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I agree with you, but I want to point out that there sis no such thing as a peaceful revolution. Politicians and Club Med corporations are only scared by extreme violence. I am not suggesting any of course, just expanding on your comment.

On they go, financing unelected, uncontrolled organisations with taxpayers money to sustain club Med Companies and to push business competition under the carpet. Come on! More bailouts, more QE, more IMF, more power to states and politicians! The only way for us to be profitable, is if this...

You may be right, but I would have thought that all this bunch of people was ready for a squeeze. After all, how long can this rally be sustained for? Anyway, we'll see how it works out. I personally find it strange. No retracement whatsoever, no correction, indices scared of the red.

This is unreal, somebody is holding up the market. Do they have news on QE3 or is it pure manipulation?:confused:

Agreed, well done! Now I suggest a new candidate: Goldman Sachs (GS).:eek:

I've seen some bullshit rallies in my day, but this one is at the top. would be funny if I was not short. Lost 15.000 in 8 days, Fxck!

The second graph you posted is quite interesting. It seems to show that the latest recession is over and that the job market are ready to spike. BUT strangely enough, for the 1st time, there is no V turn. Perhaps you will need to expand the last grey area...or maybe job market will rise abrubtly...

I just wonder why the last triangle is different from the previous two? Its about drawing lines after all you can draw any line.

How do you trade with DBS as their commissions seem unreasonable? Daytrading with DBS seems very expensive to me.

The general Greek population never asked or wanted to be part of the anglo-saxon wealth contest. They were deceivingly brought into the Euro by their politicians, whilst every economist knew they could not stand the chance. They have always been in debt, but used to own their own debt. Gradually...

You are right, I listened to the video again and indeed he says prudent, but in such a low tone of voice that I mis-heard.

The Euro is very 'solidde'...but we have to remain put. http://www.euronews.net/2011/08/30/eu-debt-crisis-gravest-since-world-war-ii-warns-trichet/

+1 :p

I don't know about the US, but lack of news from Europe is scary. ECB is currently buying sovereign debt, but no one knows how much and where. EU banks are still too leveraged, overexposed to bad debt and short of cash as Lagarde suggested this week end, but she was soon threatened to be...

cheer up! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOSVjAPQbFI

I wonder if the bloke is of the same opinion now as two years ago... http://www.businessinsider.com/warren-buffett-explains-how-the-bailout-is-crushing-healthy-companies-2009-3

Dear Lybians, If you give us Ghaddafi to run Europe, we'd be happy to give you a special offer: Cameron, Sarkozy, Merkel, Berlusconi and Trichet, all for free!! (you have to make sure that they stay in Lybia and never leave) Not a joke, ask any European. Send me an e-mail if interested...

Agreed, I think markets will regain a little today and perhaps also tomorrow. I am bearish though overall (from 2 weeks to 2 years timeframe).

Hi Vulcan, Any idea why the EUR is so strong? I am not a forex expert, but EUR/USD weekly has shown strenght despite all. Are the Chinese buying massively?

SCGLY now -12,50% Carla, call the police!:mad: