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  • #30,961
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:20pm Sep 17, 2007 1:20pm
Quoting pinchapip
Iran scorns French warning of war


Beware EUR or GBP traders !!!! If France decides to copy-cat America and go mess with the Arabs it could send the EUR, GBP and any other European currency to hell.

They don't have half the money or military power to mess with this kind of thing. Apart from all the expenses a war brings, just think about the massive terrorist attacks Europe would have to endure. Can you picture a scenario like that ?!?! Dollar and yen to the stratosphere.
What is this about? Got news on this one?

Quoting Luffy
Trade with the herd and get slaughtered with the herd. Throw away what you believe economic data must do, I would not be surprised if a cut of interest rates actually makes the dollar rally in the end.
I trade fundamentals, not economic data.
  • #30,962
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:24pm Sep 17, 2007 1:24pm
Quoting karmostaji
Iran is NOT an Arab country.
Forgive my lack of knowledge on this matter Karmustagi...I really thought they were Arabs !!!!! And again....nothing against the Arab people !!!!
For he that would be deceived, let him.
  • #30,963
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:25pm Sep 17, 2007 1:25pm
Quoting cesarnc
What is this about? Got news on this one?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/
For he that would be deceived, let him.
  • #30,964
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:29pm Sep 17, 2007 1:29pm
Quoting cesarnc
I trade fundamentals, not economic data.
I wasnt aiming at anyone specific

I'm just saying that the conditions in UK is probably worse than what is happening in the US. I just dont understand why people are blindly labeling dollar as dead.
  • #30,965
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:31pm Sep 17, 2007 1:31pm
Quoting pinchapip
http://news.bbc.co.uk/
Thanks... Sounds like truculence and Sarkosi himself is not trying to hide his truculence... He already sprayed bullets all over Trichet lately (to which he received some very strong words, by the way)

Quoting Luffy
I wasnt aiming at anyone specific

I'm just saying that the conditions in UK is probably worse than what is happening in the US. I just dont understand why people are blindly labeling dollar as dead.
I wouldn't say "dead". But there is a trend to bear in mind here....

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y28/cesarnc/index.png
  • #30,966
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:31pm Sep 17, 2007 1:31pm
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don't panic yet, france will start the war and the rest of the world will have to sort out the mess.

Rowanda all over again
  • #30,967
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:37pm Sep 17, 2007 1:37pm
Quoting cesarnc
I wouldn't say "dead". But there is a trend to bear in mind here....

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y28/cesarnc/index.png
Exactly my point, the dollar is at some multi year lows and we all know the new traders are the ones that come out screaming the loudest about the obvious at the end of the trend. Doesnt anyone feel that the risk to reversal is very high here?

Trading is Risk management, NOT Greed management
  • #30,968
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:43pm Sep 17, 2007 1:43pm
[quote=pinchapip;1597302] Iran scorns French warning of war


Beware EUR or GBP traders !!!! If France decides to copy-cat America and go mess with the Arabs it could send the EUR, GBP and any other European currency to hell.



Wrong thread....try this one....The Comedy Club - best thread ever
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  • #30,969
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:47pm Sep 17, 2007 1:47pm
Quoting Luffy
Exactly my point, the dollar is at some multi year lows and we all know the new traders are the ones that come out screaming the loudest about the obvious at the end of the trend. Doesnt anyone feel that the risk to reversal is very high here?

Trading is Risk management, NOT Greed management
no,...i dont think so, i think the growth is still beyond the inflation concerns...o yee, the market needs to see those troops safely at home, before he will price that in the market, even if it is already priced in aprox 90%...so if u wona see my view, i think they will raise them, and the market will interpret them as a dollar bearish, since those bilions will be expected,..thats it...dont u think that?...there u go, 1 milion views, same market.
its just money
  • #30,970
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:49pm Sep 17, 2007 1:49pm
Quoting Luffy
Exactly my point, the dollar is at some multi year lows and we all know the new traders are the ones that come out screaming the loudest about the obvious at the end of the trend. Doesnt anyone feel that the risk to reversal is very high here?

Trading is Risk management, NOT Greed management
Euro and Yen account for some 70% of the dolalr index, if I recall it right.

On euro side, Trichet has made it clear that tightening is not over; rates on hold due to financial crisis; financial crisis a problem for "our colleagues in the other side of the Atlantique"; "we know where we are going to"

As the result, euro is high showing downside contained so far (correction surely possible, but a reversal not likely)

On Yen side, dollar is only getting stronger via carry trades. And even with some sharp recovery in the stock market after August's selloff, carry trades are still way below any figure that could be labelled "high level"... So this is still an incognito to me.

Overall, I would stick with dollar bearish trend for a good while yet.
  • #30,971
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:50pm Sep 17, 2007 1:50pm
Quoting de123
no,...i dont think so, i think the growth is still beyond the inflation concerns...o yee, the market needs to see those troops safely at home, before he will price that in the market, even if it is already priced in aprox 90%...so if u wona see my view, i think they will raise them, and the market will interpret them as a dollar bearish, since those bilions will be expected,..thats it...dont u think that?...there u go, 1 milion views, same market.
Erm I'm not catching your point, are you talking about the Fed or BoE?
  • #30,972
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:55pm Sep 17, 2007 1:55pm
fed and us troops...but ill be probably wrong, and they will cut them...
its just money
  • #30,973
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:57pm Sep 17, 2007 1:57pm
Quoting karmostaji
Iran is NOT an Arab country.
Hey my friend...I did a quick google search and found out that "Iran as an Arab nation" is still open for debate. So I guess calling the Iranians Arabs can't be taken as a lack of accuracy. Correct me if I'm wrong
For he that would be deceived, let him.
  • #30,974
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:58pm Sep 17, 2007 1:58pm
I feel sorry for you guys:

Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Coffee rose in New York to the highest price since December on speculation dryness in the main growing areas in Brazil, the world's biggest producer, may hinder the flowering process for the crop to be picked in 2008.

Trading tomorrow without a good hit of cafein will be devastating... I'm just praying for tobacco not to spike 'til then
  • #30,975
  • Sep 17, 2007 1:59pm Sep 17, 2007 1:59pm
Quoting cesarnc
Euro and Yen account for some 70% of the dolalr index, if I recall it right.

On euro side, Trichet has made it clear that tightening is not over; rates on hold due to financial crisis; financial crisis a problem for "our colleagues in the other side of the Atlantique"; "we know where we are going to"

As the result, euro is high showing downside contained so far (correction surely possible, but a reversal not likely)

On Yen side, dollar is only getting stronger via carry trades. And even with some sharp recovery in the stock market after August's selloff, carry trades are still way below any figure that could be labelled "high level"... So this is still an incognito to me.

Overall, I would stick with dollar bearish trend for a good while yet.
I wont argue with Euro as currently there is still no sign of Euro bearishness yet, but it might all change tomorrow, as we are in a very critical point in both the Euro and Dollar index charts. Sure Euro might propel up into 1.3950+ territory but it might not last long.
The most important thing when it comes to the dollar is that it's all politics.

All right I wont argue anymore in this thread, we're here to make money, not argue who is right or wrong, the one that earns money is right, the one that gets slaughtered is wrong, the market is that direct.

Just what I believe and what my technicals tell me, that 2.0652 peak and last week's 2.0365 high on Sterling is probably the highest point from now till the end of this year. Sterling according to me, has already started the big bear trend.
  • #30,976
  • Sep 17, 2007 2:00pm Sep 17, 2007 2:00pm
Quoting de123
fed and us troops...but ill be probably wrong, and they will cut them...
There will be a cut no doubt, but how it affects the markets would be another thing. As I said, I would not be surprised if a cut actually makes the dollar rally. But maybe that is just me.
  • #30,977
  • Sep 17, 2007 2:00pm Sep 17, 2007 2:00pm
Hi

Arab Countries : Kuwait , Qatar , Bahrin, KSA, Yamen , Iraq, Lebanon , Syria, Plastine, Jordan, Oman , Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Morracco, Tunis, Sudan, UAE

Non Arabian Country: Iran, Afghanstan , India, Pakistan

I hope that Help
  • #30,978
  • Sep 17, 2007 2:01pm Sep 17, 2007 2:01pm
Quoting cesarnc
I feel sorry for you guys:

Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Coffee rose in New York to the highest price since December on speculation dryness in the main growing areas in Brazil, the world's biggest producer, may hinder the flowering process for the crop to be picked in 2008.

Trading tomorrow without a good hit of cafein will be devastating... I'm just praying for tobacco not to spike 'til then
Well there´s still that wine lake in France where you can drown your sorrows!
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  • #30,979
  • Sep 17, 2007 2:02pm Sep 17, 2007 2:02pm
Quoting deboooo2005
Hi

Arab Countries : Kuwait , Qatar , Bahrin, KSA, Yamen , Iraq, Lebanon , Syria, Plastine, Jordan, Oman , Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Morracco, Tunis, Sudan

Non Arabian Country: Iran, Afghanstan , India, Pakistan

I hope that Help
But that's open for debate !!!!!!
For he that would be deceived, let him.
  • #30,980
  • Sep 17, 2007 2:03pm Sep 17, 2007 2:03pm
Quoting pinchapip
Hey my friend...I did a quick google search and found out that "Iran as an Arab nation" is still open for debate. So I guess calling the Iranians Arabs can't be taken as a lack of accuracy. Correct me if I'm wrong
Hi pinchapip,

Iran is most definitely not an Arab nation because Iran is simply Persia - they speak Persian and although they look similar to Arabs, they are very distinct racially and are not part of the Arab League (the formal divisor between Arab and non-Arab nations). Notice that racial origin is not that important (Sudan which is non-semitic is considered Arab). It's all about the language. Otherwise, the only Arabs would be on the Arabian Peninsula - and indeed that's how some other Arabs define it

Cheers,
-A
Virtue finds and chooses the mean. Aristotle, Ethica Nichomachea
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