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- Yohay commented Aug 1, 2012
The Fed doesn't really have bullets at the moment. The dollar likes the lack of QE3.
- Yohay commented Dec 18, 2011
Thanks!
- Yohay commented Dec 15, 2011
It indeed looks as someone had expected it although the build up still created a short opportunity on EUR/CHF, USD/CHF and also on EUR/USD that rose before the release and fell afterwards.
- Yohay commented Nov 21, 2011
@FX Babie I don't think that the full extent of the crisis has been factored, especially as a lot of crisis realted moeny movement is within the euro-zone so far. Money can also leave the zone. German bonds cannot stay safe forever... @jonahky7 ...
- Yohay commented Nov 20, 2011
Thanks!
- Yohay commented Nov 8, 2011
Yep, we'll soon know if Bossi is the boss...
- Yohay commented Nov 4, 2011
As 1.3725 comes under attack now, stronger support is at 1.3650. This is busy Friday at the end of a busy week...
- Yohay commented Oct 23, 2011
I think the euro is likely to slide at the opening but not fall with a big gap. While the talks are stuck, the deadline is Wednesday and the tension and hope could still keep the euro from making a big fall. We'll know soon enough how the market ...
- Yohay commented Oct 23, 2011
Thanks for your comment. 1.4170 is a level unseen for many weeks. A really convincing solution from the EU leaders is needed for this kind of rally...
- Yohay commented Oct 20, 2011
The EFSF powers aren't new at all. Yet there's one important detail in the guidelines that doesn't appear in this news item: The ECB gets to decide (together with the EU finance ministers) who will get aid. The ECB is tough. Less money means less ...
- Yohay commented Oct 17, 2011
In the meantime, the euro is on the rise, but it looks quite hesitant. Details regarding the plan are necessary for more rises.
- Yohay commented Oct 7, 2011
Thanks for your question. The market environment is now in "risk territory". This means that bad US news strengthens the dollar against "risk" currencies such as AUD, NZD, CAD, EUR and GBP. It also weakens the dollar against the yen, which is a ...
- Yohay commented Oct 6, 2011
Regarding gold, a lot depends on the upcoming euro-zone rate decision as well. And, I've read somewhere that the situation of Italian and British sovereign debt isn't too different..
- Yohay commented Oct 4, 2011
I agree. One of the biggest questions is Italy. They got a 3 notch downgrade and a negative outlook that include a warning that the "country’s rating could transition to substantially lower rating levels". Volatility is extreme.
- Yohay commented Oct 2, 2011
Thanks for your comments. The pair started a bit lower. I also think that there might some stabilization on some hope for Greece, before a bigger downfall.
- Yohay commented Sep 29, 2011
I certainly agree that higher volumes make pairs more predictable, and that's why EUR/USD could have been high on the list if it hadn't been for the crisis... I didn't include oil and gold in my review. Gold had a healthy rise for a long time, but ...
- Yohay commented Sep 29, 2011
EUR/USD sure is exciting and does provide opportunities. EUR/GBP used to be on my list, but its recent behavior is too choppy in my opinion. What are the positive characteristics of EUR/GBP? Regarding USD/CHF, I believe that after the big move by ...
- Yohay commented Sep 28, 2011
EUR/USD has the potential to be very predictable pair, but this crisis is driving it mad...
- Yohay commented Sep 26, 2011
Looks like a moderate downtrend channel is forming on the hourly chart.
- Yohay commented Sep 25, 2011
A quiet open without gaps. The hopes of a 2 trillion fund to stabilize the situation countered the talk about a default within 6 weeks. Eventually, I believe that the European banks stocks will push the pair lower. Indeed, the situation in the US ...