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- Jeheil replied Mar 12, 2014
Euro has seemed very resilient to bad Euro news over the last couple of weeks, it seems to be ignoring the fundamental fear factor of Ukraine, I think before going big on predictions of 1.40+ we need to see what happens with the Crimean referendum ...
- Jeheil replied Jan 21, 2014
Market seems at the moment to be looking for any excuse to sell the Aussie. Longs on the Aussie need either big balls or tight stops.
- Jeheil replied Oct 15, 2013
News Breaking out of the US : "Obama's other major concern, along with the debt ceiling is the rather inappropriate name of American Football team The Washington Redskins". In a breakthrough decision the franchise has agreed to change its name, ...
- Jeheil replied Sep 30, 2013
If the US blocks the budget, what is the impact on EURUSD...part of my brain says Euro would rise as dollar is weakened by all this melarkie, other part says USD could be seen to rise as a RISK OFF event ? Is there any wisdom as to how the outcome ...
- Jeheil replied May 1, 2013
Merkel at the moment will not/or is too close to call to get re-elected. The number one reason Cyprus had is banks smacked about was to placate those in her OWN party. Euro inflation fell to 1.2% almost .5% down on expectations, this is dangerously ...
- Jeheil replied May 1, 2013
There has been a lot of talk about a drop of 0.25% in EC rates, but the eye EURUSD has been very fixed on US data recently, pretty much ignored the bad German and Euro data this week. I have shorted Euro (last night) on the basis I think attention ...
- Jeheil replied Mar 19, 2013
Merkel is in a corner...she wont win her election in September, which in itself would put in place a German government opposed to bailouts....the greens who are here only saviour in a coalition along with a bunch of rebellious folks in her own party ...
- Jeheil replied Nov 19, 2012
Moodys cut France credit rating ? Is that what just happened, not sure if I trust the news forum I saw this in.
- Jeheil replied Nov 6, 2012
So on the basis Romney is lower tax and loosen financial regs and Obama is higher tax, more government oriented job creation/no change to financial regs, is it ok to assume that : Obama win = EUR/USD up, Romney win = EUR/USD down for theatrical move ...
- Jeheil replied Nov 2, 2012
Already short from 1.2941, I have 12925 as confirmation that I am in the right direction and will load up some more should we hit that. I am a little careful however as on Wednesday it shook down at asia close/london open and then went up to ...
- Jeheil replied Oct 23, 2012
Very similar trade play as you Stimulus, I caught the drop from down yesterday and left a buy in from 80 overnight (im on AUS time). Only thing I dont like about playing this bounce is that 3020 may cap the upside. Ill move my SL to BE at 3020 and ...
- Jeheil replied Oct 17, 2012
Holding Pattern — May well be in a holding pattern during today's asian session with perhaps a bit of movement in about 7 hours as peeps take positions ahead of day 1 of the EU economic forum. Merkel has tipped the wink to Spain that they will ...
- Jeheil replied Sep 27, 2012
There was a good interview on Bloomberg earlier in the week, the conjecture being Spain were positioning themselves where they could ask for a bailout of some description, however bailouts come with conditions, Spain wants to make sure it is already ...
- Jeheil replied Sep 13, 2012
Pre Uncle Ben's printing press...i mean QE3 ann. Couple of German/UK FX strategists with big euro players were jibbering on Bloomberg that if you correlate Euro/USD to the key Bond rates (France, Italy, Spain) that the Super Mario ann. last week and ...
- Jeheil replied Jul 4, 2012
?? Is there a punt being taken that ECB will cut rates ?
- Jeheil replied May 24, 2012
Impact of Greek dropout will most likely be a big spike down then perhaps 6 months later a recovery....on the basis the whole house of cards doesnt tumble. In the week leading up to the 17th the market will price in the expectation of the election ...
- Jeheil replied May 24, 2012
Greece is important for two reasons. 1) Theatre, the theatre and fireworks of Greece exiting will move the euro at least a couple of cents, probably more. 2) Contagion, the domino effect, if Greece bailed, Spain, Portugal and Italy would see their ...
- Jeheil replied May 18, 2012
First poll since Greece failed to form government shows swing to pro-europe parties, to such an extent they could form a government. Market is driven by fundamentals and fear at the moment and will be until June the 17th
- Jeheil replied May 8, 2012
Thats already on the table, the Greek Parliament have to ratify the Austerity measures/EUR package by the mumble-teenth of June otherwise no next round of doollars for you and default....hence the interest in this weeks 'who can form a government' ...
- Jeheil replied May 8, 2012
think he just means there is no set time for the 'gap' to be closed, there is no rhyme nor reason that a 60 pip gap like most retail punters saw this week will be filled in the next day, week, month or year. Some folks hold a mystical belief that ...