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- Cdm replied Apr 5, 2013
Many thanks, I'll take that advice. From a brief read through of what was included in your post, it appears that (a)(2) directly addresses my question. Given the rest of the information however I see what you're alluding to; if not specifically than ...
- Cdm replied Apr 5, 2013
Maxsmart, That's excellent, thanks so much for the info! Not having to procure a sponsor is a nice convenience, always thankful for small blessings. Looks like your post and the links will cover nearly any proficiency/registration questions I could ...
- Managing accounts as a CTA in 2013
Hello Forum, Currently I'm an independent trader looking to make the move into managing ...
- Cdm replied Mar 13, 2013
As obvious an answer as that is, I hadn't thought of that. Thanks BeastFx. It's not a significant chunk of my trade capital but there is some unrealized loss, and so I think the psychological aspect of closing the positions was just clouding the ...
- Broker Account Transfers (with open positions)
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone is aware of a broker(s) who facilitate whole account transfers with ...
- Cdm replied Sep 13, 2012
Well, right now it's right under the (Feb 29-high to June 1st-low) .236 Fib retrace line. Apologies for no chart, the line is at about 10555. Will take a strong close above 10555 as a bullish signal. Great day for bulls in general in any case.
- Cdm replied Sep 7, 2012
Interesting morning... Anyone know why the Yen is going bananas? Should have gone with the audjpy short last night. Edit: It's QE I suppose, still: url , and now in the ballpark of 70 pips. The market loves it some crack cocai...I mean QE.
- Cdm replied Sep 6, 2012
True, this could be deadly for smaller short term stops for tomorrow. Could also function as a nice long scalp, may go for that depending on where we end up later tonight. CPI numbers out of China may bump us one way or the other over the weekend, ...
- Cdm replied Sep 6, 2012
Well, other than Glenn Stevens and company being in denial about the current macro state of affairs as well as the Australian economy, this week has been a very strong one fundamentally for a bearish outlook. Draghi will sterilize his sovereign ...
- Cdm replied Sep 5, 2012
The unemployment rate in Australia has dropped by .1%, beating estimates by .2%. dab has mentioned though that the participation rate, the actual number of people eligible for and seeking work has also declined. Meaning that the unemployment number ...
- Cdm replied Sep 5, 2012
That is the case- Market got real excited over the pretty rate number though it seems.
- Cdm replied Sep 4, 2012
Indeed, strong support just under where we are. Bounced right off it on the announcement.
- Cdm replied Sep 4, 2012
GDP in at .6, weaker than expected. Looking like we're heading on down before the ECB in a couple of days. Tech bounce is still possible though I suppose as per Gnarly's chart and etc.
- Cdm replied Sep 4, 2012
Indeed, statement might be good enough for 10340 on it's own over night.
- Cdm replied Sep 4, 2012
Rates unchanged, rather bullish statement in my opinion. Talk about inflation being at target, Aussie bank's having no trouble borrowing, acknowledging the China slowdown but downplaying it while noting that expectations for addressing Europe's ...
- Cdm replied Sep 4, 2012
Like that number, I may do the same news allowing. If the RBA doesn't move us in that direction then the ISM number tomorrow could do it barring price floating up over night.
- Cdm replied Sep 3, 2012
Hey Ahmad, Just speculation of course, but my call would be a pretty bearish sounding release. The RBA has had time enough to digest the slowdown story and it's in their interests now to move towards some softer policy. I don't believe they'll be ...
- Cdm replied Sep 3, 2012
Perhaps a nice little run indeed if Stevens and co. are interpreted as bullish in about 40 minutes. Edit: oops, make that about an hour and ten minutes
- Cdm replied Sep 3, 2012
Current account number a little bit better than expected, no real movement right off the news but a little bounce since then. I've closed 20% of my position around 1.0230 before the RBA tonight. If we don't get any bearish words from the release it ...
- Cdm replied Sep 3, 2012
Nail on the head I think. Next steps for the US should be government/fiscal and not CB based. Clean up the budget, reform the tax code. Corps will spend and hire. Fed can dish out more QE which will be nice for markets but doesn't do anything ...