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viernes, 23 de agosto de 2013

General Clarck 7 countries in 5 years

watch Syria. They want a global war. you must have your phyzz just in case


wars planned. all going according to the plans? be careful

lunes, 5 de agosto de 2013

Gold is going down

hi Guys. I am watching the charts.
gold is religiously respecting some moving averages.
Gold must stay above 1280$ at the end of the month or we go to 1200 -1180 region
gold here is not safe.
If you are not a phyzz stacker, then know that paper money may go down big time. Yes , even more.
So stay vigilant

Strongman Out

Gold futures dropped in milliseconds before ISM report

August 5, 2013, 2:52 PM
Nanex
About 90 milliseconds before the 10 a.m. release of an upbeat Institute for Supply Management report about U.S. service-sector companies, the price of gold futures and gold ETFs fell.
Specifically, at 9:59:59 and 904 milliseconds, gold for December deliveryGCZ3 +0.13% dropped almost $2 a contract, from $1308.90 to $1307.00. The ETF SPLD Gold Trust  GLD 0.20% experienced a similar drop.
The move came right before ISM released a report stating that U.S. service-sector companies expanded at a sharply faster pace in July. The ISM said its survey of purchasing managers – the executives who buy supplies for their companies –climbed to 56.0% last month from 52.2% in June. Gold ended $8 an ounce lower.
In June, Thomson Reuters  TRI -0.41% reportedly accidentally released the ISM manufacturing survey to a small group of traders milliseconds before others received it.
“Dollar-wise it was a pretty significant move,” said Eric Hunsader, director at Nanex, a provider of real-time data to traders. ISM did not return a call for comment.
The drop comes as the Securities and Exchange Commission is under pressure to take action to limit high-speed computerized traders, with retail investors expressing concern about fairness in the markets
It also comes as regulators have begun examining  the practice of high-speed trading firms paying large fees to get early access to market-moving data.
In July Thomson Reuters agreed to stop offering early access to the University of Michigan’s consumer survey results, responding to an investigation by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

sábado, 3 de agosto de 2013

MF Global Sues 12 Banks, Markit and Isda for $25trillions CDS Cartel

Collapsed futures brokerage MF Global has sued 12 banks for allegedly restricting competition in the $25tn credit default swap market after the European Union charged the lender for blocking exchange access to the contracts.
As the latest in a string of lawsuits, MF Global filed the complaint in the US District Court in the Northern District of Illinois, against 12 international lenders and two other financial firms.
The banks named in the complaint are Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, The Royal Bank of Scotland, and UBS.
Markit, the main CDS price provider and owner of the benchmark CDS indexes, and trade group the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), which owns documentation and other licenses, are also named in the suit.
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