DislikedI'm all out as well Donnie.....I'll wait until a bit of sanity returns to the market!!....Ignored
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USD/JPY Discussion 12 replies
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long eur/jpy, gbp/jpy, usd/jpy 11 replies
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DislikedI'm all out as well Donnie.....I'll wait until a bit of sanity returns to the market!!....Ignored
DislikedCan't answer that one, but I do know BOJ intervention is at 85.00...it made a run the last time they intervened so who knows.Ignored
DislikedCan't answer that one, but I do know BOJ intervention is at 85.00...it made a run the last time they intervened so who knows.Ignored
DislikedThanks Rob! I dont know why BOJ did not intervene yet. Japan exports are hurt with this strong yen and that is a gain for China/Korea.Ignored
Dislikedtongue- in - cheek ... conspiracy theory No. 672XMCIIV-2010AYRTSU/57103/892MMXCIIIVV :
may be it is political in nature ... we won't hurt ur toyota etc .. if u help us deal with china and korea ... u take a little bit pain ... we' ll help u ... nudge, nudge .. wink, wink .... nod, nod ...
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Dislikedwhy do u say thus ?
care to share ur view ..
(at that point in time , i was thinking along the macd and histogram (osma) and just another 30 pips to the round number 85.00 , hence the demo-trade )Ignored
DislikedFor me it looks oversold. Besides technicals, look at the fundamentals and Yen is at the high and there should be lot of buyers waiting. Japan doesnt want super strong Yen which is hurting their economy. Any upmove will be violent and downward is slow. I dont want to get caught, unless you have tight stop loss.Ignored