i think it's because of the positioning for the next (presumably) big move.
i mentioned that g-u still has a little bit of room to go down, and then it's decision time - either seriously bounce, or take a dip. u-j looks like it's almost with a bottom in place, but i wouldn't trade it just yet as i don't have a confirmation.
g-j will continue to behave like this until there's a real breakout for either (or both) g-u or u-j.
i mentioned that g-u still has a little bit of room to go down, and then it's decision time - either seriously bounce, or take a dip. u-j looks like it's almost with a bottom in place, but i wouldn't trade it just yet as i don't have a confirmation.
g-j will continue to behave like this until there's a real breakout for either (or both) g-u or u-j.
DislikedLongs don't appear to be in play on GY yet; is heading for either 128.8, 128.56, or if that breaks, who knows. (ie., another 50-80 pips.) Interesting to see the yens participate in equity correlation as they go down, but not seemingly when equities go up.
Looking at sterling, it's one of the weakest pairs out there, not seeing any real love (demand). Someone elsewhere mentioned it's been like a toilet seat - up and down, on a <50 pip range on too many pairs, except for of course the all powerful EURUSD. I can't imagine the pros & funds...Ignored
Nihil Sine Deo.