ES Journal Archive (2011)

[gmst]

On a different note, I think the actions today by Fed and others has clearly demonstrated once again that we are in the low rates regime for a very extended period

The obvious (longer term) trade is long risk assets, long gold should be the safest, as it also shows Fed and others commitment to keep debasing paper money and cause inflation in the world for the sake of blah blah blah.

Does anyone can recommend a good short position to keep against long gold position to reduce the market risk for a long term position ?

 

[satchel]

Quote from satchel:

please santa, bring a sea of red.

the good news is starting to get a little thick,sellll

 

[kinggyppo]

http://money.cnn.com/2001/01/03/economy/fed/

this is an old article, there was a guy on et who lost over a million on this ask him if it counts,LOL. Good trading.

 

[gmst]

Quote from kinggyppo:

so you lost 10 es points but it doesn't count, I don't get it?

My loss does count indeed, but in my eyes the pattern in this instance doesn't count. I think we will have to agree to disagree on this point.
Peace !

 

[macho grande]

where are the sellers??

 

[ammo]

spx

 

[ammo]

Quote from gmst:

On a different note, I think the actions today by Fed and others has clearly demonstrated once again that we are in the low rates regime for a very extended period

The obvious (longer term) trade is long risk assets, long gold should be the safest, as it also shows Fed and others commitment to keep debasing paper money and cause inflation in the world for the sake of blah blah blah.

Does anyone can recommend a good short position to keep against long gold position to reduce the market risk for a long term position ?

confederate dollars,they may be planning down the road to debase all curencies so that the debts are worthless, then new currency,isn't this how they have dissolved debt in the past

 

[tortoise]

Quote from ammo:

confederate dollars,they may be planning down the road to debase all curencies so that the debts are worthless, then new currency,isn't this how they have dissolved debt in the past

i call it "etch-a-sketch monetarism"

 

[GordonTheGekko]

Quote from ammo:

confederate dollars,they may be planning down the road to debase all curencies so that the debts are worthless, then new currency,isn't this how they have dissolved debt in the past

Or we could all trade with gold points

 

[ammo]

31 to 1, i guess next time we see 80/1(2 days ago)we can be ready for act two