iPath S&P 500 VIX ST Futures ETN Message Board
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No more "Phvcking" EW or Fib counts and bad or good economic conditions
by a_piece_of_paper •Mar 30, 2013 12:09 PMhope so
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Someone stands up and kick Bernanke down to the road.
Printed money & distributed to wealthy people
Printed food stamp & distributed to poor people
That's Obama & Bernanke policies. -
the Fed Bernanke is in total control of Markets.
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Pay by USA government $250,000 per body plus free plastic bag, metal coffin, and land etc..
"Enjoy" new state of war with Norht Korean. Today is different from 1950s -
He is phvckinh "Mad Dog". By the time he leaves Fed chairman. The "Phvcking Buble" BE EXPLODED
Who's care motherphvck. -
Printed money and distributed to wealthy people
Printed food stamp and distributed to poor people
It is really fair enough to American people
No Complaint. Deja Vu!!! -
Markets hit a monthly high this March. April should be a down month
If April confirms a change in trend then the markets should drop for 3 to 6 months -
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The catalyst appears to be little more than the ongoing bullish momentum in equities, plus a lack of crisis in Europe.
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Did your monitor turn red? USA futures are "orange" unless they 2% down, don't be worry now, so tomorrow be green
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According to the Bank for International Settlements, Germany lent almost $1.5 trillion to Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, and Italy. At the start of the crisis German banks had 30 percent of all loans made to these countries’ private and public sectors. Even today this one category of loans is equivalent to 15 percent of the size of the German economy.
Add to that heavy German involvement in the credit binge in American real estate (half of America’s subprime assets were sold on to Europe), and in property speculation across Europe, and it is clear that wherever parties were taking place, German banks were supplying the drinks (!).
As a result, Germany’s banks are today the most highly leveraged of any of the major advanced economies, a massive two and a half times more leveraged than their US banking peers, according to the International Monetary Fund.Indeed, worried about the impact of stress tests on their credibility, German bank regulators have been hostile to the same disclosure and capital accounting requirements agreed on by every other euro zone country, and one Landesbank – the state-owned regional banks in Germany – went so far as to pull out of the tests the day before the results were released. -
All idiots should learn!!!
The real markets down are 10-weeks or 10-months consecutive with average 250 points per day. That is a real down -
tomorrow is fireworks
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At one of the rare times UVXYshould be bought--going above $50 within a month
by ex.goldbug •Mar 25, 2013 3:21 PMHow about 100 within a month?
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BIG QUESTION? WILL THE MARKET BUYERS COME IN BEFORE 4 PM?
by antoniomontana2069 •Mar 25, 2013 3:15 PMask Algo-Bot!
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Some bad news comes out by morning. Russian prepares to quit Cyprus
by a_piece_of_paper •Mar 24, 2013 10:48 PMHere is firework tomorrow.
The 'deal' to default/restructure the banks has been designed to "bypass" the need for parliamentary votes.
DEAL MADE AT DINNER WITH DRAGHI, LAGARDE, VAN ROMPUY, BARROSO -
Cyprus Parliament still has to vote on the deal! it will pass or not?
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There will be Bernanke Fed Behead. Why?
Markets are due to Degree of Cycle to Supercycle Transition -
In the last 13 years the $VIX has dropped as low as 9.3 only once, but it has closed between 11.1 and 11.2 thirty-nine times. During that time span it has only closed over 50 fifty is six times (0.96%).
The $VIX values between 10 and 40 tend to have maximum moves in the +3 / -2.5 range, it doesn’t seem to matter much what the starting value of the $VIX is.
The $VIX index is not like a normal stock—it won’t go to zero, and it tends to drift or revert towards a middling value that is median of 19.00-20.00.
Bottom line, history suggests that unless the $VIX moves more than +/- 3 points nothing particularly noteworthy is happening.