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- Beljevina replied Jan 5, 2012
I can't think of one reason to go with FXCM, least of all volume or liquidity. Give these guy's demo a spin. The feed should be Citibank. Citibank is one of the top 5 liquidity providers. Liquidity and trading depth is everything; read ...
- Beljevina replied Dec 21, 2011
Some nice charting + analysis in this little trafficed thread. Just in terms of a recap, Monday saw the move down, then resulted in turnaround Tuesday yesterday, culminating to the (Wednesday) crucial 1250 level at just before 10:25am London time, ...
- Beljevina replied Dec 19, 2011
Liam, hopefully you don't mind me taking this great post a step further, to give what IMHO is an even greater insight into what happened as price approached this level, by looking at 6E futures specific buying and selling at each price. I trade both ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 28, 2011
Main move in London, NY drifting it seems — Noticeable increase in volume on that last hourly move up - indicates the end of a buying climax and likely reversal. Plus, the 50day SMA is an important indicator, in the GBPJPY of the old days. We ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 23, 2011
We're seeing very significant USD strength, as global equities and now NY get dumped into the long weekend. It's a flight to perceived safety into the USD, the nicest house in an ugly neighbourhood. DX obviously is contining it's rocketing ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 15, 2011
They will do diddly, or maybe, huff and puff, but accomplish nothing — ... but intervention is unlikely - very unlikey IMHO - to be among the steps. BoJ and the gov't like to give it a shot every once in a while (over these past few years) but ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 11, 2011
The quesiton is ... Why? — Dukascopy used to have a 3D charting view of order flow/footprint analysis, but axed it. See also the pic below, and parts of the web page and video work here still, showing it in action: url "Cool" perhaps, but ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 8, 2011
Wakey, wakey BOJ & Co. — Quite the NY morning move for UJ - 50 pips is no small amount. BOJ is obviously being challenged here. Will they have the guts to step up and defend? They certainly don't have a good track record. And, at this ...
- Beljevina replied Nov 2, 2011
Hey USD-Bear, I was just thinking the same thing ... the fib and S/R view looks pretty good here. I am kinda hoping BoJ stands behind the "we will intervene until we are happy" and "we will intervene until we see it necessary" statements this time ...
- Beljevina replied Oct 31, 2011
It's sad that Japan seems to get worse with everything they undertake, year after year, including this thus far poorly held intervention, IMO. While the USD is a completely different beast this time around vs. previous interventions, if BoJ just hit ...
- Beljevina replied Oct 30, 2011
Well, isn't this a treat - they are flat-lining it --- trying to act all fancy shmancy like the SNB ... hmmmm ... BoJ's never done this one in an intervention (of the past few years). They've apparently thrown $40B at it so far - this is now ...
- Beljevina replied Oct 30, 2011
Like I said ... in the next couple of days... Gosh, I hope nobody awakens SIgurs ...
- Beljevina replied Oct 21, 2011
Late, but hopefully helpful. Should be a Citibank liquidity feed, although I have my doubts if that is the case.
- Beljevina replied Sep 21, 2011
The post-FOMC was interesting, and, with hindsight, ES and xxxUSD levels presumably priced in. And, if xxxUSDs and equities got up there based solely on that optimism - and have now collapsed, there does not appear to be a bottom in yet. 4pm NY ES ...
- Beljevina replied Sep 21, 2011
I've been watching ES come down with a little surprise. I think the European indexes and markets tanking was a unexpected for the NY crowd. Given Benny not being one to disappoint, I am thinking the S&P lows are in (maybe to 1184 still?) and then we ...
- Beljevina replied Sep 20, 2011
Don't own shares; NT has it's bugs, but one can more or less work around them. Since I did such a pretty job of annotating the charts and the move I talked about, I've posted them here for all. (had to host one externally, since it's so big and FF ...
- Beljevina replied Sep 20, 2011
Actually, funny you should ask how many were trapped? Here's the answer. Here's a volume ladder showing exactly who entered where, when and with how many contracts. The COT values (delta buyers or sellers winning) is at the very bottom ...
- Beljevina replied Sep 20, 2011
It's 'in' again ... — Well, seems like the gang is back. Not to be outdone when the latest fashion hits, here's is a very obedient euro during NY morning. Times are NY, 4min chart, futures. Note how obediently S1 was adhered to for London ...
- Beljevina replied Aug 10, 2011
Not the best of news: original link here, graphic captured below, forever. Chances are it was spawned by complaints. And, if you check the list of other warnings to other brokers, they are hardly in good company.
- Beljevina replied Jul 4, 2011
Seems pretty unusual to me, although possibly right for different reasons. Here's what I mean. The below MT4 screenshot should be of a Citibank feed, I've marked a red arrow where you're seeing your volume, and I am seeing no significant change. ...