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- Bullseye Jem commented Oct 7, 2016
Hmm.. Hollande's comments or fat finger.. Whichever the case, is there something we don't already know about the Brexit and not priced in? If this is exaggerated then is there a rebound waiting to happen?
British pound crashes to fresh three-decade low as Brexit concerns accelerate
- Bullseye Jem commented Feb 16, 2016
LOL. that could have been said by deadpool.. chimichangas!
Qatar energy minister says have agreed to freeze output at January levels, thinks this will help...
- Bullseye Jem commented Aug 24, 2015
It's called #BlackMonday for a reason. For all u know, George Soros tried to move his #BlackWednesday calendar forward because he could wait no longer. Or maybe an impostor trying to pull this off. Fast in fast out, markets recovered a little.
All Major US Equity Indices Halted
- Bullseye Jem commented Sep 10, 2014
This is comedic. The last liner is epic: "Look everywhere for what is hidden. The people who know personal finance hide the money very carefully. The people who don't know personal finance have TV shows about it. Be skeptical. Even of me."
The 12 Most Important Things Everyone Should Know About Money
- Bullseye Jem commented Dec 10, 2013
They might still wanna write their opinions just like people take to twitter. And what's more, it's "tweeting" to get paid.
Trading: It Is All About Pattern
- Bullseye Jem commented Dec 6, 2013
All in all, i find it almost impossible to trade news events. Charts are chucked aside and prices go haywire. One moment up and the next moment the down wipes it out. I am not sure even a straddle works anymore. The prices get so volatile sometimes ...
The Employment Situation - November 2013
- Bullseye Jem commented Dec 6, 2013
Abe is trying to push the yen lower if "worthless" is how you define it. So it works in Japan's favour. As for Europe, they have no problems depreciating as well. These countries have it in their favour for exports when their currency goes down so ...
The Employment Situation - November 2013
- Bullseye Jem commented Oct 30, 2013
unemployment is probably the biggest indicator i suppose. according to that, does not look good.
FOMC Statement
- Bullseye Jem commented Oct 18, 2013
watch out for divergence in the JPY pairs currently if longing. might retrace first before continuing trend.
BOJ’s Kuroda sees effects of BOJ policy firmly emerging in the economy
- Bullseye Jem commented Oct 2, 2013
If EUR is ready to print more money and depreciate the currency further, i don't really understand what EURUSD is doing shooting up now
Draghi Sticks to Stance--Ready to Do More if Needed
- Bullseye Jem commented Jun 21, 2013
Has the announcement ended? Or still ongoing?
BOJ’s Kuroda: Japan’s economy has been picking up
- Bullseye Jem commented Jun 6, 2013
Talking about the GBPUSD in particular
Webcast of ECB press conference 6 June 2013
- Bullseye Jem commented Jun 6, 2013
What on earth is going on? This is like World War Z? Single candles going 100+ pips. Pound went 200+. Does the ECB announcement affect the GBP this way?
Webcast of ECB press conference 6 June 2013
- Bullseye Jem commented May 2, 2013
Why super long? I agree with idsete sentiments about upper channel and fibo level.
Marginal reduction in UK construction output during April
- Bullseye Jem commented Apr 30, 2013
yeah, what's with the opposite movement?
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improves in April
- Bullseye Jem commented Apr 12, 2013
The weekends' approaching anyway, some traders TP which will lead to a minor retracement anyway?
Kuroda: Quantitative and Qualitative Monetary Easing
- Bullseye Jem commented Apr 5, 2013
dollar came down before the spike up even though news was conflicting between non-farm payroll which went down compared to unemployment data which improved slightly. Does this mean unemployment data takes precedence?
Payrolls in U.S. Rose Less Than Forecast; Jobless Rate Falls
- Bullseye Jem commented Apr 5, 2013
I bet it's just a retracement
BoJ Governor Kuroda says BoJ's new policy efforts are new level of easing