Shelly,
I'm curious as to which websites you're using to track those "wacky Far East/Euro markets."
Thanks
I'm curious as to which websites you're using to track those "wacky Far East/Euro markets."
Thanks
SHELLY, RE: wacky Far East/Euro markets
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When things are happening in the FE/EURO markets, CNBC.com will put on a live feed to their international station; that and their live news ticker, and updates from the Financial Times and WSJ is more than enough information overload. The world is very much aware of US inflation, possible (I say current) recession and the dollar tanking.
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Thanks Shelly,
I'm a little late to the party, but what I'm learning is pretty scary. I have a feeling you've probably forgotten more than I have time to learn about the financial game. I always appreciate your posts.
I'm a little late to the party, but what I'm learning is pretty scary. I have a feeling you've probably forgotten more than I have time to learn about the financial game. I always appreciate your posts.
And the party is continuing....
I see the Asian markets are taking a shellacking again on Monday...the dollar continues to tank against foreign currencies and is dropping against the yen...causing further unwinding of the carry trade. (The US 1-cent piece will soon be known as "The Yenny"
<rimshot>)
Gold hit another record high ($979 and change)--hang on to those old crowns.
Speaking of crowns...maybe Harry's return from the war will boost the European Markets :roll:.
Looks like March may well come in like a Bear.
I see the Asian markets are taking a shellacking again on Monday...the dollar continues to tank against foreign currencies and is dropping against the yen...causing further unwinding of the carry trade. (The US 1-cent piece will soon be known as "The Yenny"
<rimshot>)Gold hit another record high ($979 and change)--hang on to those old crowns.
Speaking of crowns...maybe Harry's return from the war will boost the European Markets :roll:.
Looks like March may well come in like a Bear.
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Lol...cracking youself upAnd the party is continuing....
I see the Asian markets are taking a shellacking again on Monday...the dollar continues to tank against foreign currencies and is dropping against the yen...causing further unwinding of the carry trade. (The US 1-cent piece will soon be known as "The Yenny"
Gold hit another record high ($979 and change)--hang on to those old crowns.
Speaking of crowns...maybe Harry's return from the war will boost the European Markets :roll:.
Looks like March may well come in like a Bear.