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Harrekin

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Guess your happy the Fed Propped up European banks including yours

Thanks Obama
Do you never get tired of being wrong?

Currency swaps to restore dollar reserves is not "propping up our banks", it just let's us buy shit from the US.

Also, who's currency is worth more?

:)
 

ginwilly

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Do you never get tired of being wrong?

Currency swaps to restore dollar reserves is not "propping up our banks", it just let's us buy shit from the US.

Also, who's currency is worth more?

:)
Eur vs dollar is at a 52 week low and the euro central banks are looking at QE trillions like we've done. So expect an increasing income gap in your part of the world too.

Japan central banks announced an 80Trillion QE per year (about 675B in dollars).

The saving grace for us all is the madness is contagious and everyone is doing it.

I hope the inevitable correction is decades away. Logic tells me it's around the corner though. With interest rates at near 0, we've nothing left in the chamber to fire if any of the major bubbles we've created burst. Especially in re: to housing and stock markets. We have no ammunition left.

We have created a world wide liquidity trap.
 

NLXSK1

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Eur vs dollar is at a 52 week low and the euro central banks are looking at QE trillions like we've done. So expect an increasing income gap in your part of the world too.

Japan central banks announced an 80Trillion QE per year (about 675B in dollars).

The saving grace for us all is the madness is contagious and everyone is doing it.

I hope the inevitable correction is decades away. Logic tells me it's around the corner though. With interest rates at near 0, we've nothing left in the chamber to fire if any of the major bubbles we've created burst. Especially in re: to housing and stock markets. We have no ammunition left.

We have created a world wide liquidity trap.
You keep saying we... Who is we?
 

Harrekin

Well-Known Member
Eur vs dollar is at a 52 week low and the euro central banks are looking at QE trillions like we've done. So expect an increasing income gap in your part of the world too.

Japan central banks announced an 80Trillion QE per year (about 675B in dollars).

The saving grace for us all is the madness is contagious and everyone is doing it.

I hope the inevitable correction is decades away. Logic tells me it's around the corner though. With interest rates at near 0, we've nothing left in the chamber to fire if any of the major bubbles we've created burst. Especially in re: to housing and stock markets. We have no ammunition left.

We have created a world wide liquidity trap.
Dude, they're talking in the 600bill euro range and it's because CERTAIN countries can't get their shit together.

QE hugely assists countries in the periphery that have addressed their structural debt/deficit problems and are now experiencing robust growth.

Don't believe me, ask Chesus, he even pointed out that our Govt debt is SO popular that it went to negative interest rates in September ;)

People were literally giving our Govt free money BY CHOICE, how awesome is that?
 

ginwilly

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Dude, they're talking in the 600bill euro range and it's because CERTAIN countries can't get their shit together.

QE hugely assists countries in the periphery that have addressed their structural debt/deficit problems and are now experiencing robust growth.

Don't believe me, ask Chesus, he even pointed out that our Govt debt is SO popular that it went to negative interest rates in September ;)

People were literally giving our Govt free money BY CHOICE, how awesome is that?
Isn't it amazing the psychology of money? I know you are trading and have been longer than me so you are ahead of my curve. I'm floored by some of the market forces. The support and resistance in markets based solely on numbers is fascinating to me.

USD/EUR is trading at 1.222ish right now and trending lower. It will bounce around 1.215 because it usually does lol. The psychology behind it amazes me. Buyers come in at "this range" historically and sellers take profit because historically buyers come in causing the bounce and it happens almost every time regardless of rhyme or reason.
 

ChesusRice

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Dude, they're talking in the 600bill euro range and it's because CERTAIN countries can't get their shit together.

QE hugely assists countries in the periphery that have addressed their structural debt/deficit problems and are now experiencing robust growth.

Don't believe me, ask Chesus, he even pointed out that our Govt debt is SO popular that it went to negative interest rates in September ;)

People were literally giving our Govt free money BY CHOICE, how awesome is that?
More popular than US treasuries?
Dream on mcjunkbond
 

NoDrama

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The US takes, takes, takes, the only thing it gives are bombs. Money Bombs, real bombs, bombs from the clear blue sky, financial bombs, market bombs all sorts of bombs. Boom!! Boom!! KABOOOOM! You can hear us coming, tearing up everything in our path like a Class F-6 Tornado, randomly killing off emerging market GDP's if they slip into its meandering path.
 

Harrekin

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The US takes, takes, takes, the only thing it gives are bombs. Money Bombs, real bombs, bombs from the clear blue sky, financial bombs, market bombs all sorts of bombs. Boom!! Boom!! KABOOOOM! You can hear us coming, tearing up everything in our path like a Class F-6 Tornado, randomly killing off emerging market GDP's if they slip into its meandering path.
Must be hard getting owned so badly that you can't even reply to your own thread anymore ;)
 

ChesusRice

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Must be hard getting owned so badly that you can't even reply to your own thread anymore ;)
Didn't get owned.
You derailed this thread into shit. And if you haven't noticed I haven't been wasting my time coming to this forum for the last couple of days.

As to Irish bonds.
never will be as popular as US treasuries.
The gold standard in government investing.
 

schuylaar

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Buck.

I wonder how much the ACA went up for people with subsidies? compared to people that do not receive subsidies? Because as you know mine jumped up nearly 20% which forced me to down grade my policy two notches to make up for the increase monthly payments.

I am starting to think the only way you can come up with the rates are going up slower under Obamacare than they did in decades before are for the people with subsidies or the free shit.

If you take out the subsidies and the free shit from your DD I think you will find record increases. Thanks BarryO.
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