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  • Stay Tactically Bearish On Dollar And Yen In Q1 2013 - Morgan Stanley

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    Investors should stay tactically bearish on the USD and the JPY throughout the first quarter of 2013 as both currencies are poised to decline on the policies of their central banks, says Morgan Sanely. For the Federal Reserve, MS notices that as it has already revolutionized central banking again by introducing numerical targets to its policy approach, adopting a so called “Evan’s Rule”, the power at the US central bank has shifted clearly in the direction of the doves. As such, easy policy, low rates, and large scale asset purchases are likely to stay for the foreseeable future providing an ... (full story)

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    • Dec 30, 2012 12:51pm
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    • Guest

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    • DO reverse what instiutes say!!!!!!!!
    • Dec 30, 2012 12:58pm
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    • hmm... where does that leave USDJPY?....
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:00pm
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    • Alzuraiqi

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    • as I expected the eur will go up.but not to much .You know the weaken yen is not good at the end and also the weaken usd is not good to limit oil high prices
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:02pm
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    • Quoting glenngie
      hmm... where does that leave USDJPY?....
      I think the usd /jpy will located in range 86-95 in 2013
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:05pm
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    • I begin to wonder why suddenly all investment banks are shouting that advice - right after the selloff at Friday. All JPY currencies are pretty overbought last 7 weeks and now the "advisors" tell us that this trend will keep forever?
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:27pm
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    • Who is Morgan Sanely? lol if you want anyone to take you seriously, at least have someone literate review your..... uhummmmm.... news? posts before you post them. lol
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:31pm
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    • You think yen is overbought or the pairs versus it? If there is no resolution then surely equities will crash and the greenback will rise as risk is off?

      Quoting michaelpelly
      I begin to wonder why suddenly all investment banks are shouting that advice - right after the selloff at Friday. All JPY currencies are pretty overbought last 7 weeks and now the "advisors" tell us that this trend will keep forever?
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:53pm
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    • Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!
    • Dec 30, 2012 1:58pm
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    • In your opinion the yen is oversold? Versus what, usd or crosses such as gbp, euro, cad, aus, chf?

      Quoting Alexeii
      Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!
    • Dec 30, 2012 2:08pm
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    • Quoting Alexeii
      Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!
      They told me the same thing 3 weeks ago for adding to my long JPY PAIRS... But i made money instead! Maybe i'm a fool for making money?
    • Dec 30, 2012 2:21pm
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    • Quoting Squeeze
      In your opinion the yen is oversold? Versus what, usd or crosses such as gbp, euro, cad, aus, chf?
      I allready said my opinion no need to repeat it !!!
    • Dec 30, 2012 2:50pm
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    • I wasn't asking for repetition simply a better explanation to your absolute conviction.

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      I allready said my opinion no need to repeat it !!!
    • Dec 30, 2012 3:05pm
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    • Quoting Alexeii
      I allready said my opinion no need to repeat it !!!
      Ignore this clown Alexii. All of a sudden he shows up here at FF and has ALL the answers to every economy in this world. Seen it before around here....
    • Dec 30, 2012 3:13pm
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    • Quoting Alzuraiqi
      I think the usd /jpy will located in range 86-95 in 2013
      Didn't Abe said that he wants usd/jpy betwen 85 and 90? If I'm not wrong he also said that BOJ will be active in FX to keep this range...
    • Dec 30, 2012 3:44pm
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    • Guys, it's a fact that a weakened yen is in the best interest of exports companies in Japan and as we saw last 2 weeks how was the NIKKIE was leading with better performance since March 2011. Shinzo Abe said it clear he want to make USDJPY 3 DIGITS.
    • Dec 30, 2012 4:06pm
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    • Abe wants the Yen incredible weak to get Japan out of deflation. He even said if the BOJ doesn't or do enough, he will enact a law that will force them. He is incredible aggressive. There is also a big increase in out-dated (Jun/Aug) puts.
    • Dec 30, 2012 4:11pm
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    • well i'm long on eur/jpy but maybe it will correct to 111 then 124 I guess...
    • Dec 30, 2012 4:26pm
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    • It's also a fact that Goldman Sachs have gone on record as stating that their principal Asia fund will be taking a huge punt in buying Japan's stongest exporting companies' equity whilst the yen falls over the length of the current govts tenure. But what do they know, they're heading for "a margin call, cant see reality and are brain damaged fools who can't be helped" obviously.

      Quoting tarek.esawy
      Guys, it's a fact that a weakened yen is in the best interest of exports companies in Japan and as we saw last 2 weeks how was the NIKKIE was leading with better performance since March 2011. Shinzo Abe said it clear he want to make USDJPY 3 DIGITS.
    • Dec 30, 2012 7:16pm
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    • Last day of the month and the year, so expect some profit taking today on Yen crosses.
    • Dec 31, 2012 12:47am
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    • Gentlemen, as I said in many occasions before - you thrust newly appointed politicians too much and you do not check what BoJ had issued as policy recently. Also you need to verify the time horizon - the "Abe..." dreams might happen but not before 6-7 months from now. There is pretty much time for all overbought cross JPY to go to the other spectrum and then yen might start to go cheap again. Do not hang our money on a politician who said 2 sentences before election. Actually BoJ governor was pretty clear in its Saturday interview. Also check the news timings last 3 days - the last Asian session was buying cross-yen, then us session also got on the buying hook and when Europe session made some good profit taking selloff - suddenly the US banks started to shout 3-digit yen dreams. Also - do not think big banks are immune to forex losses - check the UBS losses last year from high risk forex operations - 40 bn $.
    • Dec 31, 2012 4:40am
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    • Abe and co. will intervene the market when JPY becomes too expensive OR too cheap. remember that. There's an limit JPY will go.
    • Dec 31, 2012 6:37am
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      DO reverse what instiutes say!!!!!!!!
      Best advice of this year. We should always do that, when big dogs say something about what should do next.
    • Dec 31, 2012 8:14am
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      DO reverse what instiutes say!!!!!!!!
      Agreed.
      Before they give any advises to others, they need to look back their own
      bad shit recorded advises.
    • Dec 31, 2012 8:32am
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    • US dollar will be the worlds most stable currency. Just think how many country in
      this world make US dollar as their main foreigh reserve currency other than gold.
      Will these country, especially China, Hong Kong, Taiwan , Japan etc. let their hard earn foreigh reserve being devalue so easily ??
    • Dec 31, 2012 8:59am
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    • sterling up sharply versus yen, aussie likewise, loonie up, euro...maybe I'm seeing things in my brain damaged state. Now at year high GBP/JPY.

      Quoting Alexeii
      Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!
    • Dec 31, 2012 9:50am
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      sterling up sharply versus yen, aussie likewise, loonie up, euro...maybe I'm seeing things in my brain damaged state. Now at year high GBP/JPY.
      I'm with you Squeeze.. I longed eur/jpy. been trading long for the past 3 weeks as a matter of fact. I guess i am brain-damaged too for making over 100 pips profit!! ROFL.. (btw i closed all positions for the year now so it doesn't matter now if it plunges..to me)
      Happy New Year Everybody!!
    • Dec 31, 2012 12:34pm
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    • I'm just having fun regarding the prediction made yesterday by someone, it's always a dangerous game calling an end to a trend, particularly the current one versus yen especially given what underpins it.

      Quoting locojava
      I'm with you Squeeze.. I longed eur/jpy. been trading long for the past 3 weeks as a matter of fact. I guess i am brain-damaged too for making over 100 pips profit!! ROFL.. (btw i closed all positions for the year now so it doesn't matter now if it plunges..to me)
      Happy New Year Everybody!!
    • Dec 31, 2012 2:37pm
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    • Quoting Alexeii
      Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!

      The only burned (margin calls) accounts I smell are the ones of those who saw the overbought JPY pairs and shorted! LMAO!!
    • Dec 31, 2012 2:48pm
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    • What genuinely troubles me about those who spout with absolute conviction that they know a currency pair is going to the moon or going to collapse, is that they shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a platform and account with that kind of mindset. They're miles away from handling the skills and having the smarts necessary to trade.

      Quoting locojava
      The only burned (margin calls) accounts I smell are the ones of those who saw the overbought JPY pairs and shorted! LMAO!!
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      Offcourse he mean JPY pairs are overbough.. I allready smeell the burned (margin calls) accounts of the fools who will furhter short YEN...But some people can't see reality , can't help them. Only brain damaged people will buy anything at the moment against the YEN !!!!
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  • Posted: Dec 30, 2012 12:46pm

    Submitted by: eFx Newz

    Category: Fundamental Analysis

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    Guest, glenngie, Alzuraiqi(2), michaelpelly(2), jaygee, Squeeze(2)(3)(4)(5)...(8), Alexeii(2), Guest, BaitUp, arenoosh, tarek.esawy, pip_trader, Farrusco, Robot Trader, EricKamezou, Guest, Guest(2), locojava(2)

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