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What extra risk? All you see are orders at the bid/ask chewing their way through the DOM on ANY given day. When strikes enter the market intent on driving price in only one direction regardless of resistance then your risk decreases ..... you just go with the flow. There is no way that...

No, that is not how the system works. World Bank and IMF for that matter are there to front the circus they are not the ringmasters. regards f9

Why don't you watch it settle down and then trade what you see. Essentially it is just another day, just like yesterday was. What you see is what you get and therefore it is what you trade. regards f9

Nothing has changed.

Your first point is excellent, it seems to be a stage that all developing nations work through. One quick read of the economic history of Britain and USA will confirm your statement. Interestingly, it was Henry Ford who lead the way out of this period in US history by ensuring that his...

Are you saying that foreigners are so dumb that they entered into the accumulation of large positions of USD in the expectation that they could be redeemed at any time. Perhaps they have a game plan that the other fellow fails to see. With it's oil backed dollar, US has offered foreigners...

And that is where you and I disagree. Muslim Arabs will join forces will Muslim Persians in order to over throw US- Israel occupation in their backyard. Whether they succeed is not the issue ironically. The issue will be the collateral damage to Israel, US and UK. After which God will be...

If China sells the dollar, how will they be paid. regards f9

A valuable lesson! Is that where you fire a warning shot through your own foot and if they fail to take heed you fire a second shot through your other foot? regards f9

The impact of your statement is mind boogling ..... it basically means that the Fed will need to monetarise the debt ... I cannot even get my head around it Now, what happens if US citizens wake up and stop spending. Already this year the inflow of TEUs (containers) is dropping...

I am just trying to alert people to what might well be the next phase in this game, or there may well be another phase in between. Already US Banks are now permitted to carry more favourable goodwill capital terms enabling them to reload their ratios beyond the normal capital asset...

http://www.ustreas.gov/press/releases/hp1138.htm The July Treasury capital flow report clearly shows that the bloody foreigners have ceased buying US debt. God knows what August and September are going to look like. You just cannot trust a foreigner these days. I suppose the Fed will...

ES If you are ever going to get your "pay to view" blog up and running at the expense of ET you will need to place real time trades and stops. regards f9

Your opinion is already out dated. They fired over the heads of US forces and their choppers two days ago at the border before the US retreated. This latest order is just a natural extension to the first order. As we speak the US is in Pak trying to reach a new accommodation, so...

Pakistan's Internet Magazine Herald Archive, Search www.dawn.com By Iftikhar A. Khan ISLAMABAD, Sept 16: The army has ordered its forces to fire on US troops if they carry out another raid from across the Afghan border. An army spokesman said on Tuesday that field commanders...

Agreed, it is what everyone needs whether they understand it or not. It produces a far more comfortable and dignified lifestyle for everyone. However greed being greed, once a few have now had a good taste at the trough there will be no going back. The trick (now proven) is to keep the...

They are all good when price oscillates evenly. You need to have a word with price and ask it to behave. regards f9

I was on my annual pilgrimage to US last November and I mentioned to LA friends that given the slide in house prices and the rise in restaurant prices maybe they were entering stagflation. That did'nt go down well so I dropped the conversation, but the thought has never left me regards f9

Cuts were only a part of the mess. The core of the disaster lay in loose lending criteria attached to the bundling of bad paper. Yes low rates contributed but they were not singularily the root cause. regards f9

PR Firstly you will spawn a whole host of replies with this thread that may or may not be true. There is no way you can know, but to drift towards the latter would put you on the safe side at the very least. Secondly, trading is a solitary sport and so the outcome to your question cannot...