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- Shafii replied Sep 11, 2013
KecoaKecil, yes the 1.3270-80 range offers a good opportunity to short the pair. There isn't any major economic release re. the US or the EU today. Tomorrow we're going to see some action, Draghi is expected to speak tomorrow, remember how the ...
- Shafii replied Sep 11, 2013
Now that we have the indecisive Obama and the uncertainty of the Syria war behind our back, the market is resuming its dynamics as expected.
- Syria crisis and its effect on the FX market
The last thing we need is for an indecisive Obama to add uncertainty to an already uncertain ...
- Shafii replied Sep 10, 2013
EUR/USD is trading in a very narrow channel today without much volatility, very boring indeed. There isn't any major data release tomorrow. The house and the senate votes on Syria are almost certainly delayed. I still favor a bearish trend.
- Shafii replied Sep 10, 2013
All serious traders must buy Bloomberg or Thomson Reuters terminal subscriptions, it runs at a hefty ~ $1,800 per month per user. Trading without one is like running blindly into a mine field. A typical terminal have 3 or 4 screens each displaying a ...
- Shafii replied Sep 10, 2013
Sep. 10, 12:55 GMT Redbook Index: MoM down to 0.3% vs 0.6% previous, YoY 4.6% vs 4.7% previous. Modest MoM reading and moderated concerns on a Syrian attack have instilled a positive tone in European markets this morning and lead the EUR/USD to ...
- Shafii replied Sep 9, 2013
If the rally is contained on Tuesday (Sep. 10th) Europe and US sessions, the EUR/USD may be set to resume the down-trend to 1.3147, 1.3020 (the 200D MA and the 61.8% retracement of the move up from July.) Without any major data releases until ...
- Shafii replied Sep 9, 2013
QE taper speculation and the USD outlook: Goldman Sachs: The sharp drop in uncertainty since late 2012 might be adding 0.5-1.0 percentage point to growth at present, with a slightly smaller boost in coming quarters. Calls for Fed to taper light. ...
- Shafii replied Sep 9, 2013
SF Fed Williams (dove who wants taper, votes on FOMC) speech at NABE, Sep. 9: "I am still 100 percent on board with Chairman (Ben) Bernanke's timeline" for September tapering and ending the Fed's $85b monthly bond buys next year. Expects GDP to grow ...
- Shafii replied Sep 9, 2013
Monday Sep. 9, EUR/USD summary: Opening the Asian session at around 1.3165 and without any major data releases for the day the rally was fuelled by the positive Chinese trade data over the weekend and the developments related to the easing situation ...
- Shafii replied Dec 10, 2006
Actually US bonds went slowly and consistently up during the course of the day. Only in currency markets the dollar weakened then strengthened later.
- Shafii replied Dec 10, 2006
IMHO, the market did not follow the fundamentals. You are making it look like big investors took about 2 hours to do the math and realize that total revisions were actually dollar positive. I did the calculations myself within less than 10 minutes ...
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Quoting you from the NFP thread: I don't agree that the NFP and revisions went in opposite directions, if we count Sep revision then the total picture was good for the dollar. Even as confusing it is to digest the numbers and revision information in ...
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Univ. of Michigan Confidence due at 15:00 GMT. 92.0 E vs 92.1 previous. If the number is $+ I will fade.
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
As I said before, damn those central bank interventions. Why don't they just leave us traders alone </PRE>
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
So what do you guys think about Consumer Sentiment??
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Congratulations Moe. I initianlly lost 37 pips, then lost another 32 pips when I thought the market will no doubt go lower. How wrong I was. I'll spend this evening licking my wounds. Merlin, I will always follow your lead from now on.
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Damn those CB interventions Russians are selling the dollar. Why don't they just leave us traders alone
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Revisions are as follows: OCT NFP revised from 92K to 79K. SEP NFP revised from 148K to 203K. Total revisions +42K ?!!! Why did the $ weakens??!!
- Shafii replied Dec 8, 2006
Damn... Anyone got any idea what is going on. Strong numbers + upward revision == weak $ ???!!!!!