Disliked{quote} ... As it looks, considering where EU is sitting now, odds for ECB flow visiting 1.11 handle (=>1.118x => 1.112x) are quite high. ...Ignored
Disliked{quote} All in all, expectations were a dovish ECB, and ECB was very dovish imo TA wise, usual suspect 1.125x is still holding => giving the benefit of the doubt and deleveraging 25% of my hedge here => keeping the remaining for 1.118x (50%) and 1.112x (25%)...Ignored
Disliked{quote} as it stands, ECB flow with an inline NFP/AHE tomorrow looks set to test the bottom of the new range 1.112x with intermediate target at 1.118x only a big miss tomorrow will short circuit the flow imo after, there is still that potential bullish combo pending from newt week onwards to aim the flip 1.131x ad the new top 1.142xIgnored
Dislikedyes that's big miss, almost flat FED dovish in 2 weeks is guarantee imo I will keep the 25% remaining of my hedge in EU until tuesday though ...Ignored
still holding the remaining 25% ; had itchy fingers to clear it as Cox sounds quite positive and constructive during Q/A at the Commons but I have just read gossips the DUP won't back the deal
Disliked{quote} ... TA wise, a break to lower low won't reshuffle the cards that much if bulls manage to take back 1.128x/1.131x via the bullish combo expected from next week onwards : Brexit deal vote by UK parliament (on March 12, yes = eu bullish) , or no deal brexit vote (on March 13, no = eu bullish) and vote to delay Brexit (on March 14, yes = eu bullish), FED (on March 20, dovish on rates & inflation = eu bullish), US-China deal (end of march, deal = eu bullish) Meaning we could set the low of the quarter (and year ???) in EU with that ECB...Ignored