I seem to recall reading in a textbook that the pound fell to $1.06 (compared to about $1.74 at present) in about 1985. That was back when the UK...
Sorry I meant "[B]would boost[B]"... Don't ask me where I got "would could" from!!!
Interesting point. I wouldn't be too concerned though, China still has a fair amount of slack in its economy. On the other hand, Chinese...
Hmmmm
Very interesting article Matt
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Agree 100%... That is why technicals work, they are self perpetuating - if everyone (or at least a lot of people) in the market thing a move will...
Cable is ALWAYS GBP-USD... Not just sterling. Apparently it was originally traded via some cable along the ocean bed, hence the name (note: that...
But what about the liquidity trap?
A yen for your thoughts...
Very true. I bought at 111 and I'm not closing out anytime soon...
Russia is a bit messed up: :(
That's more than it costs in England!
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20031027/od_nm/rap_dc_1
...is probably the most informative and inspiring I have ever seen on any board. Paulsta - well done on getting the trading job, I am trying to...
Me too. I suppose IB grad programmes are as good a place as any to start.
Interesting point. I think you are right to point to the demand side... The lack of price elasticity in the US (and everywhere, to be fair) is a...
I will claim to have MUCH better teeth than that :D smiley Matt
Hi all I'm not too familiar with the US M3 (and other money supply) figures, but one graph I saw showed the drop in M3 growth (to below zero,...
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