DislikedI'm talking about weeks ahead, not meaningless weekend rates.
As long as EUR/AUD stays below 1.2470 the target will remain 1.21 and then of course even lower.Ignored
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DislikedI'm talking about weeks ahead, not meaningless weekend rates.
As long as EUR/AUD stays below 1.2470 the target will remain 1.21 and then of course even lower.Ignored
DislikedI'm swayed by fundies so I wont pick a definite direction before China releases PMI tomorrow.
I don't think we'll see parity any time soon tho and RBA will keep rates on hold next week and I also expect massive boost in retail sales numbers on Wednesday purely due to usual end of financial year shopping spree combined with huge government cash handouts to families as part of the carbon tax compensation package.
We'll see, bias is up, if China PMI ticks back up above 50 we could be heading towards 1.05 in coming weeks.Ignored
DislikedHey guys. I just started getting into the Aussie. I was able to catch early morning pipage but did not think it was going to blow up like that. Way more exciting than the Euro.
Anything on my charts I should be looking for? What do you guys think?Ignored
DislikedAussie is an exciting pair, thats all I trade. I am shorting it now, I think its about done. I usually trade it against the jpy, reversal is needed from what I see. Hoping to see it retrace at least 50 pips, before it goes back up. IMO.Ignored
DislikedHey guys. I just started getting into the Aussie. I was able to catch early morning pipage but did not think it was going to blow up like that. Way more exciting than the Euro.
Anything on my charts I should be looking for? What do you guys think?Ignored
DislikedThe bull joined EURO party without invitation last night. After drinking and eating a lot of free stuff, he is heading home........ alone.......Ignored
DislikedThe bear told DaddyBear why Aussie jumped 250 pips Thursday night. It was simply because he was attending European Summit and sat next to Chancellor Angela Merkel. Otherwise, the bull would not be able to fly to the moon.
DaddyBear has no comment about this matter because he was not authorized to speak to the public.Ignored
DislikedAussie is an exciting pair, thats all I trade. I am shorting it now, I think its about done. I usually trade it against the jpy, reversal is needed from what I see. Hoping to see it retrace at least 50 pips, before it goes back up. IMO.Ignored
DislikedNothing to see right now, it's saying loudly it's a bull trend. And it seems to be only possible that it might fall a little bit. between 1.00500 and 1.02500 is still saying it's very bullish. this bull to become a bear trend it'll take a lot of bears. Like a LOT.Ignored
DislikedSome cookies for you guys to enjoy during this weekend. Take it easy!Ignored
DislikedSome cookies for you guys to enjoy during this weekend. Take it easy!
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DislikedNo. Not at all. In fact, I am looking into probability now. My cartoons are just for fun, nothing more and nothing less. Our debate helped me break up my own box of certainty and entered into another level of thinking. I should send you a thank you note for this. From now on, I will combine certainty and probability to form a new way of pattern recognition.Ignored
DislikedThis is what I am thinking. The All Mighty set every market move long time ago. This is the certainty. However, as human beings, we cannot see into the future. Under this situation, probability comes to play. IMHO.Ignored