- Search Forex Factory
- 49 Results
- SammyJ replied Jan 31, 2008
You're welcome I guess you see me as an intruder (me posting here since 2007 and you since 2005 ) , and that is ok. All in all , we are here to help each other .
- SammyJ replied Jan 31, 2008
Ranges — Not at all . Market (forex ) is always in a trend . From time to time we are moving sideways , but always with trend in our minds. If you suggested intraday trade then you can argue daily range , and moves within , but since ( and ...
- SammyJ replied Jan 31, 2008
Range Trading — In my opinion , any range trading is a lost cause , but if thats what works for you , go for it. Trading against major trend (your suggestion on USDCHF) is really risky , and it may pay you a penny once in a while but on the ...
- SammyJ replied Jan 31, 2008
There is no range on USDCHF!!! They just had new low (1.0782). IMHO is better to trade breaks from range (as they always break either way ) then trading within those boundaries.
- SammyJ replied Jan 30, 2008
Nicely said ! That’s why I suggested to all to stay away from market in days like this . Market is here every day , it is OK to take day off once in a while. So sit back , relax and wait for your moment
- SammyJ replied Jan 29, 2008
It all depends on how market sees interest rate cut ( if any) , so it is likely already discounted in price you see now. Therefore, new cut will not be a surprise move we had. Question is how we will react on 0.25% cut instead 0.50% that everyone ( ...
- SammyJ replied Aug 19, 2007
What a week! I have to admit, this is kind of market I like. Call me crazy, but Forex without interventions is not worth trading on. I know it has been scary for all those who are trading on this market less than 5 years, but for me it was a blast! ...
- SammyJ replied Aug 8, 2007
After testing weekly supports, market turned to the upper side and now is trying to get to resistance set at 1.3785. However it first needs to surmount 1.3775 which can prove to be a tuff cookie. Right now this move is supported by 1.3755 and we ...
- SammyJ replied Aug 7, 2007
IMHO was a technical move , as predicted
- SammyJ replied Aug 7, 2007
We are slowly consolidating ahead of Fed decision today. Supports are at 1.3780; 1.3760 and 1.3680. Small time frames are pointing to the south ,so before we can test resistances sitting now at 1.3805;1.3820; 1.3840/50 and 1.3885, we should test ...
- SammyJ replied Aug 5, 2007
Still bullish on EurUsd — Support held beautifully whole last week (see pre analysed charts – http://fxartists.freehostia.com/ffcharts.html -daily EurUsd), while influenza held me glued to the bed. I hate having flue, but having flue and ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 27, 2007
Follow up — We have tested 1.3660 and failed, so now market is sitting on 1.3630 (rate right now is at 1.3631). Lets see can they go through 1.3620/30 support and close bellow 1.3600
- SammyJ replied Jul 27, 2007
There will be no pissing contest (I am not going to participate anyway). I have started to write here, because this forex forum is far more professional then others. In that tone, I’d rather talk about my favourite pair EurUsd. Supports are now at ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 26, 2007
After reading this , I know that you are not trading on Forex for very long.
- SammyJ replied Jul 26, 2007
News move market more than you know . I guess you are not trading on this market for very long. Don’t take this remark as an attack, it is just an observation. There are two ways Central banks intervene on the market Verbal Intervention Real ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 26, 2007
Most important supports stayed intact, and few days of correction are on its way. Bellow us are 1.3690/00, 1.3660/70 and 1.3620. On the upside resistances are set at 1.3730/40, 1.3755, 1.3775 and 1.3790. Lots of data are comming out today , so it is ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 25, 2007
IMHO That move would be extensive, but not impossible. Can they move 40-60 pips more --- sure, will they I don’t know? Depends on stops placed bellow 1.3700!
- SammyJ replied Jul 25, 2007
Bonds — Sorry for late reply, I was busy whole morning. Bonds and other fix income instruments are what their name says – instruments that have fix income. Some bonds have higher, and some lower yield. My suggestion to you is to speak to your ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 25, 2007
Yesterday’s profit taking turned out to be a savage one .I am flat since yesterday and waiting to see if 1.3717 and 1.3660 are going to hold. Bit busy here so I have managed only to update 4h and daily charts on EurUsd. In case you wish to see my ...
- SammyJ replied Jul 24, 2007
You should never invest borrowed money IMHO! On Forex especially!!!! If you need to invest it anyway, then fix income instruments are your best bet ( T bonds or AAA bonds )