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AlexC replied Jun 7, 2010Inflation and high unemployment is not a good mix unless you raise one and lower the other. I'm waiting to hear from all the progressive European politicians on how they will stimulate growth.


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AlexC replied Jun 2, 2010It's the weighted dollar index. Dollar up, Euro down and vise versa. url
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AlexC replied May 21, 2010Option-ex week (specially Thursdays and Fridays), are always choppy. Maneuverings are in play.
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AlexC replied May 21, 2010A lot of FXE (euro ETF), put options in the money if it stays at this level today. If it moves up the market makers pay out less.
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AlexC replied May 21, 2010The fact is the bank's money managers are always intervening. Yesterday was a planned short squeeze.
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AlexC replied May 20, 2010"pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." is their motto. they pull the strings.
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AlexC replied May 20, 2010Larry Kudlow's line is always: "Free market capitalism". Shame on him.

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AlexC replied May 20, 2010No, politicians do not control the markets but the banks do. Merkel is just an actor/puppet for the banks. She gets her lines from the banks. After her stint as prime minister she will be rewarded. Look at Tony Blair, he did what the banks told him ...
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AlexC replied May 20, 2010You're right. But politicians are only playing theater for the masses. “You may fool all the people some of the time, you can even fool some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time.” Abraham Lincoln
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