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- treberk replied Aug 9, 2007
That may have been the situation a few months ago but it certainly is not the case now. Today the European Central Bank was unprecedently forced to inject more than $130 billion into the continental banking system so it wouldn't seize up after BNP ...
- treberk replied Jul 30, 2007
If you are brave this is an opportunity for a quick short down to the lower drawn trendline. ( I personally am long from 239.70) Good luck!
- treberk replied Jul 5, 2007
I hope you got some longs of USDCHF down at around 1.120 - I sure did. With the ECB and the Bank of England not likely to raise rates in the next few months, the Dollar is not dead in the water. If the price ends where it is now on USDCHF at around ...
- treberk replied Jul 5, 2007
I don't think that there is much more room downwards in USDCHF at present. EURUSD is virtually at its all-time high and USDCHF is no where near its all-time low or even near its yearly low - this is divergence.
- treberk replied Jul 2, 2007
Why is it hard? Why should there be a retrace?
- treberk replied Jul 2, 2007
Closed my manual longs from 1.3280 and 1.3330, now I want the Dollar to make a sustained recovery cos my Dollars are worth much in the UK now!
- treberk replied Jul 1, 2007
I hope that the RBNZ did save you and you got out of your shorts. At present the RBNZ's 3 clear interventions in the curency market has had little impact in bringing down the value of the New Zealand Dollar, NZD. It makes one wonder about the ...
- treberk replied Jun 18, 2007
Sorry, what are "smarts"?
- treberk replied Jun 13, 2007
I believe that you are not calculating this correctly. If you quote USDCHF as CHFUSD (like how most of the majors are quoted against the US Dollar including AUD) you may find that the high-low, aka pip variance on the daily is infact lower. You also ...
- treberk replied Jun 13, 2007
Personally, I think that usdchf should be relegated from the perception that it is one of the world's 4 major currencies. For example, there are more trade announcments here on FF about the Australian Dollar than the Swiss Franc. Even now, the ...
- treberk replied Jun 11, 2007
Although reasonable thinking would suggest this relationship, this is certainly note the case in the UK. With the 100 base point increase that we have had since August 2006 we now have banks willing to lend people more times their basic income in ...
- treberk replied Jun 11, 2007
Central Banks intervening in the currency markets can get burnt very badly, just take a look at what happened on Black Wednesday here in the UK (which made George Soros very rich)! If the RBNZ was really serious about allowing their Dollar to ...
- treberk replied Mar 31, 2007
Wow, the only person who made money out of this EA was Glenn Bacon the EA system seller! This EA, which was sold for just under $1000, was promoted on the back of no losses during the MQL CHampionship that happen in the last quarter of 2006. These ...
- treberk replied Mar 30, 2007
Well, if you indeed find a good scalping strategy that pays well you then have to find a broker to trade it with. I just yesterday read about a trader who was succesfully scalping with 35 Standard Lot trades with FXLQ. Unfortunatley for that trader, ...
- treberk replied Mar 30, 2007
Yep, he could do that, but I think that UKTracker is from the UK and was primarily interested in using Alpari-UK because they are authorised and regulated by the UK's Financial Services Authority, the FSA. As such, they will afford him a level of ...
- treberk replied Mar 30, 2007
Nope, currently Alpari-UK do not offer AUDNZD to trade. You might want to send them an email expressing your interest in having the ability to trade this cross.
- treberk replied Feb 7, 2007
I wish you the best of luck in your mission - if you achieve it or come even close then you will inspire alot of people. All the best.
- treberk replied Dec 8, 2006
Well, exactly the same thing which occured today occured on the Nov 2005 NFP release - (if I remember correctly) the numbers came in weaker than expected and the Dollar sold off quickly, but then traders started analysing the data properly and then ...
- treberk replied Nov 17, 2006
The Dollar had weak news for most of this week yet it gained. Obviously the big boys were fading the weak news, the same thing happened last month, then we had this massive strength in the Euro from the 1.2500 area after last months Fed minutes - ...
- treberk replied Sep 24, 2006
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/5374998.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/5374160.stm