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- pipoxy replied Jun 19, 2014
CAD is buoyed by rising oil prises, thanks to flourishing democracy that is now i-Rack. USD is soft post Yellen speach and downgrade in GDP growth. Nevertheless, i is building a long position, with 1.09 target. USD/CAD will probably range in the ...
- pipoxy replied Jun 17, 2014
We are our own worst enemies. Enslave your emotions, and consistent success will become your bff. If you shoved every single trading indicator and strategy some place where the sun don't shine, and took trading positions solely by flipping a coin ...
- pipoxy replied Jun 17, 2014
You, sir, have hit the nail on the head. I would only add that the market makers also earn profit by a spread on interest rates. They shave off as much as 0.25% long end and add as much on the short end, so your carry trade spread narrows by 0.5%.
- pipoxy replied Feb 24, 2011
Long CAD/CHF at 0.9397 Target: 0.9800 (interest+, long-term trade) Albeit Swissy is sorta hot right now. Hope Loonie stands its ground.
- pipoxy replied Feb 9, 2011
On the sidelines for now. Waiting for the interest rate statement and accompanying rhetoric. P.S. To enrich one's perspective, whilst awaiting the big news, here's an opinion from a dude that "broke the pound" back in the day.
- pipoxy replied Feb 7, 2011
I likes OANDA. In over 4 years with them I am yet to find a reason to whine about something.
- pipoxy replied Feb 7, 2011
Interesting read. I agree: number of peeps made/lost is meaningless without further context. Also, I would advise against setting such strictly quantitative goals as 100 pips a week, or certain % a week, etc. It's tempting because you begin to ...
- pipoxy replied Feb 4, 2011
82.40, eh? Makes me wish i set my TP a lil higher. But then again, one shouldn't try to bite more than one can chew. You set the target, you hit the target, you sit at home drinking beer and chuckling contently. Next week will bring new scenarios ...
- pipoxy replied Feb 4, 2011
The upward spike was just big enough to gimme my 30 pips. Feels good to go into weekend with no open positions and a larger account for the week Cheers,
- pipoxy replied Feb 4, 2011
Long at 81.57, looking to squeeze 30 pips from the initial chaotic spikes, so as not to hold it over weekend (hopefully). Position relatively small. Willing and able to turn into swing trade, if need be. $-cost average at 81 if things go south.
- pipoxy replied Feb 2, 2011
Target hit. Aussie did not disappoint
- pipoxy replied Feb 1, 2011
Conversely, I forgot to add, a positive surprise will see this pair snap back up well above 82.
- pipoxy replied Feb 1, 2011
I think this is good time to go long, too. BOJ is not very happy about the "excessive strength" of yen and promised possible intervention. However, we have US Unemployment and non-farm Employment figures on Friday, so we're in for some volatility as ...
- pipoxy replied Jan 28, 2011
I concur, gleem, caution is very much warranted at this junction. Discretion is a better part of valor, as they say. I've been taking relatively small positions so as not to over-expose myself, and be able to $-cost average effectively. I'm ok with ...
- pipoxy replied Jan 27, 2011
aud/nzd — What are people's thoughts on AUD/NZD situation? Currently @ 1.2818. I've taken a few long positions with 1.3000 as the target. It's interest +, so i'm keeping it 'til it reaches fruition. In the event of further retracement i'll be ...
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