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- notouch commented May 14, 2020
Time to short USD.
- notouch commented May 30, 2017
This isn't an opinion poll but an analysis of 'microdata'. Wait for the short covering back up to the weekly pivot.
- notouch commented May 26, 2017
A hung Parliament would be a disaster for Brexit negotiations, which is why the pound is in freefall.
- notouch commented May 24, 2017
This is the guy who can create £ from nothing on a computer. God help us.
- notouch commented May 18, 2017
Good trading. That situation where a round number is acting like a magnet and price keeps bouncing near it is one of the best trades because it suckers in a lot of traders who have to cover after the breakout. It happened a few weeks back when the ...
- notouch commented May 18, 2017
I would call it a short squeeze rather than a hunt. With all those stops above 1.3 you'd expect it to accelerate so I don't know where UOB are getting their 1.3030 resistance from. I don't see any real resistance until 1.3440 but the 50% fib might ...
- notouch commented May 18, 2017
GBPUSD neutral: '1.3030 is expected to offer solid resistance' Really?
- notouch commented May 9, 2017
Everyone except the clowns at CNBC. Buy the rumour sell the news. What's unexpected about that?
- notouch commented Apr 30, 2017
This is a total non-story and posters saying this will cause a big gap down are clueless. Everyone knew the EU would take a tough negotiating stance. No one thought they would just give May everything she wanted. If GBP does gap down it's because ...
- notouch commented Apr 7, 2017
SPOILER ALERT: neutral, neutral, neutral, neutral, neutral
- notouch commented Feb 17, 2017
That was blatant insider trading with the pound dropping hard 30 minutes before the news was released. The ONS needs to investigate these leaks, unless those at the top are the corrupt ones making a profit.
- notouch commented Dec 2, 2016
I agree. The only strong resistance will be the post-Brexit highs and eventually that will break. The UK economy is unaffected by Brexit but the price doesn't reflect that.
- notouch commented Dec 2, 2016
He knows what he's talking about. You don't. 1.2790 is the low in the immediate aftermath of Brexit. It provided support for a number of weeks. That support may now act as resistance. Resistance isn't necessarily a recent high. Support turning to ...
- notouch commented Nov 14, 2016
Don't let the wife near the betting websites!
- notouch commented Jun 30, 2016
He said interest rates will go down this summer, hence sell the pound, buy FTSE.
- notouch commented Jun 21, 2016
This is a misleading headline. The article has absolutely nothing to do with the outcome of the referendum.
- notouch commented Jun 20, 2016
No chance. The market moves before the polls are released. I'm sure the pollsters know how to make a real profit from their polls. The market knows there will be no more polls giving Brexit a lead.
- notouch commented Jun 20, 2016
BS! The hedge funds have done their private polling and know that Bremain is a done deal so they're front-running the market before the 1000 pip post-referendum rally.
- notouch commented Jul 12, 2015
It's about time these Goldman Sachs shylocks were forced to give back some of their ill-gotten gains. Unfortunately the political leaders of the west are in their pockets so it'll never happen.
- notouch commented Jul 12, 2015
The Troika is going to return to Athens to enforce the law.