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- Mishko212 replied Jul 20, 2012
EUR/CFH — I am surprised that some people here still believe than SNB is going to make a move. CHF is in "very" good shape (meaning not overpriced in the eyes of SNB )against all majors except EUR. The more EUR sinks, the more CHF sinks ...
- Mishko212 replied Jun 14, 2012
Misko I have on my account 2 SL types: guaranteed and non-guaranteed. So, what is in your opinion the difference between these two SL types? My broker already explained me the 2 possibilities : or you open a position with guaranteed SL (spread is 4 ...
- Mishko212 replied Jun 14, 2012
Guaranteed SL is if the market opens with a huge gap after a weekend my position will be closed at guaranteed priced where I have SL even if the gap overpass that priced. Example : Let's say I'm long from 1.20 and my guaranteed SL is at 1.19. If ...
- Mishko212 replied May 30, 2012
EUR/CHF — they could depreciate the chf only against the euro and others will follow, just look at last years intervention... __________________ That is my point. They will not depreciate CHF (yet) because it has ok levels with other ...
- Mishko212 replied May 30, 2012
EUR/CHF — CHF looks good (in the eyes of SNB) vs any other pair but EUR. If they make any kind of intervantion, they would have to depreciate CHF against all currencies and I dont see that possibility at current levels CHF vs all others ...
- Mishko212 replied May 24, 2012
Manipulation Big time! — Let me do the math. The news yesterday was that some Dutch Bank absorbed E 7 Billion in behalf of SNB. Today out of the blue EUR/CHF jumps 65 pips (in matter of minutes) Dutch Bank unloads newly bought Euros, makes ...
- Mishko212 replied May 11, 2012
EUR/CHF — I like your post Tunera (just kidding) What is so strong (the strongest economy in the world, as you said?) about Swiss economy as you stated in your post. Watches, chocolate, snow... Did you forget that usd/chf was at 1.80 and over ...
- Mishko212 replied May 8, 2012
All currencies go south??? — [So if all currencies are gioing to plunge as you said, shall we hold timber or tuna cans instead.quote=payal;5648581]2012/05/08 10:55:00 AUD/USD-Bank strategists bearish, black boxes more so Thomson Reuters Story ...
- Mishko212 replied May 7, 2012
AUD/USD — I just read Royal Bank of Canada currency forecast and they keep putting AUD/USD at 1.09 by the end of Q2. At the same thime UBS says 1. So lets wait and see who is right
- Mishko212 replied Apr 18, 2012
EUR/CHF — It took a long time (from a day trader's perspective) for USD/JPY to finally move up, but it did. The most important things with this pair are: Peg and +swap I was thinking (considering that most likely EUR/CHF will be at 1.25 level ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 16, 2012
EUR/CHF — As long as they dont say that they will not allow any excessive currency moves and that they watch the market closely, we are fine. If you hear that line RUUUUUUUN!
- Mishko212 replied Apr 13, 2012
Peg — I spoke to my cousin who works for BIG Multinational company in Switzerland and he said that all their budget projections dont question the peg. To them it is something that is written in stone, and they gave themselves some space for ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
Swap — I spent few days studying swap thing and this is what I found out: Most of the brokers whos clients dont have insurred accounts trade against their clients. they can whatever swap they want because they never went on the open market to ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
EUR/CHF — In my very modest opinion, there is no way that CHF can be 10% above CAD. Fundamentaly worst case scenario should be parity. Swiss economy is slugish at best, on the edge of deflation. Dont forget that winter season just finished so ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
EUR/CHF — Yes Deutsche was closed in US, but is alive in England. TD Bank is actually TD Ameritrade (they have Thinkorswim forex platform). They are actually buying/selling our positions to retail banks (not just taking virtual orders). The ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
Answer — If lets say rate moves up to 1.25, people will "lose" about 4% of their CHF holdings (assuming that they exchanged it at 1.20). Most of the poeple who "park" their assets in Swiss have the ways to hedge against it (with a help of ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
EUR/CHF — The pair is going down because whoever brings (real) money to Switzerland converts it immediatelly (I lived there for about 2 years in 06/07 so everybody there knows the source of Swiss well being). Large number of speculators trade ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 12, 2012
Peg Broken? — I see that some people here constantly talk about breaking the peg. When was the last time that Chinese peg VS USD was broken? Also who is that Big Kahuna who will place sell order at 1.20 against SNB and the rest of the world, ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 9, 2012
EUR/CHF — I see some of you are refering to broekrs who are pointing that X% of their clients are long EUR/CHF therefore SNB will lose money etc. I dont think that OTC brokers like Oanda, Forex, FXCM etc are buying/selling positions for their ...
- Mishko212 replied Apr 7, 2012
EUR/CHF — In my opinion, the only reason for CHF strength lies in the fact that tons of money hiding from European tax authorities is poaring into Swiss accounts (with a lot of help from Swiss authorities). Somehow it is easier for them to ...
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