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[thespookyone]

'Things got to be really really bad is what I am getting out of this. " Ditto Z. And, fwiw, I find this move up incredibly bearish. I'll be looking for a location to short oil.

[zoropb]

'Things got to be really really bad is what I am getting out of this. "

Ditto Z. And, fwiw, I find this move up incredibly bearish. I'll be looking for a location to short oil.

ditto spooks this smells of desperate bankers trying to save their butt.

[zoropb]

'Things got to be really really bad is what I am getting out of this. "

Ditto Z. And, fwiw, I find this move up incredibly bearish. I'll be looking for a location to short oil.

ditto spooks this smells of desperate bankers trying to save their butt.

btw So far this week, ES is up 1.75 in Real Trading Hours and 78 net ES Pts during crack (Intervention) hours! Really

[selecto]

Bear in mind that the players who get their hands on this liquidity are not, by and large, 99% ers.

[Master Che]

Don't fight the Fed Coordinated Central Banks.

I haven't even glanced at the news (yet)
whats all this central bank intervention talk??
currently I have no manipulation patterns, only in the event this week we close above last weeks close do I have such confirmation..but nothing on the intra day

I just received it the news (central banks) explains the mutation gap up...

Edited by Master Che, 30 November 2011 - 09:45 AM.

[thespookyone]

I'm short USO from 39.23 using Dec 38 puts- everyone please feel free to take my money.

Edited by thespookyone, 30 November 2011 - 10:01 AM.

[Rogerdodger]

Things got to be really really bad is what I am getting out of this.

As much as I hate the "fixing" of the markets.
I sure hope it works.

Worldwide economic collapse may be worse than this type of intervention.

At least the people on the Titanic didn't have to tip the waiters at the end of the trip.

[Master Che]

Things got to be really really bad is what I am getting out of this.

As much as I hate the "fixing" of the markets.
I sure hope it works.

Worldwide economic collapse may be worse than this type of intervention.

At least the people on the Titanic didn't have to tip the waiters at the end of the trip.

economic cycles are no different than other natural cycles, weather, tides, menstrual; the point being you can't change it or stop it, in fact the opposite...sadly enough

[fib_1618]

add to that Fib and IYB who are negative and whom I respect a good deal.

The lesson here is simple...Keynesian Economics needs to be constantly fed with stimulus in order for it to survive.

The timing of this was...ahhh..."appropriate" given the amount of liquidity that was leaving the system as fast as it was.

And notice that both the Chinese and the Swiss were involved this time around...that's "something different" (and probably telling).

Fib

[salsabob]

add to that Fib and IYB who are negative and whom I respect a good deal.

The lesson here is simple...Keynesian Economics needs to be constantly fed with stimulus in order for it to survive.

The timing of this was...ahhh..."appropriate" given the amount of liquidity that was leaving the system as fast as it was.

And notice that both the Chinese and the Swiss were involved this time around...that's "something different" (and probably telling).

Fib

Ah-hum, it was Keynes that noted the problem with pushing on a string. Keynes was mostly about fiscal policy - what's going on now has nothing to do with that

-well, except as germ-encrusted bandaids for the real problem of a lot of idiotic fiscal policies, among other things.