What with the trolls stating "angry much" or questioning people's anger?
Some new line you're all trying out.
Are you happy with it?
It's a standard response to bears getting angry and throwing insults because they have no argument. Pretty standard bear behaviour on this forum, it has to be said.
Loki
3 Nov 2015, 04:37 PM
December is on like Donkey Kong.
Given your previous assertion, perhaps you could link to some of these posts where I get "90% of rate calls wrong".
Given your previous assertion, perhaps you could link to some of these posts where I get "90% of rate calls wrong".
Why?
Do you think your track record is better than that?
stinkbug
3 Nov 2015, 07:45 PM
Given your previous assertion, perhaps you could link to some of these posts where I get "90% of rate calls wrong".
Something cool on Netflix, so let's whet your appetite a little.
Since December 2011, you have used the word "rates" in your posts 283 times. A lot of those were "depreciation rates" and other contexts which don't interest us here. Interestingly, the word AREPS appears 359 times in your posts. You really loved that joke!
So, to whet your appetite, and so I can get back to Netflix, let's start with this one.
Stinkbug
24 Apr 2013, 11:36 AM No change. Data is still too middle of the road, no clear indicators either way, I think. We are still not feeling the full effects of last years cuts yet, and won`t for some months. They will want to wait until there are clear and obvious indicators either way.I think we will have rates at or around where we are now for several years to come.
Several years you say?
Quote:
Media Release Number 2013-10 Date 7 May 2013 Embargo For Immediate Release Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.75 per cent, effective 8 May 2013.
Do you think your track record is better than that? Something cool on Netflix, so let's whet your appetite a little.
Since December 2011, you have used the word "rates" in your posts 283 times. A lot of those were "depreciation rates" and other contexts which don't interest us here. Interestingly, the word AREPS appears 359 times in your posts. You really loved that joke!
So, to whet your appetite, and so I can get back to Netflix, let's start with this one.
Several years you say?
See you soon!
So I've used the word "rates" 283 times and you found one example where I was wrong.
So I've used the word "rates" 283 times and you found one example where I was wrong.
Kudos.
No. I've found dozens. But it's tedious copy-pasting them all into the shitty editor here.
At any rate, your track record is 90% wrong direction, wrong time, calling the bottom just before they dropped again etc.
Here's another good one. You got this one 30% right. I was impressed.
Stinkbug
1 Jul 2014, 04:21 PM No change this year, probably not until mid next year now. I still think the next move will be up rather than down.Right now we`re muddling along OK. The RBA won`t change the rate until something major happens.
Quote:
Media Release Number 2015-01 Date 3 February 2015 Embargo For Immediate Release Statement by Glenn Stevens, Governor: Monetary Policy Decision
At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate by 25 basis points to 2.25 per cent, effective 4 February 2015.
I could go on, but we both know the truth.
Oh, and some more trivia: You have used the word Canberra 220 times in your posts. I thought it would be higher.
Obviously there are unlikely to be any further RBA rate cuts. This will be fairly bad for sentiment and will likely accelerate the collapse. Peter Martin is saying that, to boot, the banks will do another out of cycle rate rise later this month. As the RBA has made no negative comment about the previous episode, they are unlikely to complain about the next rises.
[looks like crashing silence from the usual suspects but the Rastus-Shadow war continues oblivious]
Obviously there are unlikely to be any further RBA rate cuts. This will be fairly bad for sentiment and will likely accelerate the collapse. Peter Martin is saying that, to boot, the banks will do another out of cycle rate rise later this month. As the RBA has made no negative comment about the previous episode, they are unlikely to complain about the next rises.
[looks like crashing silence from the usual suspects but the Rastus-Shadow war continues oblivious]
I disagree.
The RBA was keen to try and show the tail can not wag the dog so their reluctance to let banks force their hand is understandable... none the less, another cut is quite likely if the economy does not show some strength before christmas... in particular as the remaining banks add themselves to the line of rate rises.
I am no fan of rates this low, or lower, however, in a suprise move, but the tail has a firm grip on the dog and is shaking it down and certainly not letting go.
Matthew, 30 Jan 2016, 09:21 AM Your simplistic view is so flawed it is not worth debating. The current oversupply will be swallowed in 12 months. By the time dumb shits like you realise this prices will already be rising.
The RBA was keen to try and show the tail can not wag the dog so their reluctance to let banks force their hand is understandable... none the less, another cut is quite likely if the economy does not show some strength before christmas... in particular as the remaining banks add themselves to the line of rate rises.
I am no fan of rates this low, or lower, however, in a suprise move, but the tail has a firm grip on the dog and is shaking it down and certainly not letting go.
As I thought, you have a homoerotic fixation on Shadow and can't let him go.
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