Gold $1,800!!! Insane.
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Nicu
great! I will review and post my recent trades tomorrow
thanks
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This is starting to feel like 2008.
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Nicu
AAPL closed at a P/E lower than 14, it’s even lower in pre-market; it wan’t lower than 14.5 in 2008-2009 at any point; the $1M question is how low can it be dragged ?
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in EUR/USD again @1.4260
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conshmillo
in #2 @1.4170
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conshmillo
out of #2 @1.4185 for +15 pips
maybe I regret it but she is not moving much yet
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conshmillo
in #2 again @1.4182
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conshmillo
out of #2 @1.4282 for +100 pips
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conshmillo
out of #1 @1.4450 for +190 pips
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Nicu
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Gold bugs must be in heaven today. Up 61. It’s gonna be painful to look at my GLD puts in the morning.
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in USD/CHF @0.7591
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conshmillo
in #2 @0.7500
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conshmillo
out of #2 @0.7555 for +55 pips.
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conshmillo
in #2 again @0.7515
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conshmillo
out of #2 @0.7600 for +85 pips
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conshmillo
in #3 @0.7183
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conshmillo
out @0.7360 for +177pips
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conshmillo
out of #1 @0.7715 for +124 pips
all out
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I am guessing market’s reaction will be breakdown followed by bounce back. Some of this must be priced in the markets already and resulting weaker dollar is usually beneficial for markets as it makes US goods cheaper.
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conshmillo
As expected euro shoot up at Forex open on Sunday and dollar dropped. Same as dollar against Swiss franc. But nicely gold didn’t shoot too high (+1.11) and s&p500 futures are down mere -1.25 at open. This doesn’t seem so far as a terrible reaction to the downgrade.
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conshmillo
I stay corrected gold futures are up +6.90
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conshmillo
Oops. S&P500 futures are down about -31 points
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“Market research firm VisionMobile has published a report that evaluates the openness of eight major open source software projects. The study — which was partly funded by the European Union — focuses largely on open governance, inclusiveness, transparency, and ease of access to source code. To quantify relative openness, the researchers established criteria and a numerical rating system with points.
The projects that VisionMobile analyzed include Android, Eclipse, the Linux kernel, MeeGo, Firefox, Qt, Symbian (based on the governance model of the Symbian Foundation prior to the the platform’s transition back to a closed model), and WebKit. They ranked these projects in an “open governance index” based on the percentage of points that they received. Google’s Android mobile operating system ranked the lowest, with only 23 percent. The Eclipse integrated development environment ranked the highest, with 84 percent. Android was the only project in the study that scored less than 58 percent.”
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in OIL SEP 11 22 C
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conshmillo
Oh
@1.25
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It never stopped falling from the 12,750 resistance which was just few points away from breaking 3 year high. Tea party got it down halfway to here by stalling the debt ceiling process and requiring outrageous demands until the very last moment. Then data took over and now they are freaking out about Europe again.
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conshmillo
What a fucking disaster. But I guess that’s what you’ll get when you sign up for austerity plan in the middle of recession.
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Nicu 5:04 pm on August 10, 2011 179 days ago Reply
Is there an ETF that tracks gold proportionally? I have the feeling GLD does not. One that has options would be great
Nicu 5:09 pm on August 10, 2011 179 days ago Reply
or maybe I make a confusion with USO which is not proportional ?
conshmillo 5:31 pm on August 10, 2011 179 days ago Reply
GLD is optionable and traces gold futures perfectly. That’s why I am in trouble with my GLD puts.