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    U.K. Prepares For Deep Budget Cuts

    Move to Switzerland. Tax cuts waiting for you.
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    The case for commodity currencies. Central banks adding CAD + AUD

    Hum...Russian central bank, too ? :D
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Germany to take on less debt than projected http://www.thelocal.de/national/20100622-28009.html
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    Germany to take on significantly less debt than projected

    The German federal government won’t have to take on nearly as much debt in this year as previously feared, a media report said on Tuesday. Government coalition sources told daily Süddeutsche Zeitung that they plan to stick with their record austerity plan, but thanks to unexpectedly...
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    Consumers are so indebted that only Keynesianism may prevent a double-dip recession?

    Like always, the way to go is the golden mean. It´s about finding the "equllibrium" between spending and savings. I know, it´s a hard job, though. :)
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    Short DAX at 7740

    That´s why I use strangles mostly a bit different in "uncertain" chart situations. Preferably, I am closing out one of the legs and using the other leg as a hedge...:) Doesn´t work always, though.
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    Sharpe Ratio useless

    More about this topic here : http://caia.org/search/node/Sharpe
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    Dow Jones up 200 on Monday! U.S. gets China to act on elevated Yuan!

    Dow Jones up + 267,93 points on Monday, to be precisely...:D :p :)
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    is it possible to achieve 30% return

    Started in 1982 by James Simons, Renaissance currently has more than $15 billion in assets under management. Since 1989, the company's $5 billion Medallion Fund has averaged 35% annual returns,after fees, and the Medallion Fund is said to be one of the most successful hedge funds..... Are you...
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    BP is gone. Under 5 in 12 months

    BP is gone under 5 in 12 months ? When I read suggestions like these : strong buy regardless of the mistakes that BP made. Some of you should know that more than 10 % of US pension monies are invested in BP stocks ( before the spill ) and how many US jobs are depending on BP as a employer...
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    COT Weekly EUR data, net short positions down over 40 %...

    http://www.cftc.gov/dea/futures/deacmelf.htm Euro-mania once again a perfect example of sell-side sucking in retailers with subsequent short-squeeze. It´s so classic every newbie should hang up the chart of the last 8 weeks in EUR action in relation with COT changes right on the wall of his...
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    Dan Loeb's TPP for 16% off

    Thanks for posting. :)
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    May's market mayhem in FX settlements

    June’s ECB Monthly Bulletin, released on Thursday, is turning out to be a treasure trove of enlightenment when it comes to what transpired inside the financial system in May. We’ve already noted the critical dysfunctions the Bank observed in the money markets — which it said were...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Can´t confirm any Spain rumors. To the contrary, the playing ball is back in the US...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    ESTX50 puts, sure...and deep means 12 % lower from actual prices....:)
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    Is there an ETF that tracks CTAs or trend-followers?

    What do you mean by "a look" ? On what timeframe ? Milliseconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks ? There are more than enough global macro players out there disclosing their "long-term" holdings... :confused:
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    Spain to reveal bank ‘stress tests’ results

    Rogers Says He Has Bought Euros `Beaten Down' by Crisis buahaahahaha...."Let Greece default"-Rogers buys Euros...LOL ...
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    Spain to reveal bank ‘stress tests’ results

    Spain’s central bank has thrown down the gauntlet to bank regulators elsewhere in Europe, saying it plans to publish the results of “stress tests” on the country’s financial institutions to clear up doubts about Spain’s banking system. Spanish officials and bankers believe that...
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    Short DAX at 7740

    Cashing in on these Sep calls, reinvest deep OTM Sep puts.
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    Henderson’s Hong Kong property dream falls through

    Fresh from from Hong Kong — a headache for property giant, Henderson Land. Late on Tuesday, the company controlled by billionaire Lee Shau-kee let slip that it would take an HK$734m charge (USD$94m) on 20 cancelled Hong Kong apartment sales. Henderson had already included sales of 24 flats...
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