replace "spain" with any country...
Think outside the box
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Don't need the specific symbols these days... google is quite smart.
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replace "spain" with any country...
Think outside the boxwhats so often preached in these threads..
Don't need the specific symbols these days... google is quite smart.Ignored
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Banks love volatility. It increases their trading profits.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/20/bu...my/20bank.html
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QuoteDislikedWe reaffirmed our shared interest in a strong and stable international financial system, and our support for market-determined exchange rates. Excess volatility and disorderly movements in exchange rates have adverse implications for economic and financial stability. We will consult closely in regard to actions in exchange markets and will cooperate as appropriate.
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DislikedYeah it hasn't been working for me either, I have a demo account with them just for the news. May try to talk to a rep see what's going on. I'll check back if I figure anything out.
Just talked to a rep. It's because it is a demo account. A live account will show the 4cast feed.Ignored
DislikedYeah but that's a technical issue not a permanent restriction i think. I have talked to a rep too and he said he checked it himself and told me that he will report it to technical staff.
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DislikedI hope that's the case. 4cast can provide some pretty accurate information on bids offers.Ignored
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Banks love volatility. It increases their trading profits.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/20/bu...my/20bank.htmlIgnored
QuoteDislikedOne big non-Japanese bank places large bids on the EUR/JPY, leading to sharp gains in the cross as well as the USD/JPY, say two senior dealers in Tokyo. The EUR/JPY is at 109.70 after rising as high as 110.57 from 109.45 before the bids, while the USD/JPY is at 77.18 after rising as high as 77.85 from 77.09. Both dealers say the move isn't due to any intervention by Japanese monetary authorities. "These wannabe players often place big bids these days as they try to scare other participants that Japan's in," one dealer says.
DislikedInsane indeed, Asia has been buying the shit out of gold. First Tuesday in the world and the global equity sell off continues.
Edit: Ha! there goes another one of those crazy USD/JPY spikes
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That's baller as fuck. I wonder how much money it takes to make someone think you're BOJ.Ignored
DislikedYeah but that's a technical issue not a permanent restriction i think. I have talked to a rep too and he said he checked it himself and told me that he will report it to technical staff.
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DislikedA shit ton of money. One really really big market order. Darkstar would probably be able to take a decent guess at the actual amount.Ignored