How can a bunch of grown Ivy-league educated people be so stupid or disingenuous as to pretend this endless money printing is helping anything but inflating the already huge asset bubble in times when exactly the opposite is needed? This is just 4 ...

Fed Expands Asset Buying, Links Rates to Joblessness, Prices

It's all BS until it's announced, anyway. I personally think they won't do jack this time around, but whatever. Stay on the sidelines and watch the long candles going every which way, no matter what takes place.

Are You Ready for QE4?

Wow, this headline should read "Greece tries to default, fails".

Greek Debt Buyback Misses Goal

Why is it that every time the Fed meets, the "economists" are calling for more QE? Sounds like the Fed is the only driver of market sentiment higher anymore... take that away and watch another flash crash in all its glory.

Fed Seen Pumping Up Assets to $4 Trillion in New Buying

Here's an excerpt from the last paragraph of the statement: You don't need the ability to read between the lines to understand that RBA wants the currency to be lower.

RBA Cuts Rates, AUDUSD Gains – What Gives?

Have you actually read it? The tone of it is not what I would call bullish.

RBA Cuts Rates, AUDUSD Gains – What Gives?

The statement is pretty dovish, they even mentioned concerns over exchange rates, so the tone is generally bearish. Wait and then short when the smoke clears.

RBA Statement on Monetary Policy

Is someone actually going to buy the Euro based on this news, other than a deranged mental patient?

Merkel Signals Greek Write-Off Possible as Buyback Begins

Yeah, kind of like me giving you a dollar and expecting 40 pennies back. Great return!

Greece announces offer to buy back govt bonds

Wow, what a great deal - a 60-70% haircut!

Greece announces offer to buy back govt bonds

No, there's no double top if you are only looking at the 4h chart. Maybe a triple top that didn't materialize, not a double though.

USD/JPY – higher on no fresh news – stops above 82.30

Uh, LOL indeed. What time frame are you looking at? Because on the weekly chart, I see the first top well above 133. How's it broken now?

USD/JPY – higher on no fresh news – stops above 82.30

Monetary stimulus is a direct injection of liquidity into financial markets by buying some type of assets (take QE, for instance), while fiscal sounds like some type of tax breaks.

USD/JPY – higher on no fresh news – stops above 82.30

$11B in stimulus is nothing for a country like Japan. And unless I'm reading this wrong, fiscal stimulus is not the same as monetary stimulus.

USD/JPY – higher on no fresh news – stops above 82.30

So first they called for 3%, then 2%, now it's down to 1%? What next - they will settle for 0% as long as there's no deflation? Bollocks.

BOJ’s Shirai: BOJ will continue easing until 1% inflation is in sight

I wouldn't want to be short the Yen if this Abe either: - loses the election, or - slightly underdelivers on his easing threats.

The Most Hated Currency In The World

Why do you think this is a long term shift? The runup in Feb-Mar was far greater, then it went almost all the way back to where it started, just about as quickly. You see, I am following Yen pairs. So why is it different this time? Does this mean ...

The Yen -- This Time It's Different

Actually, this article is a mere statement of already known facts, nothing eye-opening. No real analysis either or an explanation for the headline.

The Yen -- This Time It's Different

So you're saying that if all you had to work with was charts, the hockey stick PA of the last few sessions would still seem perfectly reasonable and easily explainable?

BOJ may hold fire until next year as election looms

Oh okay, now THAT makes perfect sense. Keep rationalizing a kneejerk reaction to a politician's words with Bollinger bands.

BOJ may hold fire until next year as election looms