He's essentially betting against Shinzo Abe...I bet he doesn't even understand the fundamentals behind this yen move.....Japanese finance minister doesn't consider the yen even close to being oversold until around the 110 USD level, and with the BOJ governor stepping down early, Abe can now replace him with one of his goons to juice liquidity and tank the yen even further for the real move.....wait..what? this is not the real move?...not even close
they can't afford to print their own money it doesn't appear that their high debt to gdp has kept the yen from being...until now...a safe haven currency due to their creditor status or more specifically net investment surplus status...anyways I don't think they will really care about the ratings agency....deflation trumps what some ratings agency wants to place on them...yields on 30yr japanese govt bonds are paying 1.99% currently..that's what's important
if you don't know more than me, that makes you a loser everytime I learn something new that just makes more of the others losers it's really important to me to be a winner since I have been a loser all my life one of these days if I have the coolest car I'm going to get a date with one of those cheerleaders
haha.. getting older but still getting younger.. haha you have to getwhat i mean by "getting younger" haha..
don't let HurricaneUS get the best of you. He's a real loser. I like you, because you have no delusions. You can look at almost any trade and immediately understand where the profit is and what the risk is. good trait for an insurance adjuster not so sure it's a good trait for a trader at some point boy, you're going to have to take some risk like they told me when I started out risk=reward I'm extremely conservative when I was a kid and watched "Let's Make a Deal" I was the only one shouting JUST TAKE IT AND WALK