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More GBP bearishness from AEP

By   || March 12, 2010 at 00:19 GMT
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Probably not very good for my long GBP position but then I think Ambrose often writes a lot of unsubstantiated tripe. You can make your own mind up on his latest article in the UK Telegraph.

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11 Responses to “More GBP bearishness from AEP”

  1. hsbc on March 12th, 2010 00:27 GMT

    gday sean. typical asian mrng with a sell right from the start.

  2. Sean Lee on March 12th, 2010 00:29 GMT

    Right on the button there HSBC. Usual Sydney morning, get the stops done in cable above 15080 and straight back to NY close. Can’t see anythg happening today.

  3. Jamie on March 12th, 2010 00:37 GMT

    Interesting factoid in Ambrose’s piece: Britain’s trump card is an average debt maturity of 14.1 years, nearly three times US maturities and double those of France. This greatly reduces the risk of a “roll-over” crisis.

  4. lilac on March 12th, 2010 00:40 GMT

    Ooh I’ve just spotted this – I’m sooo glad you said that Sean :)

  5. lilac on March 12th, 2010 00:45 GMT

    Here’s the offending news that started him off on one

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/7424317/Liam-Byrne-No-new-tax-rises-under-Labour.html

    I really wouldn’t want to be called Mrs Purps ;)

  6. lilac on March 12th, 2010 00:52 GMT

    And now for Jeffie Randall

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/jeffrandall/7422606/Gordon-Brown-has-terrible-form-when-it-comes-to-keeping-his-promises.html

    “In this year’s Gold Cup field there’s a 20-1 shot called Tricky Trickster. Do you ever get the feeling that he’s running the country?”

    Whilst every man and his dogette is dining out on our woes, all you really need to do is watch the bookies’ odds on the election.

  7. pipsquanderer on March 12th, 2010 01:04 GMT

    Hey Sean,

    When did you go long cable? You commented yesterday that you liked citi’s recommendation. Are copying citi?

  8. Sean Lee on March 12th, 2010 01:14 GMT

    Yes Chris, I saw it liked it and copied it. Looking okay so far.

  9. Zeke on March 12th, 2010 02:11 GMT

    One of those Amurrican brokerage commercials says, “Traders are always looking for ideas…” Glad I’m not the only one Sean ;) Recv’d Ashrf Laidi’s book today, loving it! I’m sure I’ll have much more in the way of ideas when I’m through, but still plenty of glib, sarcastic humor in the meantime ;)

  10. Johny Carr on March 12th, 2010 02:44 GMT

    Interesting article, can i ask your view on something- if the deficit is so bad and tax revenue needs to be increased to avoid a crisis/ crash, instead of cuts why not and emergency 2% on income tax for 1 year? what effect would this have on the currency and would it put ‘the markets’ at ease

  11. Sean Lee on March 12th, 2010 03:00 GMT

    That sounds like much too sensible a plan Johny especially with an election looming. An yes, I think it probably would put mkts at ease once they’d digested the initial shock.

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