Tradefair & Financials
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...and it will work until one day it doesn't. Accept it for what it is and trade what you see happening (not what you think should be happening) or become canon fodder.
The only question remains, are you fast enough to keep up with the machines?
It seems like over the weekend, the Greek problem and the euro crisis has been solved, the US fiscal cliff issue has been resolved, the US economy and housing market are in full recovery, China will expand credit forever, Japan is about to print yen in full retard mode, and the world's largest market cap company added over $30bn in market cap in a single day on no news.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it may be subject to debate if there is diminishing returns in successive iterations of QE but there can be no debate what spraying $85bn every month on the members of the banking cartel really means.
And I would be remiss, if I didn't say this, after squeezing the shorts for all it's worth last week on FB (all those shares "out of jail" hitting the market and all that), it was the only place where I was spotting red today. Speaks volumes.
There are no markets any more, just the illusion of markets. Gamble if you must but first understand where you belong in the pegging order of receiving FED favors.
The only question remains, are you fast enough to keep up with the machines?
It seems like over the weekend, the Greek problem and the euro crisis has been solved, the US fiscal cliff issue has been resolved, the US economy and housing market are in full recovery, China will expand credit forever, Japan is about to print yen in full retard mode, and the world's largest market cap company added over $30bn in market cap in a single day on no news.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it may be subject to debate if there is diminishing returns in successive iterations of QE but there can be no debate what spraying $85bn every month on the members of the banking cartel really means.
And I would be remiss, if I didn't say this, after squeezing the shorts for all it's worth last week on FB (all those shares "out of jail" hitting the market and all that), it was the only place where I was spotting red today. Speaks volumes.
There are no markets any more, just the illusion of markets. Gamble if you must but first understand where you belong in the pegging order of receiving FED favors.
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Oh the unfairness of it all.
The theoreticians like Menelaus suffer whilst the "disconnected" market players act not in accord with his wishes or desires. You can to a certain extent understand the fury and frustration in him. Can't be fun explaining all this to your wife day in day out. |
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Oh, what would a day be on here without you showing up and p1ss1ng on one of my posts?
If you have something to say, say it, don't wait for me to post and then drop.......sh1t all over the forum. Oh, I forgot, your local daily rag won't cover TODAY'S market action until TOMORROW. How unfortunate for you, you could have parroted something pretending it's original. You are a halfwit. That doesn't bother me, you were born that way and regretably you'll die that way. It's the prost1tut1ng part that I fine so distasteful. |
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Oh what a day it would be on here without you showing up and p!ss!ng on the forum.
If you have something new or original to say, then post it---don't sh!t all over the forum all day, every day with the same, repetitive observations. We get your point. Right or wrong is not the issue now. It's the tediousness of your trying to ram it down everybody's throat ad nauseam. |
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On the other side one can say that people commit murders for some
specific reasons or another, but please don't tell me about the lastest. |