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September 19, 2013, 12:06:51 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly?
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September 19, 2013, 01:25:56 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? 2pm EST
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SkRRJyTC
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September 19, 2013, 02:51:34 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? 2pm EST Proof? Timestamp or something? Not doubting you at all by the way. I would just love to silence people who think the notes were 'leaked early to teh evil banksters' if the evidence showed that they were actually public a few minutes earlier.
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cypherdoc (OP)
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September 19, 2013, 03:14:52 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? this is what you are looking for. times are PST:
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cypherdoc (OP)
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September 19, 2013, 03:18:34 PM |
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actually i should also be complaining about the pop 43 min before the announcement @ 10:17
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cypherdoc (OP)
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September 19, 2013, 03:22:55 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
+1. If only the majority of people would see as clearly as you do. But they are so encumbered with deciding wether they should vote left or right in failed represantative so-called democracies, if even that. Or watching TV more likely... We're being raped back and front, drawn into wars, deprived of our chances to prosperity,... our children fodder for the gods and most don't even notice this shit is going on. It's truly sickening. yes. i think the strategy of TPTB is to create instability @ all levels, both financial and geopolitical to prevent organization against their objectives. just look @ Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Egypt, and now Syria. all much more of a mess than before intervention. Bitcoin fosters stability through a stable or fixed money supply. it's pretty clear.
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damnek
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September 19, 2013, 03:25:42 PM |
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cypher, did you have a big short position on the gold?
I gave up shorting it a while ago.. now I just do neutral positions
edit: sorry, misread.. changed S&P into gold
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September 19, 2013, 03:29:46 PM |
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Since when did anyone intervene in Libya or Egypt?
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September 19, 2013, 03:35:30 PM |
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Since when did anyone intervene in Libya or Egypt? Libya intervention was pretty clear, don't you think?
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September 19, 2013, 03:41:54 PM |
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Ah yes, never mind about Libya.
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cypherdoc (OP)
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September 19, 2013, 03:53:54 PM |
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cypher, did you have a big short position on the gold?
I gave up shorting it a while ago.. now I just do neutral positions
edit: sorry, misread.. changed S&P into gold
no, thank goodness. i've been flat ever since i covered my short way back on June 28. actually, i was long GDXJ from June 28 up to late July to catch that small bounce. since then, totally flat.
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September 19, 2013, 03:54:44 PM |
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Since when did anyone intervene in Libya or Egypt? I think that the US (and most everyone else) got caught flat-footed in Egypt. We didn't know whether to shit or go blind for a week or two, and then it was to late to help Mubarak who we would have preferred to remain in power. My read is that it was mainly an organic revolution, and one of the few in recent times. In Libya we absolutely sent in the al-Qaeda mercenaries as well as taking other actions like participating in an implementation of a no-fly zone and very bravely programming and launching cruise missiles from our floating fortresses. As in Syria, the 'social media footage' was professionally organized and abundant in Libya which serves as one of my best markers for a planned and assisted overthrow operation these days. There were an impressive number of fatal head shots published. How many of these were a result of Gaddafi's native troops, Gaddafi's mercenaries, or our own mercenaries was not easy to determine, but it was clear that there were professionals on the ground and plenty of them. The most interesting fall-out from Libya is that the Russians and Chinese where completely chumped by the West in UN related machinations. They are not making that mistake again.
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sig spam anywhere and self-moderated threads on the pol&soc board are for losers.
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cypherdoc (OP)
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September 19, 2013, 03:56:58 PM |
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Ah yes, never mind about Libya.
yeah, maybe Egypt should be taken off that list. but my point still stands. if you can create instability in the Middle East, you can prolong the petrodollar.
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SkRRJyTC
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September 19, 2013, 04:17:44 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? this is what you are looking for. times are PST: <snip> No, I want to know when a website first made the meeting notes available to the public.
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SkRRJyTC
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September 19, 2013, 05:06:22 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? this is what you are looking for. times are PST: <snip> No, I want to know when a website first made the meeting notes available to the public. Pretty sure website makers knew after just about everyone else. ??What?? How are the meeting notes distributed to the public? I assumed some .gov site would just host them. Sure the news sites and blogs write up a story after the minutes are released... but I want to know the first moment a trading bot could have gotten the minutes from a public source.
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September 19, 2013, 06:04:27 PM |
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Regardless of decision the manipulators like JPM already knew the decision. The people sitting there listening to the meeting were sent probably by blogs/corporations who paid for them to be there.
The direction is never found by reading the headlines but by reading the psychology behind the headlines. Whereever more pain is thats the direction it will go, where the stop losses lie, regardless of fundamentals or technicals. When there is money to be made the manipulators will move to take it.
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September 19, 2013, 06:06:47 PM |
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Regardless of decision the manipulators like JPM already knew the decision. The people sitting there listening to the meeting were sent probably by blogs/corporations who paid for them to be there.
The direction is never found by reading the headlines but by reading the psychology behind the headlines. Whereever more pain is thats the direction it will go, where the stop losses lie, regardless of fundamentals or technicals. When there is money to be made the manipulators will move to take it.
Bots scan news feeds and public data of all types and use algorithmic trading faster than any human can read.
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September 19, 2013, 06:11:07 PM |
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Regardless of decision the manipulators like JPM already knew the decision. The people sitting there listening to the meeting were sent probably by blogs/corporations who paid for them to be there.
The direction is never found by reading the headlines but by reading the psychology behind the headlines. Whereever more pain is thats the direction it will go, where the stop losses lie, regardless of fundamentals or technicals. When there is money to be made the manipulators will move to take it.
Bots scan news feeds and public data of all types and use algorithmic trading faster than any human can read. LOL bots scanned some sort of invisible news to cause prepumps? Either way those people are responsible for the news feeds that were sitting there, so in effect they are the first in line before any trade happens or should happen. Instead the pre pumps were clear that someone already knew
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September 19, 2013, 06:24:04 PM |
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Regardless of decision the manipulators like JPM already knew the decision. The people sitting there listening to the meeting were sent probably by blogs/corporations who paid for them to be there.
The direction is never found by reading the headlines but by reading the psychology behind the headlines. Whereever more pain is thats the direction it will go, where the stop losses lie, regardless of fundamentals or technicals. When there is money to be made the manipulators will move to take it.
Bots scan news feeds and public data of all types and use algorithmic trading faster than any human can read. LOL bots scanned some sort of invisible news to cause prepumps? Either way those people are responsible for the news feeds that were sitting there, so in effect they are the first in line before any trade happens or should happen. Instead the pre pumps were clear that someone already knew Thats how High Frequency Trading works, trading companies pay Reuters a few thousand dollars to get news 3 seconds earlier than normal customers.
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September 19, 2013, 07:16:29 PM |
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today's whole FOMC exercise is the #1 reason why a centrally planned printing press favors those who control it.
i guarantee you someone other than just Ben knew ahead of time what the decision was going to be. which is precisely why the gold market popped a full 3 min before the announcement.
if there was ever a time and need for a "fair" money...
When were the meeting notes released to the public exactly? this is what you are looking for. times are PST: <snip> No, I want to know when a website first made the meeting notes available to the public. I would assume that the announcement first appeared on the FED's own website at 2pm EST: http://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/press/monetary/20130918a.htm
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