check your quotes genius, I got out close to where I got in. What a horror
When was the last time you had a losing trade?I think Clinton was the president but I'm not sure
Which article, you seem to bring headlines out of your ass. And yes, I don't hold a world title on perfect trading, unlike yourself. How many winners you have had in row?I think its more than thirteen but I might be under counting some 10 baggers
I covered the EURUSD short(still on the SEK NOK). I'm going to wait a bit to try to forecast what this interim government is likely to do, there is so much noise in terms of headlines that it seems no one knows what is going on(except ralph00 of course)
Yes, its different from Ireland because in Greece haircuts have been already been accepted that will occur by everyone. Its a matter of whether they will haircut in a way that keeps their economy in hell for another decade to the benefit of EU banks or they will do in a way that is painful right...
Me too. But only partially. Now I will do the trade without stops, I make all kinds of bad decisions when I have a stop on. I will just size this in a conservative fashion
I closed my position but I have a laugh to the suggestion that the opposition will approve the bailout. Besides ralph and the american retardation society I don't think anyone will believe on that
I'm not sure they will get EU and IMF money. Papa own's call was that the bill would not pass, hence he went desperate with the referendum. He already told that in public and probably personally to Merkozy. Unless they are insane they wont give money that they know won't serve any purpose and...
I'm not sure how the Greek system works but if the government falls won't they have some kind of temporary government till the elections? I believe in Portugal they did, and it was the same guys who were in power before. They only got out when elections where held
It seems that Greece is...
"Speaking in Cannes, Papandreou said he was forced to call the referendum after it became clear there was no "broad support" from opposition parties for the bailout deal reached with the rest of the eurozone and big banks just a week ago.
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So the Greek government is collapsing and the referendum might collapse too. Why are markets taking that as good news?Are they not aware that the opposition(who is likely to take over) has voted against austerity in almost every chance they had?
In my mind the new government is going full...
PM Papa had the guts to stick to his position
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/referendum-day-decide-greeks-future-124
I really would like to have a Greek contact now. I want to know much people will behave over the coming days if there is a threat of a pull out of the EUR(even if small)
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Come on man, they are a market maker, its part of the risk. Bottom line is that autoliquidation leads to market orders which usually benefits market markers
How exactly do they preserve capital in a period where their carry is negative?Because I'm not exactly excited to pay salaries(bonuses) plus all corporate expenses to have my money sitting on cash. And if they do play carry even in bad periods, then they are just carry monkeys
You would have...
"EU, IMF Aid to Greece on Hold Until After Referendum"
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45135887
Am I the only one who think this Referendum equals game over. I don't think there will be a lot of people who will want to run a russian roulette with their deposits on their banks on whether they will be...