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- sisse replied May 8, 2017
image Well try to group the GOLD FA factors in 3 main categories For Risk For hedge against Inflation / and Storage & Keep value For its own underlying supply and demand factors as a commodity From the 3 factors, the 3er one which usually is the ...
- sisse replied May 7, 2017
...and we are getting results now +65% now the hard part start for France. They have in a slipery down slope for over a decade now. I hope this serve as turning point as the french, the economy and in the current circumstances not only in Europe but ...
- sisse replied May 5, 2017
Finally and for all those that have asked this week Where are we???? in the short term and final call for @goosebone to wrap up A KEY week in the close for the final play for French elections ....here is a quick short term chart update to put things ...
- sisse replied May 3, 2017
FED Hike [ok] FED Hawk (balance sheet talk, change in "gradual", etc.) [ok] FED Dove (focus on recent flop numbers, emphasis on "gradual", etc.)[why] FED Neutral/Dovish (inline w/ expectations spelled out in last post)[why] +++++ ADVANCED FA POST ...
- sisse replied Apr 26, 2017
No. No radicals in the 1st round would have short-circuit expectations sending a quick spike above 1.097x unlocking the never ending 1.128x one more time on air. Yes. The extreme risk off hedges for a surprise in the 1st round were cleared. The ...
- sisse replied Apr 25, 2017
...and that was pretty much it for the day. All markets in perfect synch from Treasuries to US equities and everything in between including Euro . 'All happiness' across the board as widely expected since French elections and Friday DT tweet, good ...
- sisse replied Apr 18, 2017
Well no not really. All have been triggered by major movers and shakers. Sure this last one is a political announcement that wasn't expected or from market/economic source but in general except when politicians are interfering in markets with ...
- sisse replied Apr 18, 2017
Here is the actual mid term chart we have been tracking... image So let me ask you. Are you sure your 'frustration' is not coming because first you are looking too close to the market for the swing you are aiming? My 2 cents: You are too close to ...
- sisse replied Apr 18, 2017
Yes exactly. Here is what we are actually trying to trade for the MID TERM LEG!!!! image => The principle apply for a M1 chart of for 40yr old downtrend !!! Now here is the actual proper mid term chart update... sisse
- sisse replied Apr 18, 2017
2. Now let me show you where we are right now in a mid term swing zoom in chart. image You are getting frustrated/angry/impatience/etc because we haven't break as fast as you expect. => Let me ask you a question if I tell you the previous chart ...
- sisse replied Apr 18, 2017
hmm I see....let's do something quickly with a few charts before the roll as I got the feeling you are getting 'lost in translation' and a bit of perspective in the worst case scenario wont hurt... Ok lets go... You are aiming/targeting to a MID ...
- sisse replied Apr 13, 2017
Here a quick sketch with outlook buy map ... image Don't want to overwhelm with info but if you want to dig even deeper can you see the difference between both? ...wide volatility in buy vs volatility compression in sell .... Plenty of info to ...
- sisse replied Apr 13, 2017
From that last chart alone we can see now the potential momentum play already formed @hoom yes 1.050x is the mid term momentum play that we expected even before the current trend leg officially started last year. However, I was referring to the ...
- sisse replied Apr 13, 2017
Here is the latest real live mid term chart update in the Euro: image No further comments needed in this one ... sisse
- sisse replied Apr 13, 2017
Ok just before we answer the question. We started with this sketch I posted exactly 1 year ago. The beauty of it, is that was 1 million miles away from the current levels and circumstances .... Sketch for change in outlook to sell. Some of you has ...
- sisse replied Mar 31, 2017
@PAStalker Spot on. Thats exactly the long term view that I was looking for. I added some quick notes highlighting the last 2 long term swings (trend and the current pullback) and the mark of inner waves forming the swing.... -> A swing: is price ...
- sisse replied Mar 31, 2017
While we wait for Commodities to close, lets continue the key Dollar discussion. @mayafx @goosebone Ok so we are going to get and extension (TBC in a couple of hours) before going to direction, maps and outlooks and etc. Lets open the following ...
- sisse replied Mar 30, 2017
An uneventful European session across the board. Eyes on US reports to close the Quarter. Expecting inline numbers although some revisions in collateral and correlated numbers has been revised upwards. Only a major revision upwards will trigger ...
- sisse replied Mar 16, 2017
I think this chart will help and address some of yesterday questions. The answer was very simple. Hikes got bought in the Euro (we'll get into the FA later). Here is the updated chart with the ONLY 3 short term swing trades this year in the Euro. I ...
- sisse replied Mar 16, 2017
A hawkish BOE. More hawkish than most expected. Inflation is entering in full force. This will be the last meeting the BOE will have a free ride. Only update from the BOE. --> Rolling back short term outlook in Sterling* from Soft Sell to Neutral. ...