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- kandarv replied Mar 22, 2011
Weekly high on the Aussie. Closed all my positions on red, I've been stubborn on this pair, is just that my maths are all screw up or I'm facing new paradigms.
- kandarv replied Feb 3, 2011
So far that fib level has held. I'm out for now, waiting to reenter after RBA if I see fit, which means nothing...
- kandarv replied Feb 3, 2011
I'm feeling pretty much the same, I'm short 'cause I can't be long with all the fundamentals signals weakening and some retracements patterns unfolding. I have 1.0184 as an important level, so my guess is that there are lots of stops there and ...
- kandarv replied Feb 3, 2011
Approaching 1.0150 barriers, heading to 76.8 fib retracement. In the mean time, gold is down, USDCHF is up on bad Trade Balance, GBPUSD making new years high. I have no clue of what's going on.
- kandarv replied Feb 1, 2011
yeah, lately it has been to read for me too. Everyone knows is due to a correction, but big players are enjoying the carry, so only RBA can stop this stubborn pair. Right now standing in the 61.8 fib retracement attempting to break higher.
- kandarv replied Feb 1, 2011
Apparently "Bad Weather" news are positive for the Aussie. -Cyclone approaching -No rate hike -Lower than expected PMI -Every (retail) trader and his/her dog shorting the pair Now well above parity again.
- kandarv replied Jan 31, 2011
After getting my last trade SL out, I'm thinking in this scenario. Good risk reward ratio for 50 pips target.
- kandarv replied Jan 27, 2011
Floods, low CPI, taxes, and the Aussie just don't get it. But a break from that triangle could give some guidance. My bias is still short, as a lot of other traders waiting for the USD strength.
- kandarv replied Jan 10, 2011
Maybe 'cause is to expensive to hold a short position... Fundamentals are not on the side of the Aussie. China, floods... etc. I'm holding my short to 1.0010 then I'll close it. I'm targeting ~0.9600, but this kind of movement confuses me ...
- kandarv replied Sep 22, 2010
Not all trades are successful, this is my last night trade on impulse. This morning I woke up and saw another opportunity. Just after the market opened the stocks went down, AUSUSD hit 0.96 that triggered lots of profit takes driving the aussie down ...
- kandarv replied Sep 22, 2010
Possible scenarios. I betting on #1
- kandarv replied Sep 22, 2010
Well P.A. is currently @ half way down intervention. Would they let it go more?
- kandarv replied Sep 21, 2010
There's definitely a lot of selling pressure, but I still see a very strong bull trend on the pair, no signs of weakness just yet, retracements have been credited to profit taking. Right now I feel very comfortable with my trade and probably add ...
- kandarv replied Sep 21, 2010
It certainly is, also it pulled back from that 161.8 fib ext. As is said before, it looks like a nice place to short and maybe I should be selling instead of buying.
- kandarv replied Sep 20, 2010
You can get the minutes in many places, I don't read the whole thing but what I do is watch whats the market reaction to it and it's tone, hawkish/dovish. I just made this chart trying to illustrate what I think about the trading business. It is not ...
- kandarv replied Sep 20, 2010
The trend is my friend and so is yours. Why trade against it? Is there something in the world that has changed in the past 48 hours?
- kandarv replied Sep 20, 2010
P.A. topped just a few pips below that 161.8 fib extension @0.9498, certainly looks like a good place to short. But I'm not taking it, my guts don't let me, maybe I'm wrong or just plain but I still believe this could go higher or at least ...
- kandarv replied Sep 20, 2010
BoJ is protecting 85.50, even at holiday. Looks like a time bomb and no one wants to be near when it explodes.
- kandarv replied Sep 20, 2010
Has the potential to go 0.9555 so don't expect to go down 'cause it has gone up so much. After London closed the momentum is lost, but I don't think it will go to 0.9300 just yet. RBA is going to start to worry...
- kandarv replied Sep 13, 2010
USDCHF broke support, heaven help us.