Ishr Usd Tips Discussion Threads

[nerja] 12/10/2016 06:41

Praipus, you may have been a little early but looking at the charts above suggest that something is turning around very quickly and all over the world.

[praipus] 12/10/2016 06:24

Thanks I had forgotten I had created the thread:)

Just the beginning of the trend?

[nerja] 11/10/2016 15:53

Worth bringing this back up, even if just to look at what's happening to inflation linked bonds

[praipus] 14/6/2013 13:59

"Wary" good description and have forever imblazoned on my mind being unable to trade a Gold ETF when AIG (a counter party) went bust!

That said I still trade them in minimal size as a proxy for futures and started the following thread for the purpose:)

[hazelton] 14/6/2013 12:39

Many thanks Praipus , my interest is that I was wondering whether there was a point at which this ETF becomes an attractive proposition. I observe that this ETF trades between trendlines and it is on the lower trendline now.

Would I be right in thinking that you would be wary of these ?

[praipus] 13/6/2013 15:37

1. Healthy economic contraction trying to deflate assets.
2. Debt
3. Legacy of government sticking plaster policies started by trying to rescue "too big to fail" companies like RBS etc
Edit:
4. Government able to decide on how inflation is calculated i.e. can move the goal posts for its own purposes. Leave out house price or mortgages or something...!!!!

[hazelton] 13/6/2013 06:07

Does anyone have an idea about why these are dropping ?

[praipus] 30/9/2010 13:20

From the INXG thread

"serratia - 26 Aug'10 - 20:18 - 80 of 81


Latest BOE figures show an increase from 70.7 to 88.2% with a fall in fixed interest.


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[praipus] 29/9/2010 19:48

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[praipus] 29/9/2010 19:16

Index-linked government bonds or gilts ETFS



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