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- toshi replied May 1, 2011
Bravo ! — Mongolian, I am often absent from Forex Factory, but never too far away. Every now and again I poke around to see what's happening around here. I may be wrong, but I have a strong gut feeling that you're the real deal. You seem like ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Hey, Welcome back to the yen pit. Am glad things happened like they did. Some pip is better than no pip. Do you remember last night, poster TS63 pointed out, correctly I might add, that so much of those trillions of yen are going straight to the top ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
It's from a futures broker somewhere out on the west coast. Futures charts are plentiful out on the net. Dig around cause I'm certain there are many much better than this. In fact, the CME has fairly decent charts these days. Once upon a time, that ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Here's more encouragement for buying Dollar Yen: June Yen futures. Look at the big fat spike on the asian open. This is, of course, opposite U/J spot forex. That's 300 ticks top to bottom with a break lower possibly good for another 200-300 more.
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Shit, he probably made more than we did !
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
I could see that, but comparative shopping online tends to distract and take time away from searching for porn, so maybe a good option for when the market is quiet. Sure. I can dig the ipad gadgets and garb. One vote for that.
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Thank you Thank you, but please be careful because if the people who've been drinking and fucking see you bowed over they might get out of control,
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
If I may, Let me say that I've been away for a while (from this thread) and I had no doubt that upon return it would be just as I remember it. That's how it is. Now, if you put 300 people in a room, physically I mean, in a room and then simply yell ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
This is how it is for now. The technicals still look viable for one more thrust up. The fundamentals are, well, tied to the news cycle. Also, no way in hell of knowing what might happen , even in the dead of the night while Japan shivers in the ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Well, if I must be candid here, the only currency that is world-wide accepted, immune to political/economic risk, convertible against any hard asset anywhere, is: poontang. Don't leave home without it.
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Holy crap, batman ! It got blown away in the Tsunami !!!
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
I dunno, Asia off-line now, They'll comeback tomorrow and do some more, provided there is a tomorrow Geez ! When New York gets in, if we're unch basis Friday's settle, then it's up to US session to decide the fate of our friend, the Yen. ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
I've taken off some. moved the stop to just over break even, like 1 pip point something on the rest and will let it do whatever. If this wasn't the time and place, so be it. And if it goes, either way, that's the way it is. Will not fight and argue ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Oh I know, the ole' 3-11-11 thingy. Well, I just kinda knew that date would mean more than my milk was getting old.
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Reza, It was a stop hunt. Pre-asia was quiet with levels close to where we sit now, a little lower actually. Anyway, those stops (under 8100) have sat there for nearly 4 months (some also since the start of 2011) and had to get elected at some ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Seem to remember that about a year or so ago. Well, as the markets present new challenges, we adapt to them. So, did you learn those "greeks" pretty well ?
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Dude, you're too kind. I used to trade this pair quite a bit and at this time of the year (JP fiscal year end) something quirky usually happens and even though can't always get it right, once it shapes up on the charts, it's just there and you ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Yes, but have tightened up the stop. Still see upside, but won't be stubborn. Since all the political stuff is getting wrapped up for the day and the technicals will start to work on this market, it's really all one can do. refuse to let a profit ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
But you're right. And to be more accurate, even if the Bank of Japan gave the 13 largest banks 500 Trillion Yen (1 years worth of GDP) just to hold and cover potential withdrawal requests over the near term, that in and of itself won't affect Yen. ...
- toshi replied Mar 14, 2011
Don't be sorry... After all these years, nobody listens to me anyway . But the truth is: perception IS reality, at least until the next circus arrives. This last circus featured an Elephant spewing pips all over the place and all was going well ...