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- adamx replied Mar 29, 2011
I use it for money management purposes. e.g. if my rules are not to risk more than 2% on one trade, i shouldn't place a buy order on EUR/USD and GBP/USD at the same time (risking 2% on each), because due to the high correlation, i'm risking more ...
- adamx replied Mar 27, 2011
I believe USD, JPY and CHF are called "safe haven" currencies, which means anytime something happens that is hurting the world's economy overall (e.g. natural disasters, terrorist attacks, uprisings, riots), they rise because investors are trying to ...
- adamx replied Mar 26, 2011
thanks, interesting article
- adamx replied Mar 25, 2011
I don't see this "currencies dissappearing" trend at all. The eurozone is in a financial crisis and member countries are thinking of leaving it.
- adamx replied Mar 24, 2011
i use this tool, which calculates correlations between currency pairs: url i would say USD and JPY are both safe haven currencies, so if the risk appetite lowers they rise and the EUR falls
- adamx replied Mar 24, 2011
thanks, i'm still long but confused where to get out... maybe before the RBNZ Gov's speak
- adamx replied Mar 23, 2011
i'm long also, sl@7355
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