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- SIgurs replied Jan 23, 2012
"Interesting how the currency pair has managed to shrug off weaker employment data and softer inflation to trade to 1.0500 area." Carry trades Eurozone --> Australia ?
- SIgurs replied Jan 20, 2012
Take a look at the divergence on this 4hr chart, which was drawn by CVecchio and compare the end November move with current one. I'am short till it takes out 1.0510
- SIgurs replied Jan 20, 2012
Where does your need to be rude come from, a bad day at work ? Do agree on your comments with regard to intervention. Just dont see the need to be rude.
- SIgurs replied Jan 19, 2012
Euro-yen intervention an option for Japan, but not now Japanese authorities, while reluctant to act now, may consider engaging in a rare intervention to stem yen rises against the euro if the moves appear to be driven by speculators and sharp enough ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 18, 2012
Fully agree, slippage can be a bitch ;-) Don't understand, why short it here, why not wait till after intervention ? Talkng about intervention ... why do they wait till price is almost (or even below) prior intervention point. Talking about a waste ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 17, 2012
I was only kidding. Would be very surprised to see the SNB upping the floor given current circumstances. Then again, don't have a crystal ball.
- SIgurs replied Jan 17, 2012
Bet you're pretty surprised ;-)
- SIgurs replied Jan 17, 2012
Looking good, nice call !
- SIgurs replied Jan 17, 2012
I'd keep a very tight stop in place. Good luck !
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
Swiss CB intervening in the middle of the night ? Seems highly unlikely to me.
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
Do you really expect them to raise the floor to 1.30 despite EU problems ? I dont !
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
Imho, you're way off base here. They pegged the Chf to the Euro because it IS a big issue for them, they are part of the European continent, surrounded by the largest common market in the world. So, yes the Euro/EU is of the utmost importance to the ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
The SNB will not raise the peg as long as the EU keeps on struggling with its debt crisis ( which could take months/years). They aint suicidal. 1.20 is all they can "safely" handle for the time being.
- SIgurs commented Jan 16, 2012
Shame is a word which clearly is not in their dictionary. Not too proud to be a European citizen these days.
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
Some advice for FM Igarashi: no need to do anything as the EU will solve its problems .... eventually. They have been trying to solve matters since 2008. What started out as a relative small Greek problem ended up in a storm, mainly due to the huge ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
Amazing to see that these well paid guys make the same mistake over and over again. Attack is and has been the best defense for centuries. Hmm ... I have the feeling that they lack credibility. Lets short the Eur/Jpy the minute they do intervene in ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 16, 2012
I love these guys, guess they are my favorite financial wizzards, so damn predictable ;-) As said earlier, they should have taken advantage of the upswing last week,which ofcourse they didn't. This strenghtens my idea that the next intervention will ...
- SIgurs replied Jan 15, 2012
And again, a new 11+ year low for this pair - how do they manage to sell and make a profit in Europe ?
- SIgurs replied Jan 15, 2012
If, and thats a mighty big IF, Boj is smart they make use of Fridays Usd/Jpy upticks.
- SIgurs replied Jan 15, 2012
Where do you get these quotes from ?