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anybody think the jap will intervene their currency?
Quoting T55
Sweating a bit because of my lot size...but seems to be bouncing now (9070 as I type)

Intense selling, but price action also suggests intense buying I guess.

I'm still long D:
good on you mate stay with your plan as 8900 is not even test yet and the daily trend still intact IMO
Quoting ben10
anybody think the jap will intervene their currency?
they just did at 84.95. But i think it needs more than that at te moment. It may come back down again.
Find a job that you love and you dont have to work again in your life.
Quoting ben10
anybody think the jap will intervene their currency?
im long usd/yen at 86.60 by the way OUCH!
I dont know if I should cry or laugh this is such a wild ride......free fall down to 0.8989 then shooting back up to 0.9070 as I type this !!! lucky I went long again at 0.90 !
Quoting Clouds
Hi. Yeah, A/J fell alot. Currently I'm long from current levels of 79. Keeping fingers crossed.
Shucks - just seen the screen. Hope you survived that downdraft I could be waiting a little longer than I anticipated. Bloomberg just said that the BoJ might not intervene until 80.00 now (if they do). Oh, well, I earn bugger all interest in my UK bank accounts so may as well lend it to the market for a while and earn some interest. Get that money working - ha, ha.

Hope everyone is surviving. Thanksgiving week is living up to its name that's for sure.
Nothing worth having is easy.
Long AUDUSD ...
"Buy on fear, sell on greed !!!
Quoting ben10
im long usd/yen at 86.60 by the way OUCH!

I guessing you entered just before the unexpected plunge... hopefully this'll will all rebound soon enough
Quoting ben10
good on you mate stay with your plan as 8900 is not even test yet and the daily trend still intact IMO
Honkies havent come on board yet. Once they get hold of the news I think that would really push it down more. thinking long term now, with all this news and its implications, ths possibilities of another rate rise is being more challenged. So, IMHO .8400 will be possible if no rate rise next week.... Just need to be careful..
Find a job that you love and you dont have to work again in your life.
Quoting Patience
Wadda move, wadda move. Funky couple of days. Tried to catch the falling knife on A/J so my account is bleeding and it reminded me of this video. I'm sure you blokes will like it - she's hot.

Happy Thanksgiving to our American friends. Keep it green

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M0T575FVsM
i like her a lot and the song too

http://img38.imagefra.me/img/img38/1...6m_e01d290.png

1 of my limit long missing the bus, average at 77.00 x4.

enjoy the happy season(thanksgiving) my friend
Quoting Petar_Serbia
Long AUDUSD ...
MyShorT

Entry: 0.90878
SL: 0.92192



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ah - Patience ... i need some weed and hot tea now ..... this song is so cool, im inlove with forex
Quoting ben10
i like her a lot and the song too

1 of my limit long missing the bus, average at 77.00 x4.

enjoy the happy season(thanksgiving) my friend
Yeah, she's a nice English girl. Great trades. I wonder how far this is going to run. Risk aversion has taken over. EUR still holding up relatively well though. Poor BoJ. The last thing Japan needs is a strong Yen.
Nothing worth having is easy.
Quoting Patience
Happy Thanksgiving to our American friends. Keep it green
Thanks Patience, the same to you
23:53 AUD/USD: Longs Capitulate In Volatile Trading Sydney, November 27: There has been large selling of AUD/JPY and AUD/USD by bunds and investors of every description this morning in Asia, as the uncertainty created by the credit crisis surrounding Dubai World has created a huge spike in risk-aversion. According the dealing platforms the AUD/USD has traded as low as 0.8989, but the price action has been extremely whippy and the bounce back to 0.9040 was just as quick. Stops were triggered below 0.9060 and 0.9030 where the 55-day MA comes in today. Key support is found at the Nov 2 trend low around 0.8905.
aud/yen : aud/usd = usd/yen

77.00 : 0.9100 = 84.61
Quoting Patience
Yeah, she's a nice English girl. Great trades. I wonder how far this is going to run. Risk aversion has taken over. EUR still holding up relatively well though. Poor BoJ. The last thing Japan needs is a strong Yen.
I dont know if the stocks will start falling down on Mon, this time will catch them off gourd, everybody is happy here and the house price starts to go up again, but unemployment is extensive. I'm really very curious if the whole bearish market is going to start all over agian, this time there is no money left to help the corrupted banks out.
Ahh Dubai, without a doubt one of the great bubbles of our time has come crashing down, but not before it sucked in just about everyone. The debt deferral by Dubai World is no different to a sovereign default in my view. This will be the end of Dubai as we know it and it does have ramifications outside of the obvious negative ones for banks who have lent to the Emirate. Sure, UK and European banks who have lent heavily to Dubai Inc got rightly smoked last night, and that then spilled over to other risk sectors, for Australia I think this is actually a positive development and I note our SPI Futures are only down a third of what major European markets lost last night.
Quoting Daytrader74
Ahh Dubai, without a doubt one of the great bubbles of our time has come crashing down, but not before it sucked in just about everyone. The debt deferral by Dubai World is no different to a sovereign default in my view. This will be the end of Dubai as we know it and it does have ramifications outside of the obvious negative ones for banks who have lent to the Emirate. Sure, UK and European banks who have lent heavily to Dubai Inc got rightly smoked last night, and that then spilled over to other risk sectors, for Australia I think this is actually...
Hi Daytrader, I'm not in the picture, what's going on in Dubai recenlty? I mean did something new happen in couple of last weeks?
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