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- Kard replied Jan 16, 2013
I closed out all of my positions. Nice run from 79.1 to 88.0. I assume it will go up soon, but the volatility has been increased and it's too much for me . I guess the golden days are over when the usd/jpy moves 0.3-0.5% on each day without bigger ...
- Kard replied Jan 13, 2013
url '“We want someone who can push through bold monetary policy,” Abe said. “We are thinking hard about fiscal discipline as we form the next fiscal year’s budget. Still, the economy isn’t going to change unless we display a firm commitment to ...
- Kard replied Jan 11, 2013
Except they will set a floor. I guess I won't sleep at that night.
- Kard replied Jan 11, 2013
Oh yes, I hope they will set a floor...and a round number for easy conversion. 100 . But please note, Hildebrand's plan worked because they really defended the Swiss Franc. The foreign currency assets in the SNB balance sheets was increased by 200 ...
- Kard replied Jan 11, 2013
Hey, it was just a note about politicians...
- Kard replied Jan 10, 2013
First of all I am in a long... On related note. Does anybody remember when the UJ was 120 and the EJ was 150. Was it help for the Japanese economy? Not . They were bouncing between the recession and the 0.5% grow. Fortunately politicians have ...
- Kard replied Jan 10, 2013
What the hell is going on? Is there any news?
- Kard replied Jan 4, 2013
The previous big usd/jpy move was when the US. 10 year rate increased from 1.9 to 2.5 and when it started to slide down then the usd/jpy moved back from 84 to 76. Yesterday the 10 year note rate broke up from a range (1.56-1.83). I assume the ...
- Kard replied Jan 2, 2013
This is the USD/JPY forum, so cheap Japanese cars in the US
- Kard commented Dec 29, 2012
"ECB is the only major CB not printing like there's no tomorrow " - they did but in a different way because Germans are afraid of printing money. The ESM is the key. It provided a lot of loans for banks for 1% and the banks could buy government ...
- Kard replied Dec 28, 2012
It seems the correction has been started. I expect that it will bounce in the 85.6-86.6 range for the next couple of days.
- Kard replied Dec 27, 2012
Same as me. My first short JPY contract from 79. Regarding the TA. My point of view is that there were a big range from 75.5 to 85.5. We left it 2 days ago. The calculated target is 95.5. Please note this is daily/weekly based analysis, not for ...
- Kard replied Dec 27, 2012
What is this movement? Hedge fund liquidations? So strong that I was not able to add new longs to existing ones. Yen crosses are accelerating, it is possible this is the end of the current big movement.
- Kard replied Dec 20, 2012
Be carefull, the current trend is still long. Regarding the UJ. In the book Reminiscences of a stock operator Livermore several times did the opposite trade before enter long or short to test the market. Nowadays a lot of times the news work as a ...
- Kard replied Dec 20, 2012
It seems yes
- Kard commented Dec 20, 2012
They have deflation. This means that things being cheaper and cheaper. If you do not buy anything today you can buy it cheaper later. It hurts the economy, because people do not want to spend money. Another problem with Japan, that they have the ...
- Kard replied Dec 18, 2012
Just for clarification I guess I have "older long yens" then yours so do not worry I am on the right side . My first futures short contract (6J, which is the future of JPYUSD) was sold when the price was 79.1. It was a note and it was true (84.4 ...
- Kard replied Dec 17, 2012
It seems the classic old saying is true for today: Buy the rumors sell the news.
- Kard replied Dec 4, 2012
It is possible the eur.chf will be one of the biggest gainer in the next couple of weeks/months. The euro crises soften and - that's the biggest argument - 430 billion (in chf) foreign currencies are in the SNB books (96 was at the end of 2009). It ...
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