Disliked{quote} Thanks Soros for the input I'll heavily go long dollar very soon thenIgnored
I will also bail out my longs because of the awful entry, I got a litte too excited
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Disliked{quote} Thanks Soros for the input I'll heavily go long dollar very soon thenIgnored
Disliked{quote} German courts are about the most important thing psychologically for the euro stability. if it would total reject ecb the sell off in euro would be a lot more than 40 pips. but heh its down to euro courts which pretty much mean its gonna be fine post defacto.Ignored
Disliked{quote} That's a complete crap and bs. The only purpose is to entertain the German crowds. They can't do anything but to waste paper. Haven't read the court order, neither will do…because no time to waste. But do as you feel and think.Ignored
Disliked{quote} you can call it bs as a indivual which I agree on. its just that the myaride of underlying thoughts. Like restriction on further easing will lead to euro bearing. As annoying as it is that just how its played. if its enough to drop it by 40 pips just by saying oh we will pass it on to the euro courts. then ya can bet your bottom dollar. That a hold on bond buying and easing of policy will spook enough investor to leave out of the euro as simple as that.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I explained well before today order that the ECB is not under the German constitutional court jurisdiction. And the result is exactly what I said well near 2 years ago.Ignored
Disliked{quote} It doesn't matter, who cares about jurisdiction. Its simple headline Germany disagree and investors saw/see Germany as a safe haven for now and with that they would risk off the euro more. leading the eur/usd down to bear. Why because of precieved less stimulation options. reality VS expectations.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Ah ok then you are absolutely right and I'm absolutely wrong and the market also is wrong because it doesn't give a shit to the court order because it's 0.20% up and I don't see a massive sell. Ah and yes of course Banks don't have legal councilsIgnored
Disliked{quote} If you want to go entirely technical then yes Germany has no mandate and the euro will make sure that it validates the legitimacy of it. That's a given fact. I said from the start if that the court would reject it. That would make the euro currency tumble regardless of its legal standing. its moot anyways. Germany appeases the german crowd so now they can be like boo Europe again: P why we giving money to other countries. I know its good for politics.Ignored