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http://www.cboe.com/data/IntraDayVol.aspx Market participants propperly hedged in index options. Interesting is that they are net equity calls... I can smell a late session rally...

http://forex.fxdd.com/132159/forex-trading/ecb-has-no-comment-on-speculation-of-emergency-meeting

http://forex.fxdd.com/132170/economic-statistics/shaeuble-said-to-say-itlay-should-seek-efsf-aid-if-needed

The most concerning sign today is this: http://www.zulutrade.com/TradeWall.aspx 80,4 % long EUR/USD. EURUSD - The ratio of long to short positions in the EURUSD stands at 1.00 as nearly 50% of traders are long. Yesterday, the ratio was at -1.67 as 63% of open positions were short...

That´s what they deserve:

I am quoting comments from FT´s "high quality media team" or with other words: EURO bashers.

While I totally agree, money printing NOW is not about solving debt problems, but it buys time for these idiots of politicians to finally understand what´s at stake! Act now and forget about "hyperinflation". Better hperinflation than hyperdeflation.

I have read Friedman´s comment. Absolutely. Mario Draghi has simply to pick up the phone and tell Angela and Wolfgang:"What do you want? An EURO implosion or an EURO explosion?" I am full with OTM puts in all indices, EURO currency put options and other puts. I guess half the world is...

“ECB is buying aggressively,” one trader told Reuters. Another trader said the ECB was now also targeting the two-year bonds, in addition to the country’s 10-year paper. http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/ea9fcdfa-09ed-11e1-8d46-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1dCkKJbrU

And where was the German Bundesbank when Italy and Greece and other offenders joined THE EURO SYSTEM? Cough, cough, cough. I recall a Dr, Helmut Kohl and Mitterand having some nice bottles of red wine over their "EURO success story".

Germany is the most stupid player in this drama. They will destroy this union because of their Weimarer Republic "hyperinflation" dogma.

BNP Paribas SA and Credit Agricole SA, France’s largest banks by assets, are finding that their pursuit of growth in neighboring Italy in the past decade has a downside: political risk. As the world’s biggest foreign holders of Italian public and private borrowings -- with $416.4 billion...

Says Germany may face a mild recession if debt crisis isn’t solved. Sees 2012 GDP at 0.9% in 2012, exports at 3.2%. Can’t rule out Euro zone break up if states don’t repair budget, suggest Euro zone fund to help finance debt reduction. ECB risking its credibility in...

Will the eurozone survive? If so, in what guise? If not, how will it be broken up and what might the consequences be? These, among others, are some of the key questions currently occupying the minds of the financial great and good. Here’s Martin Wolf in Wednesday’s FT: Will the...

Dexia, the ailing Franco-Belgian lender, unveiled one-off losses of €6.3bn in the third quarter, linked to the emergency nationalisation of its Belgian unit and the fall in value of its holdings of eurozone sovereign bonds. The bank also cleared the way for a capital injection of up to...

You have never seen blood on the streets, youngster. If you would have, you would be a bit more humble...

Note — this is not the margin call many were looking out for. As we’ve explained, LCH Clearnet SA follows a different framework to LCH Clearnet Ltd – operator of the RepoClear service which applies the famous 450bps spread “trigger” for sovereign risk margin. LCH Clearnet SA is...

5868.00 last print. That´s the answer to your question. 5850.5800.5750 puts in place. Braniacs from London have decided to wipe out their own jobs. Well done, braniacs!

Ask the idiots of so called "macro economists" and "chief ecomonits" at London investement banks who like to get rid of their jobs and 50.000 other jobs in "The City" and you will get your answer. For more than 2 years some a$$holes from London have made European government debt their "theme...

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