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René van Mourik - TA: Dollar piepelt yen

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  1. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2010 08:49
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    Redactie IEX.nl schreef:

    TA: Dollar piepelt yen

    René van Mourik - 8 jan, 08:30

    "Over de AEX heb ik niets nieuws te melden, over USD/JPY de te meer. Lange termijn trendbreuk...?"

    www.iex.nl/columns/columns_artikel.as...
    Ja, Japan's regering is een ander beleid gaan voeren, die met een overheidstekort, net zoals wij en amerika op de begroting van ze kun je het lezen.
  2. forum rang 7 handyman6 8 januari 2010 09:17
    quote:

    GuusGeluk schreef:

    [quote=Redactie IEX.nl]
    TA: Dollar piepelt yen

    René van Mourik - 8 jan, 08:30

    "Over de AEX heb ik niets nieuws te melden, over USD/JPY de te meer. Lange termijn trendbreuk...?"

    www.iex.nl/columns/columns_artikel.as...
    [/quote]
    Ja, Japan's regering is een ander beleid gaan voeren, die met een overheidstekort, net zoals wij en amerika op de begroting van ze kun je het lezen.
    Had de vorige regering dan geen overheidstekort?:-)) H6
  3. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2010 10:57
    Van gisteren:

    Japan's New Kamikaze Finance Minister Is On A Mission To Blow Up The Yen, And Finally Let The Nikkei Surge

    How significant is the changing of the guard in Japan, where Hirohisa Fujii has just resigned, and been replaced by Naoto Kan?
    Joshua Brown at The Reformed Broker argues that it's very important.

    Why? Because Kan appears serious about weakening the yen, and inducing the kind of weak-currency led rally that we've seen in the US.

    Upon taking office, the strong Yen was one of the first things he addressed: "There are a lot of voices in the business world saying that the dollar around Y95 is appropriate in terms of trade...in cooperation with the Bank of Japan, I will make efforts to...bring the exchange rate to appropriate levels."

    Just a few days into 2010, and the idea that it could be a huge year for Japanese markets is rapidly gaining traction. Byron Wien identified a big year for Japan as one of his surprises. Marc Faber called it the ultimate contrarian bet. The Pragmatic Capitalist also gave four reasons why it offered an excellent contrarian opportunity.

    With a new Bernanke-like finance minister in place, it appears the stars are aligning.
  4. [verwijderd] 8 januari 2010 12:57
    We are watching the greatest three ring circus in experimental economics history.
    Central bankers as ringleader, metals and energy prices as the strong man, China as barely-tamed lion, Japanese stuffed in the clown car and the US taxpayer as the guy who cleans up after the elephants.

    Ladies and gentlemen, please refrain from flash photography during the performance.

    ROFL

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