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Is it just me or is cable acting random? 44 replies
Cable Update (GBP/USD) without Idiots 22 replies
Why is GBPUSD called cable? 66 replies
Cable (GBPUSD) vs Euro (EURUSD) 26 replies
cable short for gbpusd? 6 replies
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Disliked{quote} The FED was already 2-3 meetings ahead when it first start to increase rate. ECB was dealing with anti fragmentation sh*ts BOE was acting as a sucka. Afraid for a recession. Now the recession becomes inevitable. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Just a speculation BoE might raise interest rates as much as 200bp or 2% via an emergency meeting. Problem is in doing so they will further impact an economy which depends on endless cheap credit to survive and risk imploding financial system via derivatives markets in the process. Do BoE and Treasury have enough FX pool to execute it ?Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hopefully price reach or nearby 1.0840 or else Long at or nearby 1.0585Ignored
DislikedThe daily looks bullish, maybe on the rumour of the Bank Of England emergency action. We do have the opportunity to see the BOE does not need to act at all for the interest rates we pay to go up. Unfunded spending leaves only two options to borrow or print. Both are brand new money creations. How they stop cable falling is to close the delta between the US and UK REAL interest rates. Maybe. It did just hit the all-time low. 'Market experts said the Bank may need to increase rates by as much as one percentage point – to 3.25% – to steady the plunging...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Bones, thanks for the chart. I think step one. is most likely scenario is gilt sales get scrapped, with possibility for ecb style "stability" tool for back door gilt purchases too... But, we shall see. Will it be enough... ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} What is the size of your position? Is it micro, mini or full lots?Ignored
Disliked{quote} We have observed that even with raising rates, the pound dropped. rates again, even at 100bps, might move the needle but not enough. It will be a temporary band-aid. Tough place to be It's not a sure thing. In addition, increasing rates at such a pace is detrimental in the long run for the UK economyIgnored