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- Aqw3R replied Aug 2, 2013
Hm, I'm not sure, but Unemployment Rate is good even NFP is bad, so it's a mixed result today. We have wait few minutes / hours and let the dust to settle down and to see how the result is accepted by the market... What do you think?
- Aqw3R replied Jan 11, 2011
maybe once... — I believe many people would be happy. But it does not make sense without Razorjack...
- Aqw3R replied Jun 13, 2010
Wrong thread buddy...
- Aqw3R replied May 6, 2010
massive risk aversion — Oh my god, there is massive risk aversion all over the world. Yen crosses made huge falls today. EURJPY -5,7% for now today! It's 760 pips in one day! UDSJPY made about 420 pips! I have no idea what will happen in next ...
- Aqw3R replied May 6, 2010
I'm still in. There is nothing to stop the bear move on EURUSD now. ECB may have to return to Quantitative Easing program because those problems in Greece and posible problems in other EU countries. Quantitative Easing cause lower price of the ...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 21, 2010
USDCAD — I think yes, it was also caused by the raising oil price. But the whole Canadian economy strengthens -> increased inflationary risks -> Bank of Canada raises rates -> CAD is going up -> USDCAD is going down. The trend on USDCAD is ...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 13, 2010
I'm not comodity trader, so I'm not sure about that, but I think it's not the same to trade copper and AUDUSD (in fundamental meaning)... Ofcourse, you are free to trade more than currencies, for example comodities, CFD, options...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 13, 2010
Well, you can ask yourself: Why do I trade currencies on forex market, if I can trade futures on comodity market?
- Aqw3R replied Apr 12, 2010
A lot of the positions was closed on Friday and many traders stayed out for weekend, because it was expected few questionable but very important decisions (loan for Greece and Yuan revaluation). That huge gap was caused by low volatility. I don't ...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 6, 2010
I didn't read any Kathy's book, I read only her comments on fx360.com and it's helpful. I think it's good idea to read also Trader Vic 2. There are sections which can help you.
- Aqw3R replied Apr 5, 2010
Hi, allesf. I'm just a beginner in the economic fundamentals, so I will use a part of Kathy Lien's comment: "... the improvements in the U.S. economy should give the Fed the nudge that they need to unwind emergency measures and tighten monetary ...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 4, 2010
Thanks, but I have to admit, that Razorjack said something like this first... I was only technical trader until I found this thread and since than I have read books recomended here, I read Kathy Lien's comments on fx360.com, I watch comments on one ...
- Aqw3R replied Apr 3, 2010
usd/jpy trend change — Yes, it has happend on 24th of March. So, the short term trend has changed to bull and the question is, where it will end. I think, it will go at least to about 100. 1) The 38.2 % fibo level of the move from June 2007 to ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
conclusion — This analysis includes only a part of the events that are happening in the world and affecting FX markets. I chose those that I understand at least a little bit . Long term conclusion In the long term I think, that the economy ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
short term analysis — 6) In recent time (days to weeks), equity and commodity markets (oil) grew strongly, and therefore they need a correction. This correction in turn affect the commodity currencies through risk aversion. Most of commodity ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
medium term analysis — 4) Recently, there are issues of EU countries (PIIGS) with a high debt. Nobody knows how things turn out with those member states leading by Greece. It's sure that for some time, these problems will pull down EUR (risk ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
long term analysis — 2) It is clear that the US economy is recovering much faster than GB, EU and JP. This means the earlier increases in interest rates and the strengthening of the dollar against the currencies of these countries. It is a ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
intro & long term analysis — Hi everybody, I wanna share some of "my" theories with you and I'll be grateful for everyone your comment. First I would like to summarize the main fundamental events: Long term: 1) Cooling of china's economy ...
- Aqw3R replied Mar 23, 2010
I think it's not about only two economies... EUR is about a lot of economies of european member states and USD is the reserve currency and is used for carry trades now... :]
- Aqw3R replied Mar 12, 2010
Recommendations — Hi, I recommend you to read at least first 10 pages of this thread. You can find a lot of useful information there. That Razorjack's recommendation about books can be found in post #43. If you are looking for anything, you ...