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- countaccrue commented Mar 29, 2020
The system liquidity would have seized up with no stimulus. This was the only way they could keep the stock markets moving in both directions rather than down and flatline. Their priorities are out of control.
- countaccrue commented Mar 29, 2020
This is unsurprising, with blue-chip P/E ratios having been pump-primed to such astronomical levels it's no wonder the profit-taking and liberating equity can't be completed by all parties.
- countaccrue commented Mar 29, 2020
Institutional conglomerates saturated with USD will be scratching their heads as they try to stave off a US Dollar vs. major exchange rate correction. A terrible act perceived by a horrible mind. - Vlad
- countaccrue commented Mar 29, 2020
Typical, either delusion or silly propaganda to reduce imbalance in supply/demand on US Dollars. The stimulus was rooted in stock market profits (FED estimated 5-trillion-USD) being taken by foreign parties, globally as the supply would be ...
- countaccrue commented Mar 18, 2020
Worried about negative rates? I'm not afraid of that. Weak banks would worry about that. Weak banks would go bankrupt.
- countaccrue commented Mar 18, 2020
Consolidation cycle again. Politics held it off of Wall Street for a several years but of course they couldn't predict the inevitable X-factor...
- countaccrue commented Mar 18, 2020
I suspect CAD will rise, extremely long duration.
- countaccrue commented Mar 15, 2020
The bottom will probably be downwards another 20% regarding S&P 500 from Friday close at the top of the day rebound. Look out for $2,200 from quote $2,711, a 22% drop, for the bottom to fall into the range of post recession recovery all-time-highs ...
- countaccrue commented Mar 15, 2020
CHF and AUD.
- countaccrue commented Mar 15, 2020
It is amazing that there were net shorts in CHF at one point this year.
- countaccrue commented Mar 11, 2020
Apparently BOED is acting coy about too much demand-vs.-supply for GBs now-a-days and decided to join the government yield 0% club.
- countaccrue commented Mar 11, 2020
Avoiding stimulus because ... Shrinking export demand.
- countaccrue commented Feb 28, 2020
Appears it's going to take a hit in the statistics of market share in "financial", albeit a nearly insignificant one.
- countaccrue commented Feb 14, 2020
They must be preparing to demolish prices.
- countaccrue commented Feb 11, 2020
These days 0.25% benchmark seems reasonable considering how much money people suck.
- countaccrue commented Feb 11, 2020
The Fed doesn't create inflation, they only encourage it. That limits their options depending on circumstance.
- countaccrue commented Feb 5, 2020
What if both GBP and USD were bearish? I think a longer-term reversal is unlikely.
- countaccrue commented Feb 5, 2020
hello cayman islands
- countaccrue commented Feb 2, 2020
EURUSD 2-5 year reversal happening, that could boost all oairs vs. USD.
- countaccrue commented Jan 29, 2020
Yes, coupled with Euro in this case.