by darlag follow (1)
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I've been big on dollars for years now. The Euro is worth only a fifth of its current value. Europe doesn't make stuff any more and it exports nearly nothing that we can't make just as well ourselves. And when is the last time it produced a major new technology?
There are still many systemic problems in the Eurozone. Unemployment is still stubbornly high and now the countries that have been keeping things afloat (Germany, France) are starting to have issues. Couple this with the current problems in the Ukraine and you have the formula for a potential downturn.
Mind you, things are not exactly rosy in the USA, but are leaps and bounds ahead of the Eurozone. And since the Fed will begin to taper its QE policy, that will add strength to the US dollar.
Not according to Steen Jakobsen:
"The dollar's peaked and now's the time to short it; that's according to Saxo Bank's Chief Investment Officer, Steen Jakobsen."
Is it possible that GS is front running?
Not according to Steen Jakobsen:
"The dollar's peaked and now's the time to short it; that's according to Saxo Bank's Chief Investment Officer, Steen Jakobsen."
Is it possible that GS is front running?
Yes. GS is usually a reverse indicator because they keep slaughtering the muppets by recommending one side while they are preparing to take the opposite side of that trade.
Yes. GS is usually a reverse indicator because they keep slaughtering the muppets by recommending one side while they are preparing to take the opposite side of that trade.
They seem like real nice fellers, funny how they are so present in the white house all these years.
Yes. GS is usually a reverse indicator because they keep slaughtering the muppets by recommending one side while they are preparing to take the opposite side of that trade.
They seem like real nice fellers, funny how they are so present in the white house all these years.
Yes - nice fellas, selling AAA to the muppets while shorting the shit out of MBS - perfect posse to run the Fed and the government ;)
Is it possible that GS is front running?
Doubt it. The currency markets are massive. I would think front running would work better with commodities that have low trading volumes.
Doubt it. The currency markets are massive. I would think front running would work better with commodities that have low trading volumes.
Not if it is to their own customers.
Goldman has slashed its positive outlook for the Euro giving as the reason "because we believe the dynamics of the Euro have fundamentally changed and because we expect cyclical outperformance of the US, a prolonged period of Euro undervaluation can be expected and this is reflected in our longer-term forecasts."
Maybe they saw this chart?
http://www.globaldeflationnews.com/u-s-dollar-indexelliott-wave-historical-update/