ES Journal Archive (2011)

noone3 · Nov 23, 2011

Live from the PIT now! Fight between BULLS and BEARS!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=hmZEwd23dug#!

edfor · Nov 23, 2011

There's a spike, was there news?

Edit: I was a second away from capitulation on my longs, hopefully this is a reversal and not a fake out.

tortoise · Nov 23, 2011

Quote from edfor:

There's a spike, was there news?

Edit: I was a second away from capitulation on my longs, hopefully this is a reversal and not a fake out.

liquidity injection from the happy holidaze secretariat at the fed

letemrun · Nov 23, 2011

Quote from edfor:

There's a spike, was there news?

Edit: I was a second away from capitulation on my longs, hopefully this is a reversal and not a fake out.

...german coalition might be more open to Eurobonds.... Fade

satchel · Nov 23, 2011

die now vix.

(edit: so I can exit this friggin trade!)

trickshot · Nov 23, 2011

Quote from edfor:

There's a spike, was there news?

Edit: I was a second away from capitulation on my longs, hopefully this is a reversal and not a fake out.

Could be this.

BERLIN, Nov 23 (Reuters) - German backing for the issuance of joint euro zone bonds is no longer being categorically ruled out in Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition, German daily Bild reported in an advance of an article to appear in its Thursday edition.

The normally well-informed daily quoted parliamentary sources in the ruling coalition as saying various scenarios are being discussed that could make German backing necessary for the common bonds the government has firmly rejected until now.

"The German government could, for example, be forced to come up with something in return for a tightening of the euro Stability Pact," Bild wrote in the advance on Wednesday, indirectly quoting parliamentary sources in the coalition.

Merkel and her government have repeatedly rejected the issuance of joint euro zone bonds. In a speech in parliament on Wednesday she said called a joint euro zone bond issuance "extraordinarily inappropriate."

hetanos · Nov 23, 2011

Quote from letemrun:

...german coalition might be more open to Eurobonds.... Fade

Really? I thought Angela cussed that idea out this morning.

(Oh, you already posted that).

edfor · Nov 23, 2011

Whatever it was it seems to be fleeting, a couple of small bounces can't stop the train moving in the other direction.

JoshDance · Nov 23, 2011

can those of you who know what you're talking about translate the eurobonds news for me? good or bad for ES?

good I guess but don't know that stuff at all

letemrun · Nov 23, 2011

Quote from JoshDance:

can those of you who know what you're talking about translate the eurobonds news for me? good or bad for ES? good I guess but don't know that stuff at all

will never happen but the bots love it!