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A trader concerned about the health of another trader he doesn't know... strange. It was his first post no less. A weird way to get involved...

Eurotrasher, I too hope that Atticus' health is as good as his calls are or better, but please refrain from posting here unless you stay on topic.

Chit chat is fine, but Big John and his chiropractor shit is way off right now.
 
Quote from atticus:

He's a chiropractor. So no, he's not teaching A&P in med school. My AST/ALT is fine.

.........................................

he taught for 8 years and sliced 500 stiffs up on the slab.

was hit by a car, busted up everything.

a miracle he is still breathing.

..........................................


AST/ ALT does not show % toxic.

once you hit 1/3 liver function, autoimmune is imminent.

you get no warning bell.

tylenol will get you there the fastest.

the rest of the white synthetic acidic based powders run a close second.

yum.

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Comments from Chinese Premier Wen, who clarified that an easing inflation profile in China allows more room to adjust monetary policy, stemming concerns over the past few sessions that monetary stimulus from the governing powers in the country has been delayed.

Asia markets up, yen weaker on the session.

Watching Cable again tonight on retail sales, looks ready to drop.
 
this is the first time I see IFR mention oanda positions

Retail players remain stubbornly short AUD/USD (61.2% according to Oanda's open positions) whilst the wholesale crowd are a little long but nothing like it was a few months ago. Asia of course loves to run with the negative side and with position squaring (covering short USD exposures) continuing today ahead of the Ramadan holidays, it is not surprising that the AUD is a little softer today.
 
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