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- kalastaja commented Jun 28, 2012
Interesting of how tone of voice has been different before this meeting than any meeting earlier. This meeting could end up like major catastrophe.
- kalastaja commented Jun 27, 2012
I remember time when there was basically no other news sources than Bloomberg, Reuters and national news agencies. Trading was so easy back then...
- kalastaja commented Jun 26, 2012
First comment for a long time which markets seems to take as guaranteed...
- kalastaja commented Jun 26, 2012
You don't need Moodys to cut it. it is already junk and will stay like that, unfortunately. What people should be worried here is Germany's downgrade. Germany is financing ECB heavily and ECB is full of junk bond so what is really a germanys ...
- kalastaja commented Jun 20, 2012
From where did they find this "expert" ? Lol
- kalastaja commented Jun 19, 2012
This is like a bad comedy... Even the AAA rated euro countries are soon gone. it's just convenient that governments just decided to ignore ratings...
- kalastaja commented Jun 19, 2012
€ going up today isn't insane. In my charts € is still in downtrend channel. With all this intervention talks it is just fair that sometimes € hits roof of that channel. If things don't change in europe we will see much lower levels it just won't ...
- kalastaja commented Jun 15, 2012
Yes you were right, luckily I wasn't trapped
- kalastaja commented Jun 14, 2012
Exactly my point. Market is not rational and now everybody is expecting a major move. After Sunday nothing have changed in EZ. Whoever wins, Greeks will negotiate new austerity terms and once that done, ask a new bailout. We all know this and we ...
- kalastaja commented Jun 14, 2012
I have only one question for all these "experts" who keep saying that € will rise 200 - 400 pips after elections. Why ?
- kalastaja commented Jun 14, 2012
Outside of Greek, who really cares which party will win. Either way, austerity will be re negotiated and Greek will need a new bailout soon. For Euro and EZ it would be a big relief if Greek actually would resign. Unfortunately that will not happen ...
- kalastaja commented Jun 14, 2012
Well said, although I disagree about the bear trap
- kalastaja commented Jun 13, 2012
Imao only trap is for bulls. The whole structure how € is kept alive is ridiculous. Fact is that every major EZ nation is badly over debt and € is still at these levels because traders are afraid of interventions. Once Germany gets first downgrade, ...
- kalastaja commented Jun 13, 2012
This was expected. Next one is Italy and once Germany is downgraded then sh...t really hits the fan.
- kalastaja commented May 30, 2012
I agree that this move is probably short lived but there will also be Draghis speech later today so it's good to be very careful before that.
- kalastaja commented May 22, 2012
Ofcourse Greece is not intending to leave the Euro. They just expect all debts will be forgiven and more new money from ECB/IMF so they can continue to live as before. It is sad that Eurozone leaders won't end this comedy (tragedy) before it's too ...
- kalastaja commented Dec 28, 2011
I would wait a news of major bank and funding problems later today