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Let's get real and Fire the Fed!
Is the word "gutless" too harsh a description of the FOMC members? Or maybe I have it completely wrong, as it takes guts to take such a haphazard leap into monetary experimentation at such a critical time for the US and global economy.
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Ben "Machiavelli Sun-Tzu" Bernanke holds the power!
Commodities investment seems to be taking on a Malthus-like mindset. But there are some reasons why current expectations could be upset quickly and most of them start with Ben Machiavelli Sun-Tzu Bernanke.…
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Ugly Buck-ling Makes the Dodos Look Good.
Maybe the European Central Bank hikes interest rates again as soon as June. Maybe the US Congress will continue to butt heads on deficit reduction plans. Maybe the Federal Reserve will resort to some new form of economic stimulus, aka QE3
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Run China, run!
China continues to believe it can make its problems just disappear. Running a country via a committee leads to that conclusion. The latest attempts, so far successful, have been the disappearance of anyone who comes close to saying something cons
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Is it time for a proper pounding?
One of our background themes, no great shakes as others hold the same view, has been the idea the Bank of England summons any available raw material to try to avoid hiking interest rates. Just maybe today they got it, and the British pound is act
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Being "smart" doesn't mean you will make money in FX
I was on the radio last Saturday to discuss currencies. Unfortunately I had some phone troubles and couldn't finish the interview.
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It's a banking crisis too...
It appears the European Central Bank is going to hike interest rates this week. Of course inflation is the reason, or should I say, inflation inside Germany is the reason. All proving once again what the euro experiment is all about…
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Feeling Dollar-Bearish?
The euro appears contained today. But what’s new? The upcoming jobs report is the reason the euro isn’t climbing again, even though next week the European Central Bank is highly expected to move interest rates up by 25 basis points.
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The Fall of Merkel's Party (and the Euro)
Give the Greens a round of applause! Over the weekend, the Green Party managed to win the state elections in Baden-Watternberg and end the 58-year rule of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU).
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Mar. 21 - Mar. 25, 2011 Weekly Winner: Euro/Yen for the Win!
Boomshakalaka! We've got the Final Four coming up next weekend, but it's still Monday and y'all know what that means - it's time for my Weekly Winner! I've got a sweet-looking setup on EUR/JPY that in hindsight, I should have tried my luck on!
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USD/CHF Daily Chart Swing Short Triggered
Here's a look at my USD/CHF daily swing short and the levels I am watching.
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Developing Self-Discipline in Trading
Trading is a craft that demands a certain level of discipline. Not only do you have to stick to a set of trading rules, you also have to be able to keep your eyes on the prize at all times. This is what seasoned traders refer to as self-disciplin


