Archive - Jun 11, 2013
Yen Soars Most In Over Three Years, Nikkei Futures Plummet
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/11/2013 05:44 -0500- Abenomics
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Overnight, following the disappointing BOJ announcement which contained none of the Goldman-expected "buy thesis" elements in it, things started going rapidly out of control, and culminated with the USDJPY plunging from 99 to under 96.50 as of minutes ago, which was the equivalent of a 2.3% jump in the Yen, the currency's biggest surge in over three years. Adding insult to injury was finance ministry official Eisuke Sakakibara who said that further weakening of yen "not likely" at the moment, that the currency will hover around 100 (or surge as the case may be) and that 2% inflation is "a dream." Bottom line, NKY225 futures have had one of their trademark 700 points swing days, and are back knocking on the 12-handle door. Once again, the muppets have been slain. Golf clap Goldman.
Angels, ArchAngels and Data Demons: The Smartphone Battle Is Officially Taken To The Cloud!
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 06/11/2013 05:28 -0500When the Big Brothers fight it out! Did you know that your new Samsung GS4 has 14 new sensors to send your personal info up into the cloud, everything from real time health info to location and travel history.
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