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- Assassin replied May 4, 2012
Keep it up, it's fun actually when the snowball of knowledge start to run. Order flow is just the small snowball at the top of the mountain waiting to grow bigger as it roll, and all cryptic words started to encrypted itself.
- Assassin replied May 1, 2012
The first rate cut by 25 bps last year shake the price down 300 pips, and now with 50 bps cut I only saw hesitation of specs unloading more of their long position. I need to see next COT data first to determine specs background, of course I've short ...
- Assassin replied May 1, 2012
Just like I thought, RBA actually cut the rate, but looking to market reaction I'm sure the bid around 1.0300 and below from sovereign & exporters still thick & starting to soak the order board. One thing for sure, that 50 bps cut is not creating ...
- Assassin replied Apr 25, 2012
Just like driving Camaro on the sea of mud, horse power is becoming useless
- Assassin replied Apr 25, 2012
Indeed, it is kinda frustrating to watch so many CB goes on easing mode, so many paper money flooding around. Even the sovereign player trying to act like a God defending aussie below 1.0300 and euro below 1.3100. My hope only on global economy ...
- Assassin replied Apr 20, 2012
For God's sake, this thread is going nowhere! I only want to say that the significant problem I would be aware of my Broker is not about if they "stop hunt" me, give me a God damned slippage or freeze & requote often (it's not recote, but requote), ...
- Assassin replied Apr 18, 2012
For 5 years experience, that's your last conclusion?
- Assassin replied Apr 18, 2012
Stealth kill in action.... image
- Assassin replied Apr 12, 2012
As I described before, inflation is not a function of money supply, therefore even The Fed flooding market with QE1, QE2, QE3 and so on, you name it, it's not the source of inflation. Money supply is just the raw material for inflation, the real ...
- Assassin replied Apr 12, 2012
Credit line is an important issue from Central Bank intervention, it's not SNB fault to caught on those circumstances, it's just the way market microstructure work. For remainder, last time on late October 2011 BOJ also lose their credit line while ...
- Assassin replied Apr 11, 2012
In easier term, inflation in normal range will lead the Fed to increase rate thereby attracting inflow of investment to US, in the end that can affecting USD value to increase. But in real condition it is a bit complicated, because the talk about ...
- Assassin replied Apr 9, 2012
This is the beauty of order flow art, we can analyze from any angle and still came to the similar conclusion
- Assassin replied Apr 8, 2012
It's just intrabank issue, just like BOJ few times ago who loosing their credit line. As you say it's only happens when the system got overload & someeone try the lucky bullet to exploit that & hoping the cascade attract retailers attacking stops ...
- Assassin replied Apr 5, 2012
I also heard that stops under 2000 which has been culminated reaching more than 20 bln, but I don't get it why it needs 35 bln to push the price to break 2000? Because as far as I know -assume that amount of bids & stops are the same- 35 bln ...
- Assassin replied Apr 2, 2012
My view of aussie still heavier on bearish side, yes it is makes sense when BHP, NewCrest, Rio Tinto and the likes will book some significant profit before the tax implemented. From my deeper thought I think the tax -if it will be implemented just ...
- Assassin replied Mar 28, 2012
The eye of aussie player obviously on China now, a slowdown on growth spark an easing policy view & finding a way to avoid hard landing. China's government will focus on curbing inflation & decreasing bubbles especially on property price & ...
- Assassin replied Mar 27, 2012
At a glance Australia looks like a best place for investor, with AAA rating and 4.25% interest, booming of mining sector, etc. But let's not just talk about investor side, sovereign speculator also important and they're usually the big swinger of ...
- Assassin replied Mar 26, 2012
Note : The term "clearer pair" I gave to usd/jpy & aud/usd was before Helicopter Ben give his freakin dovish statement hours ago, now the condition quite different because those statement from Uncle Ben bring down fog to the clear path. What I mean ...
- Assassin replied Mar 25, 2012
If you go short by that chart I can say you're going with your guts only and that is dangerous. Read the background first for US & CAD, US is in positive expectation of recovery (could lead to stronger bullish support for USD) and Canadian is more ...
- Assassin replied Mar 14, 2012
Early jumping image Still looking for next level for long entry