please read comment by report_manipulators: "don't think we dunno, u are 1 of those pump and dump syndicates.
collect quietly earlier, then shout out loud loud in the forum and your telegram group...sometimes act smart and write some poorly written "analysis". then cheer your followers to buy higher for u to sell.
this is call front running and pumping and dumping.
anyway, we have reported all your crooked activities to the authorities...actually few months ago already did that :)
and yes, they already have spies observing your behaviour...continue la your crooked ways :)
and don't think you use your father, mother, gf, brother, sister cds account, they cannot link back to u...its very easy la. which brokers u use also they can know.
this also goes out to all the other groups and syndicates trying the same things to fleece gullible followers. don't think u can't be tracked. "
US Dollar’s Trump Slump: Expectations + Reactions Modified: Thursday, 13 April 2017 10:29 Written by Rob Samson Subscribe to our Newsletter Trader reacts to the decline in the US Dollar In an interview with the Wall Street Journal US President Trump said that the Dollar is “getting too strong” and that he prefers a “low interest rate policy”. It appears Trump’s reference to lower interest rates has really caught attention with most analysts reading this to signify intent to appoint to the Federal Reserve board members who would share his view that low interest rates - and by proxy a lower Dollar - are appropriate. The Trump administration set to appoint two new Fed Governors this year – and potentially a new Chair and Vice-Chair next year. The US Dollar index - which is a measure of broader Dollar performance against a basket of currencies - endured its largest daily drop since mid-March on the comments. US Dollar outlook rests with key moving average To us it appears that further Dollar weakness is now likely and we would imagine that the Dollar index is intent on falling back towards the 200 day moving average which is denoted by the red line in the graph above. We saw the index bounce back from this level back in March and would suggest this could be repeated. However, losses towards the mid-99’s must be endured first. Reactions Kit Juckes at Societe Generale says further Dollar strength should be muted from here: “President Trump doesn't like a strong Dollar, does like low interest rates, may yet offer Janet Yellen a second term, recognises that China isn't a currency manipulator, and is struggling to enact policies that will boost US growth. “Looked at in that light, perhaps it's only to be expected that the Dollar is drifting lower. The medium-term case for the euro to usurp it as strongest of the major currencies grows steadily even if European political uncertainty holds it back in the short term. “Looking ahead, it's tempting but probably unwise to write off the Dollar's prospects completely. The Fed isn't done tightening yet, the economy isn't done growing and we don't think we've seen the highs for yields yet. “At this point, market expectations of a third Fed hike this year has faded significantly, and by too much. For all that though, further Dollar strength is going to be muted because by and large, economic prospects elsewhere are improving too.”
Investing #MarketMovesAPR 13, 2017 @ 03:30 PM 462 Gold, Silver Hit 5-Mo. Highs Amid Weaker U.S. Dollar, Bullish Technicals
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Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. (Kitco News) - Gold and silver prices ended the U.S. day session higher and scored five-month highs Thursday. The gold market continues to see an updraft from safe haven demand amid a rise in geopolitical tensions. A slide in the U.S. dollar index this week also favors the precious metals market bulls. The near-term chart postures for gold and silver have turned more bullish this week, and that’s inviting more technical buyers. June Comex gold was last up $10.50 an ounce at $1,288.50.May Comex silver was last up $0.255 at $18.555 an ounce.
Heightened geopolitical risks are still on the front burner of the world marketplace. A meeting between the U.S. secretary of state and Russia’s foreign minister ended Wednesday without agreement and likely pushed the two sides deeper into divisiveness. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Russia and the U.S. just don’t trust each other. And during a press conference on Wednesday afternoon Trump said U.S. relations with Russia are “bad.” Trump at the same time praised Chinese leader Xi Jinpin. That move could have been calculated by Trump, as he appeared to suggest a warming relationship with China and its third-strongest military in the world, and one that has the most influence over North Korea. The U.S. Navy has warships headed for waters off the Korean peninsula. Trump also said he is not going to name China as a currency manipulator—likely in exchange for China doing some arm-twisting on North Korea.
It was just announced Thursday the U.S. dropped its biggest non-nuclear bomb on ISIS terrorists in Afghanistan recently. That’s the first time this bomb has ever been used, other than in testing. It’s likely a calculated message from Trump to all actors in the world who want to do the U.S. harm. I mentioned at the beginning of the year that geopolitics will be more of a markets-mover in 2017 than in recent years. Such is proving to be the case with a more militarily hawkish U.S. president.
Late Wednesday afternoon the Wall Street Journal released an interview with President Trump, in which he said the thinks the value of the U.S. dollar is too strong and that U.S. interest rates should remain low. This news caught the markets off guard. The U.S. dollar index sunk, gold and U.S. Treasuries rallied and the U.S. stock market sold off. Trump appears to now be siding with Fed Chair Janet Yellen, after he ostensibly said he would like to fire her when he was campaigning last fall.
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