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PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013When I wrote "Where would you put your money?", I didn't mean you as a retail trader playing with your own cash. I meant you as a greedy pig in your never ending hunt for yield so that you can make a profit for your clients (with their money) and ...
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- PipTrapper commented Dec 15, 2013
Thanks for that post SD. Well written. In fact it is quite reasonable to assume that what the Fed has "printed" so far has only gone just far enough to replace the capital that was lost in the financial crises. Therefore, nothing has really been ...
40% of QE tapering in December; more German opposition to ECB moves in 2014
- PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013
No, no alternative. I think you've hit the nail perfectly on the head. 1710/30 is my target area. From there, I might be buying, but I shall wait and see first.
The Club!
- PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013
It's quite simple really. Ignore for a moment, growth, unemployment and inflation. Focus instead on this... Fed keeps printing BOJ keeps printing ECB keeps talking. Now, where would you put your money?
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Very good write up indeed. You should start a thread. 
- PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013
A case of the weekly Fibs... Draw your own conclusions. Can you tell I was bored this morning?
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- PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013
Welcome back to the eurozone nightmare Talk of eurozone turmoil may have been temporarily stilled by a fanfare over 'solidarity’, but the monetary union remains as flawed as ever url
The Club!
- PipTrapper replied Dec 15, 2013
Welcome back to the eurozone nightmare Talk of eurozone turmoil may have been temporarily stilled by a fanfare over 'solidarity’, but the monetary union remains as flawed as ever url
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- PipTrapper commented Dec 15, 2013
Just because Simon Smith has 17 years of macro forecasting and investment strategy research, it means diddly squat. Bill Ackman has 21 years experience in investment strategy research and has already lost 50% of the $1 Billion bet he and his firm ...
40% of QE tapering in December; more German opposition to ECB moves in 2014
- PipTrapper commented Dec 15, 2013
Not to mention the less than perky inflation numbers.
40% of QE tapering in December; more German opposition to ECB moves in 2014
- PipTrapper replied Dec 14, 2013
which is very possible from a technical perspective, but it is not something that I would bet any money on yet. First I need to see which side of the range this puppy wants to exit and whether or not that exit is a fakey breakey.
Cable Update (GBPUSD)
- PipTrapper replied Dec 14, 2013
It doesn't matter what these theories state. In the end they are only theories and anyone who has lived enough years on this planet knows only too well that theories live in a different "Space time continuum" than reality. Until such time way in the ...
The Club!
- PipTrapper commented Dec 14, 2013
Obviously a rhetorical question, but for those of you still scratching your heads, the answer is "You".
Message to the Euro: You’re Flying Too High
- PipTrapper commented Dec 13, 2013
I agree there is a high potential for the dollar to get trashed (down to 78.00 support), but I do not see how the charts are screaming it. In fact, what I see is an inverse head and shoulders pattern targeting 84.xx
U.S. Dollar: Losing the Appetite to Sell Below 80.00
- PipTrapper commented Dec 13, 2013
Hey XTrade. What do you figure the USDX is going to do when it hits 78.0? That's tough support and it's not that far off.
'Turnaround' For USD': Levels To Confirm - JP Morgan
- PipTrapper replied Dec 13, 2013
E/U Daily Chart For the upside, my final target is the 161.8% fibo extension of the A wave (1.3859) However 141% extension (1.3800) has held price so far so we may already have a top even though it may also be retested. On the downside I have ...
GBPUSD & AUDUSD Daily Analysis
- PipTrapper commented Dec 13, 2013
Yep, Djieselbloem is certainly a good candidate for that. I think we'll find out fairly soon. Another factor which is probably holding back the ECB from any aggressive action is the Fed's tapering of QE3. Draghi most likely wants to see how a taper ...
Message to the Euro: You’re Flying Too High
- PipTrapper replied Dec 13, 2013
Ha... I was going to suggest Chrome. The best browser IMO. Cheers mate.
GBPUSD & AUDUSD Daily Analysis
- PipTrapper commented Dec 13, 2013
FA certainly does explain why the Euro keeps grinding higher despite high unemployment, low inflation and essentially zero growth. It's all about the best looking ugly girl and that's the Euro. ECB is the only major CB that is not printing. Simple ...
Message to the Euro: You’re Flying Too High