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coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 23, 2010 22:17
In Thread: JPY
said, fxdd mt4 has data starting from 1978
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 23, 2010 22:04
In Thread: Gold Catching Down with Euro
JasonFX,

i think you can get net longs/shorts from the COT report
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 23, 2010 19:15
In Thread: Gold, Oil & Indices (Equity & Bond Indices)
PippedOff,

you are as entertaining as Ashraf is insightful. keep it coming both of you :)
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 23, 2010 17:53
In Thread: JPY
pipster,

" ashraf bites the dust" is wrong phrase. Ashaf rules.
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 23, 2010 8:21
In Thread: EUR
pippedoff, are you buying or selling against $? and also are you on any messengers? would love to interact.
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 12, 2010 13:36
In Thread: GBP Trade Index 18-Year Chart
pippedoff, whats with you and goldman? its boring now.
coolshades
UK
Posts: 53
14 years ago
Feb 10, 2010 11:07
In Thread: $1.32 Euro Under Construction
re xaron,callum and montmercy's posts,

there is a significant difference between the eurozone issues and the usd issues.

no matter how bad the debt is in california, new york or wherever, those arent independent nation states and will NEVER be allowed to drown. the Federal government WILL step in to save them with whatever measure possible, even if that is printing money.

in the eurozone, the solutions are less clear. i doubt greece, spain and portugal will be allowed to leave the union and go back to their old currencies. in fact that will never happen. however the structure of the eurozone economies will be seriously tested because all these are independent nation states WITHOUT the ability to print their money to freedom!

i would not be surprised to see civil unrest in greece, spain and portugal in the coming months.

at the end of the day for the large funds, this is all about perception of risk and the USA any day is perceived to be less risky than the eurozone, given the current issues today.
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