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Originally Posted by currencia
Well TraderPierre, I was wrong about one thing: You are not just sophmoric --You are moronic. As in U R A MORON if you cannot understand English or math as is obviously the case.
And to deal with you further just reduces me to your level. So, like others, to the ignore list U go. Good bye.
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lol,
you can't understand the difference between a 100bp rate cut which the market had already priced in, and an
actual rate cut of 75bp and it's obvious effect, but you tell
me I don't understand English or math, that's even funnier than your other inane nonsense. You just don't get it do you Currencia!
But then, in traditional chatroom style, when you can't support your argument with logic and reason you act like a 6 year old and resort to immature insults, that's very disappointing and a little too predictable even for you. The only surprise was it didn't come sooner, perhaps it took you longer to realize you were getting made an absolute fool of.
I underestimated the depth of your ignorance on fundamentals Currencia, like I said before your only option is probably technicals.
The good news is it looks like I'm going to win the
'Find the Dumbest Retail Trader' competition at work this month, I was fortunate enough to find you
Here are a couple of excerpts from Reuters, I doubt they will make any sense to the likes of you and Bear but others may understand their relevance.
Have a great trading day everyone!
NEW YORK, March 18 (Reuters) -
The dollar posted its largest single-day gain against the yen in nine years on Tuesday and rallied against the euro after the Federal Reserve cut the benchmark U.S. interest rate by a less-than-expected 75 basis points to 2.25 percent.
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The dollar's sharp sell-off on Monday led traders to fret about the possibility of joint dollar-buying intervention by U.S., Japanese and European authorities.