EURUSD 1.1851 |
USDJPY 111.52 |
GBPUSD 1.3772 |
AUDUSD 0.7485 |
USDCAD 1.2406 |
GBPJPY 153.59 |
EURJPY 132.15 |
AUDJPY 83.48 |
CADJPY 89.86 |
Silver 26.23 |
Deflationary Bitcoin صلابة بيتكوين
How bitcoin halving reduces bitcoin inflation below that of gold and how its "hardness" can beat every other asset & currency over time. Watch here.
كيف تنخفض نسبة التضخم في بيتكوين تحت نسبة تضخم الذهب و ما يعني "صلابة" بيتكوين كعملة او إرادة؟
Bitcoin versus Miners Performance
As many of you know 2023 was kind to members of our WhatsApp Broadcast Group who snapped up shares in bitcoin miners, while 2024 has so far been more superior to Bitcoin than most of the miners...
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But what do you say to seeing Aussie and Loonie as the next Swissie in making?
As for pretty boy(Euro) who know if we get out of this deficit debate and before it really has to crash say in another 5 to 6 years maybe we may end of see a new all time high by all means who knows 180 maybe.
Cause the way people are chanting on crisis after crisis and trust me one will come after another then we might aswell call for dollar to crash and bond market default and securities to find more buyers from lower levels for longer term and commodities to stabilise unless we want a big global war.
i see stupid people.
:)
But seriously guys majors vs commodity pairs are and have been very interesting over couple of months now. Most yielding 500 to 1500 points moves in over month in the most easiest predictable form.
Where as commodities are only range traded and you automatically trade commodity vs currency incase another failure happens.
DO WATCHhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOP2V_np2c0&feature=related EXCELLENT DESCRIPTION !!!!!!
Marxism is a powerful explanatory framework, but this video shows one of its major shortcomings -- it is often treated by academics as a kind of modern day scholasticism, where Marx plays the role of Aristotle, and the the marxist becomes the philosopher-priest who assumes that everything can be understood in terms of the master. So, in this case, the speaker identifies systemic risk with the internal contradictions of capitalist accumulation. But Marx had no clue about the concept of risk.
0.5% is an extreme policy setting, BOE hawk Sentance says. The UK economy is coming out of the emergency ward. he says.
After firmer UK inflation data today, it looks as though Sentance is trying to recruit more MPC members to join the hawkish camp.
Cable is firmly back within its old range after bouncing from levels below 1.5000 yesterday. 1.5205 is next resistance for the pound. We trade now at 1.5163.
Not Really Pipster, this is likely to continue over night still room on the upside.
QE2 remains in dock, for now
To those who think the Fed is contemplating the initiation of QE2, Fed members Lacker and Duke in interviews seem to be playing down any possibility now as they currently believe current policy is more than enough. Lacker said consideration of further easing steps is very far awayIm comfortable with rates where they are now. Duke says the Fed has already done a lot to help the economy and she thinks they are in the right place in terms of policy. What invites these questions of more stimulus and QE2 is the decade long reputation of the Greenspan/Bernanke Fed where they believe that every economic problem of substance can some how be solved by monetary policy. Bernanke, who in 02 revealed his Helicopter Ben reputation in a speech, who I upgraded to B52 Ben in 07, has trained investors that he will always do something in response to every slowdown.
OBRs Dicks meanwhile says chances of double-dip recession have increased after budget.
LONDON (MNI) Senior Fitch Ratings Analyst Brian Coulton believes
that UK debt will stabilise in the wake of what he called the strong
emergency budget announced by the new government here.
Speaking to Bloomberg, Coulton said that Fitch took the view of the
Office for Budget Responsibility that the UK economic recovery would not
be very strong.
The comments followed Mondays affirmation by S&P of the UKs AAA
rating, although they also signaled that the UK is not yet completely
out of the woods as regards a possible downgrade in the future.
Coulton also touched on the issue of the EU bank stress tests and
said that the tests needed to be realistic and transparent but added
that the EU seemed to have learned the lessons of the US stress tests.
The latter, he said, had always set out a clear strategy for what
to do about those banks which emerged with any kind of problem from the
tests. Coulton noted that the German finance minister had already stated
that this would be the method pursued by the EU.
On the subject of Portugal downgraded by Moodys to A1 this
morning Coulton said that the country had made some progress in
fiscal terms but said that growth remained the key risk for the
Portuguese outlook.
London Bureau; tel: +442078627492; email: dthomas@marketnews.com