Thursday, Sep 30, 2010

We are in the midst of an international currency war

The Telegraph: Are we heading for a replay of 1930s?

Is this not the 1930s in redux, and therefore a threat to global stability more profound and imminent than any of the more usually identified hazards of international terrorism, nuclear proliferation and the scramble for scarce resources?

Posted by devo @ 07:28 PM (433 views) Add Comment

4 Comments

1. Crunchy said...

Still fancy the USdollar techie?

Terrorism, terrorists. terror?

It's time to wave Elliott off.

Thursday, September 30, 2010 10:15PM Report Comment
 

2. Crunchy said...

Ah, serenity.

For how much longer Barry?

Friday, October 1, 2010 03:08PM Report Comment
 

3. techieman said...

Still fancy the USdollar techie? - yep! have posted a few pics that you could have looked at to explain why, although its probably not done on the downside yet . btw am actually long Eur/ usd @ around 1.3333, and did say was looking for 1.60 - 1.61 ish on cable.

Here is a pic for you:

http://www.elliottwaveforex.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/cli.usdinx28sep10daily.jpg if 74.18 gets breached on the cash dollar index then i might then concede. mind you even if it does we will probably have a move back up first.

Friday, October 1, 2010 05:44PM Report Comment
 

4. Crunchy said...

Thank you techie. Some swings to come yet as there is a lot of money still short on euro.

All the best.

Friday, October 1, 2010 09:47PM Report Comment
 

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