Trade what you see, not what you think.
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DislikedFor me today is a timid reminder that in FX anything can happen at anytime and nobody knows! I am still struggling with this elementary truth and when analysis looks compelling I get deluded thinking this or that will happen.Ignored
DislikedFor Markam
<MENU> to return to headlines. CurncyT N I
U.K. Pound Falls; Risk Taking May Drop as Credit Losses Spread Page 1/4
By Anchalee Worrachate
Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- The pound declined against the
dollar and the yen, snapping two days of gains, as concern that
losses related to U.S. subprime mortgages will spread prompted
investors to reduce holdings of higher-yielding assets.
The currency, which fell the most against the yen in three
years last month, extended declines today as investors sold
asset-back commercial paper and corporate debt. The difference
between the three-month sterling rate and the Bank of England's
base rate increased to the most in at least 20 years, signaling
a reluctance among banks to lend to each other.
``I'd leave sterling well alone at the moment,'' said Simon
Derrick, London-based chief currency strategist at Bank of New
York Mellon Corp. ``It's a hostage to investment sentiment and
we continue to have bad news from the credit market.''
The pound fell to $2.0076, the lowest since Aug. 30, and
was trading at $2.0102 as of 3.42 p.m. in London, from $2.0183
yesterday. It also traded at 233.91 yen, from 234.07 yen.
Against the euro, it was little changed at 67.49 pence. Derrick
predicts the pound may drop as low as 220 yen in a month.Ignored
DislikedUJ has failed twice to break above 38.2% fibo line, don't expect any upward movement in UJ & GJ unless that is brokenIgnored
DislikedSo sad if this prediction comes true and Markam is still short http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon10.gif
Sorry bro .. just kiddin.. cheer up ..Ignored
DislikedSo sad if this prediction comes true and Markam is still short http://www.forexfactory.com/images/icons/icon10.gif
Sorry bro .. just kiddin.. cheer up ..Ignored
DislikedSorry, Qman, but the fat cat bankers DO NOT need an apologist. They are in business for one reason; TO MAKE AS MUCH STINKING MONEY AS POSSIBLE! It doesn't matter to them whose money they are taking at any given time. Please don't even show any inkling of feeling sorry for the 'poor widdle bankie poos' because they can't decide which way to go. It there is indecision on their part it's not because they are afraid of hurting someone else, it's because they're not sure which way is the best way to go to make money at the moment. No offense intended. Just stating the facts as they are.
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DislikedIt's on cnbc.com. I don't see it on my dow news wire or anywhere else.. how the heck they got it.. no clueIgnored