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Cause things cannot get worst.

That's the thing, i think a "YES" would be the bad thing. I don't get the markets seeing "no" as bad...

There's a bearish bubble growing that you see posted everywhere these days: "The economy is going to hell, we are all doomed!!!!"

Nope sorry. They are all against USD Means: Long AUD/USD or Short USD/CAD safest bet Long EUR/USD or short USD/JPY might work but riskier GBP or CHF are not good ones to play vs USD. Str ranking expected this week: 1-AUD 2-CAD 3-EUR 4-JPY 5-USD 6-CHF 7-GBP

2 weeks i've watched the USD lose some strenght against the other currencies. Double top & lower-high on USD/JPY Same USD/CAD First up-week following small down week on EUR/USD GBP is week all-around so it's difficult to read USD momentum out of this pair USD/CHF busted...

Still long avg price somewhere a little bellow 1.26. But, EUR did have it's first up-week in a LONG time, fellowing the modest drop of last week. Looks like a reversal. I hope another drop to 1.25 so i can average down agressively, then back up. 1.28 target! I'll be conservative on this...

Sure our new currency would drop like hell for a time. Which is good for a new born small country to make it's place in the world. But people here want to keep the CAD anyway, even if i think it's a bad idea.

Well i have Quebecers information journals. I don't even have a clue what is happening in this country past Ontario :) I doubt it would help you.... Libareals are like emperor Palpatine, they will corrupt everyone they need to corrupt and will manage to stay in power no matter how hard the...

1) The 2001-2002 recession and market crash was the 2nd most severe in history after 1929. So your great depression already happened, don't wait for another one to come. 2) As the economy grows and get bigger and more diverse, it also gets more stable and recover faster. An entire part of the...

That's the thing. I think a "no" is a good thing and the EUR should move up if we expect a no, but that ain't happening. It's quite something, it's about consolodating power more and more to an upper level of government, again letting go some national soverainty. May be the constitution...

Damn!

2 questions: 1) If the Euro constitution fail, is it really a bad thing? 2) Do the markets already expect it to fail? I think that's why the EUR keeps downtrending and never bounce back. Wait until the issue is solved.

There is always opportunities, that's how the market mechanic works. Take a look, pairs don't move togeter and you always have a 2-3 sec lap to capture a pip of arbitrage. But there are thousands of automated arbitrage systems running in large banks. That's what makes the markets move togeter.

Here's what i tried. I give my idea for free! I just hope that you're honorable enough to share your secret in return if you find how to make money with it. I know the spread eats everything, and you can't swap so arbitrage is impossible anyway with the stupid internet bucketshops. But, if...

That's a bunch of PhD economist going through intellectual masturbation by describing a simple fact in a complex way, and then believe they discovered something!!! :D stupid geeks.....

500:1 ???????????? Fuck i get killed in a week playing with 20:1 !!! With that leverage it's a one-shot deal buddy, and you better be damn right! Guess how that firm makes it's money?

GBP bounce: was right EUR floor: was right JPY lower-high: was right! :) I know this is just short term and that doesn't mean anything. Funny thing i'm up EUR/USD, up GBP/USD and down EUR/GBP :)

JPY is the most dificult play these days. Even EUR/JPY or CHF/JPY, looked like a bounce on the trend line, but looks more and more like a break. I play AUD for asian currency.

"It's hard for a fixed system to keep up with.. broken rythm." - Bruce Lee Still riding, as long as it doesn't drop too much my trade is good. USD was pretty strong last month, everything that rise up must stop and reverse. GBP dropped far too much. Look for bounce. JPY looks like it...

Economics, you have to print shit loads of paper money and throw it in the market to counter that natural pressure to make your currency rise. Sooner or later you drown under the flood you created.