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Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Why change a perfect method

Hi readers
Well the Obama speech was something special..
When you listen to him talk you just want to battle for the guy ..( you really do)
But the reality is  that he did state truths and the disrespect from the Republicians was very distasteful.
Yes the economy is growing and yes more jobs are being created than in the last 15 years in terms of yearly.
So the question is why change a good thing?

As much as I admire Obama, fact is he's speech was in a retrograde.
Retrograde tend to start 24 hours before so sounded great but nothing will become of it.
It's annoying that the Republicans are some what cocky at the present time, they need to be very careful on there actions over the next 18 months as they will be judged.
For the political people, Hilary does have a very powerful chart come next presidential election.
Where as the Republicans are so so depending on who the runners are.

To the markets changers are coming, and please be careful on your Investment should you need to.
Best advice don't trade.
If the economy is strong why are bonds so low?
Beware of hype.
It's amazing how throwing more money at structure that are broken won't work.
Same with the Japanese, the ECB want to use the U.S. model of devaluation to prop up exports and get out of the rut Europe is in.
Devaluating doesn't work, government need new people with better ideas to get out of the mess there in.
It's the same as a store in a mall against online store selling the same thing, without overheads.
Times change and so do methods, but for some reason governments just don't get it.

The Swiss franc was one of the most easiest trades I think of the decade if anyone has ever taken it.

Gold while it's riding on the uncertainty at the present time this will end soon so becareful.
Markets are in the bear game, trading lower but snapping back up quickly, so the evidence is there.
Reports this week should be disappointing, so let's see what happens.
Update on the stocks and markets
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