just five years. Over the next five years it doubled again. On current plans, it will ...
- tayser commented Feb 22, 2012
Tony Abbot is possibly the worst pick from the Liberals to run this country, he's just saying everything opposite to the government. Oh lets remove means testing private health insurance rebates for people earning over $120k or families over $250k - ...
Australian PM Gillard confirms leadership vote on Monday morning
- tayser commented Feb 22, 2012
Kevin Rudd: proof Qoooiiiiinslanders should never be placed in a position of national authority. Gillard's going to win the vote, Kevin '07 will be bruised even more, hopefully he has the decency to resign from parliament entirely and Gillard can ...
Australian PM Gillard confirms leadership vote on Monday morning
- tayser commented Feb 22, 2012
Boring - another MT4 broker. I'll get excited when someone in Australia offers access to Currenex Lite like FXDD in the US do for account openings around $2kAUD.
Direct FX Announces the Acquisition of ODL Australia
- tayser commented Feb 21, 2012
I take it this wont extend to ETRADE Australia (which is owned by ANZ)?
E*TRADE Launches Retail Forex Trading
- tayser commented Feb 14, 2012
Good to see the Canuckers have the same problems - Australia's private debt to GDP ratio is very similar (160%)
The debate over Canadian debt data
- tayser commented Feb 3, 2012
Australians are finally waking up to the fact there's a lot more in the financial world than the 10am-4pm market hours of the ASX. Short the ASX hahah url
Australia – why is it suddenly a retail Forex center?
- tayser commented Feb 1, 2012
time for BHP & RIO to dump the USD and start pricing in AUD then? hah
Aussie PM signals higher AUD is good
- tayser commented Jan 31, 2012
funny re: high AUD and less farming exports - Victoria has increased it farming exports to its highest ever - circa 9-10 Billion owing to drought finally breaking and crops growing back after the floods a year ago. Dont believe me, read: url
Aussie PM signals higher AUD is good
- Submitted Jan 28, 2012|From theage.com.au|3 comments
This year we'll see more painful evidence of Australian businesses accepting the new reality: our dollar is likely to stay uncomfortably high for years, even decades. It has suited a lot of people to believe that just as the resources boom would be ...
- tayser commented Jan 25, 2012
ahah a very good question: who gives a flying flapjack about the sport of the Great Unwashed (Cricket).
Australia Day comes early to put tourists on the ropes
- tayser commented Jan 14, 2012
from the source article: CREATED: JAN 14, 2012 16:11 GMT; LAST MODIFIED: JAN 14, 2012 16:16 GMT They modified the article but still haven't picked up on their glaringly obvious error in the headline.
Greek Banks In Worse Shape Then Estimated
- tayser commented Jan 10, 2012
50 pips down, 50 pips up - who cares if the macro trend is up or down, movements like this are just what I want.
Shares, euro rise even though Europe worries weigh
- Submitted Jan 1, 2012|From theage.com.au
One of the great unresolved disputes of Australian political history is set to be reignited today by the release of previously secret cabinet papers from 1983. The decision to float the Australian dollar that year is seen as the most important ...
- tayser commented Dec 30, 2011
forget AUD/USD..... EUR/AUD just closed at its lowest price -ever- (1.2664) The US is going to get serious competition from Australian travelers next year with $1AUD buying 79 Euro cents.
Wicked moves at the top of the hour
- tayser commented Dec 30, 2011
ring ring Europe, it's the new world you created calling. Look to Australia, NZ and Canada on how to structure your economies - a finer balance of welfare state and tax regime than yourselves or the US. That is all.
Spain set to fire opening salvos in austerity drive