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- venzen commented Sep 26, 2013
now, how am i supposed to fault this article? ... and by Bloomingberg... i don't know what to say!
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
Yen booming after triangle breakout collapse! puh-leez... tsk tsk tsk
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
"Collapses" is hyperbolic considering it's a regular triangle breakout.
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
Shut Down. Close door. Have banana gunfight. Make smelly toilet on carpet!
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
Interesting. Seems they're gearing up for another round of "Just say NO" which started with the Fed saying "we ain't gonna do what we said".
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
hi Navin, you said it: we are small fry and make our profits in these shark infested waters like pirates: hit and run the scraps that are available as a result of bigger fish doing their thing. With this understanding, we "take what we can and give ...
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
I like the way you are drawing insights the Bubble phenomenon. As for the research in the article, i stand by my opinion that fundamental facts in themselves do not move the market but peoples' reaction to them does. I agree with your point that ...
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
from experience i'd say a window in front of you. why? Altho' your monitors are your "windows" into the market, your eyes take massive strain focussing up close all day. A view will allow you to shift focus periodically as well as give a sense of ...
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
ooh, the slap on the wrist is gonna hurt!
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
Well said and good line of argument. I guess that's why guys like Buffett are now becoming vocal collaborators in the debate - a guest politician of sorts - to orientate and coerce the wealthy and keep them from leaving!
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
sure, sway market sentiment, profit from it and then back to New Normal. However, considering the number of players being drawn into this show, the intended audience includes more than the markets, right? For the financial pages they wind up and ...
- venzen commented Sep 25, 2013
It is not real. The "Debt Ceiling Debate" is a theatre piece with the function of obfuscating other more critical issues and keeping alive the notion of a 2-party democracy. The US is not a "Banana Republic" but a Corporation. The Democrats and ...
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
when i got my first job i decided to invest in stocks. Years later, i read Prechter's "Conquer the Crash" (aka "Ultimate Crash and Total Depression Coming (Eventually)") and decided to sell my stocks post haste. Phoned the broker: "Sell asap! Sell! ...
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
hi JP! Of course i'm joking but i've heard some old men talk like this (ok not the oil paint!) congrats on the Euro trade today
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
Heh! Amstrad, ZX Spectrum, SmartyPhone... you guys are distracting yourselves with all this new fangled techno gizmology! Heh, back in the day we used to sit in wooden benches at the Exchange and watch a man come update the stock prices on a ...
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
no, no... like the Man says: we all heard wrong. So it's the market's fault. OK, if someone were to box him in the face... he should be surprised because no-one said they _wouldn't_ box him. like you say @Ill-b-back, no one believes anything the Fed ...
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
thanks for the compliment. You know, I've been trading Cable for the past 2 weeks as well, great PA recently. To be honest I cannot tell whether trend has turned down yet, but the intraday technical signals (RSI, MACD) are really clear. For all my ...
- venzen commented Sep 24, 2013
the truth, and these columnists are briefed what to write and how the editor expects them to frame the facts - if they want their submission accepted and paid pro rata. It's prostitution, except sex-workers have the integrity to admit to what they ...
- venzen commented Sep 23, 2013
Perhaps better to agonize over the sh*tstorm unfolding in Europe and the US than elucidate about the weaknesses of China, their probable outcomes and what the rest of Asia should be thinking.