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- sixfeetunder commented Jun 20, 2012
China PMI should give the markets a direction for the rest of the week
Dollar resilient after Fed largess, China data eyed
- sixfeetunder commented Apr 5, 2012
With all the immigration, the shift here in Canada is actually getting younger. IMO
Boivin: Aging Gracefully: Canada’s Inevitable Demographic Shift
- sixfeetunder commented Apr 5, 2012
Way to go Canada!!! CADJPY long here looks OK if/when the equity markets stabilize. Maybe around 1375 on SPX
Canada Adds Most Jobs Since 2008 as Full-Time Work Soars
- sixfeetunder replied Mar 25, 2012
Maverick FX — Maverick is one of the better prop companies out there. Good profit splits, low spreads/commissions, extra capital/buying power and a community of traders to meet with. If you are looking to go prop, go with the ones with a long ...
Advantages of "prop" desks?
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 25, 2012
Yes, Central banks kept interest rates low for two long. What this caused was the inability of pensions, money market funds, insurance companies, etc. to beat inflation (which was near 5% in 2006 and 2007) by buying treasuries at 3-4%. So, they had ...
The global financial crisis – What caused the build-up?
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 25, 2012
Way to go to the privileged! by the way, your savings just got diluted
Richest nations 'pulling out of economic slide'
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Best name for a Yacht.... the "C"Word. From arrested development
Britain's richest woman takes delivery of £100m superyacht
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Is that boat really called the VAVA?
Britain's richest woman takes delivery of £100m superyacht
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Beats a fist fight in a Jacuzzi every time
The Euro finance commissioner and his heated debates in the sauna
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Nothing like a good debate in a sauna.
The Euro finance commissioner and his heated debates in the sauna
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Market movements are inevitable, regardless of our wishes. Trade the market . nothing else
IIF: Very Important and Damaging Ramifications from a Disorderly Greek Default
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Best thing to do is make a bunch of money on the short side and then use it to help people that are damaged.
IIF: Very Important and Damaging Ramifications from a Disorderly Greek Default
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
When trading, you should only worry about what is the current market and not what you want it to be. I agree that the global financial choas will be sad and everyone should do what they can to help their fellow man but trading is all about being on ...
IIF: Very Important and Damaging Ramifications from a Disorderly Greek Default
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
I do think the EUR will ultimately survive but there will be a country or two that leaves.
Bondholder group sees 1 trillion euro Greek default risk
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
They all wanted to be in the same ship together so when it goes down they are exactly where they wanted to be
Bondholder group sees 1 trillion euro Greek default risk
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
This is likely to trigger rating agencies to also rate Greece in default, triggering other consequences.
Euro falls 1 pct on day vs yen
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Bond Swap deal is not the big news as this was agreed last month. However, the Greeks put in a Collective Action Clause (CAC) that they can use to force all the non-willing bond holders to accept the same terms for writedowns. Involuntary reductions ...
Euro falls 1 pct on day vs yen
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Thats all QE has done
J.P. Morgan Takes Trading Day Bragging Rights
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
Let's do more QE so the banks can get more free money to invest in the 10YR at 2%. Bunch of crap
J.P. Morgan Takes Trading Day Bragging Rights
- sixfeetunder commented Mar 6, 2012
EURJPY could go back to 100 with a little more bad news. JPY could come back into favor very strongly
Where is the EUR demand?