- #10,167
- Edited 9:28am Apr 14, 2008 9:14am | Edited 9:28am
- Joined Oct 2007 | Status: Trader | 6,522 Posts
- #10,171
- Apr 14, 2008 10:39am Apr 14, 2008 10:39am
- | Joined Apr 2008 | Status: You never know | 1,306 Posts
Expected the unexpected
Help needed in OANDA + users from Malaysia 105 replies
DislikedSame here.... hopefully GU will dive from here.... long term weekly channel still downwards...Ignored
DislikedSame here.... hopefully GU will dive from here.... long term weekly channel still downwards...Ignored
Dislikedfrom my point of view, which is a novice trader. GU is in an unbalanced state. It is currently trying to balance itself out. As a result it will not go down by much or will not go down at all untill it has balanced it self out.
Its my own theory but for the time being proves to be sufficient to keep me out of trouble.
my trade review. AU & NU short. EG Short. GU, GJ, GChf Long. EU is a short trade which I choose to stay out of. Its a high risk trade for EU at the moment.
Anyway this is my personal view and forget not that I am a newbie in the Forex world. Hopefully by end of this month I can survive for 2 years in here and hopefull for many more years to come.Ignored
QuoteDislikedThe dollar fell against the euro after Wachovia Corp. reported an unexpected loss, fueling concern the worst of the credit crisis hasn't passed. Bloomberg
DislikedUrgh! More unexpected News. That's why... the market is reacting like this. All of these unexpected factors coming in with no warning. Last FRIDAY... GE (General Electric) reported a big loss.
Oh... just give me one unexpected bad news from UK.
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DislikedI am not sure which direction the housing data will affect the cable. I would think a drop in the housing price would cause the cable to go down, while a higher housing price indicates inflation threat and cause the cable to go up. Am I correct?Ignored
QuoteDislikedThe Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) House Price Balance measures the price change of homes in the UK. This leading indicator represents the percentage of chartered surveyors reporting a price rise in their designated area. For instance, a reading of 50% means that 50% more surveyors reported a rise than reported a fall in prices.
http://www.rics.org/Practiceareas/Pr...et_surveys.htm
Dislikedtoo bad GU takes too much time to go down..yesterday it up 200 pips ++ already shivers me.Ignored