FTSE Mib Futures solo fib fatto "ad quazzum 2009/2010"
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maurizi0
Forumer storico
ehm.. TG 1 preso
guerra all'ultimo sangue on the floor.
la mia road map se fanno il buco in chiusura.
blackstar
Member
Questo scrivevo sabato
Ciao saila scusa se mi sono permesso.
No non sono matti, gli yankee vogliono tutto loro, solo facendo così faranno i future rossi lunedì così l’Europa sale meno degli ameri cani è un film già visto.
Queste sono le stesse mani che hanno tirato su i listini da marzo a maggio, questa volta sono partiti 20 minuti prima delle altre volte ma sai non sono ancora allenati dopo 9 mesi di pausa, attenzione agli skort cmunque, la FED.
La Manina della FED (e non solo)
popov
Coito, ergo cum.
io, e l'ho anche scritto in risposta a fibmaster.
maurizi0
Forumer storico
ecco queste cose fanno pensare:
We believe the largest problem facinng Bernanke is high and rising long term interest rates. With record fundinng requirementts by the Treasury, looming rrefinancing disasters in commmercial real estate (CRE), massive upcoming defaults in prime, Alt-A and credit card, and waning ennthusiasm for the US Dollar, he can ill afford the econommic meltdown that a massive repatriation of US Treasuries and Dollars would have.
Once long term yields reach a critical level (which we cannot know and would be difficuult to even estimate), the FR becomes locked in a money printing cycle that will ulltimately becomme hyperinflationary and resuult in the FR haaving to buy everry US Bond, Note and Bill in order to preveent the econommic Armageddoon that comes wwith a panicked exodus from US debt and currency. Such a meltdownn would be a 10 on a scale off 1 to 10 where as last Fall was perhaps a 2 or 3, at best.
We believe the largest problem facinng Bernanke is high and rising long term interest rates. With record fundinng requirementts by the Treasury, looming rrefinancing disasters in commmercial real estate (CRE), massive upcoming defaults in prime, Alt-A and credit card, and waning ennthusiasm for the US Dollar, he can ill afford the econommic meltdown that a massive repatriation of US Treasuries and Dollars would have.
Once long term yields reach a critical level (which we cannot know and would be difficuult to even estimate), the FR becomes locked in a money printing cycle that will ulltimately becomme hyperinflationary and resuult in the FR haaving to buy everry US Bond, Note and Bill in order to preveent the econommic Armageddoon that comes wwith a panicked exodus from US debt and currency. Such a meltdownn would be a 10 on a scale off 1 to 10 where as last Fall was perhaps a 2 or 3, at best.
