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  • #55,041
  • Oct 28, 2012 2:44am Oct 28, 2012 2:44am
Quoting sidhujag
i been waiting for a strong push down on jpy pairs but might have missed boat on it.. maybe will have to add after it closes above 80. I wanted uj at 78 or lower but well see after their meeting.

Yep, BOJ minutes could be the catalyst to push U/J above 80 - 80.401

Once 80.40 is broken I am long term Bullish until 84-85.

200 SMA and Weekly TL will both be broken at 80 - 80.40 and there is nothing stopping U/J from moving up after that.
  • #55,042
  • Oct 28, 2012 2:44am Oct 28, 2012 2:44am
just make a mental note to never long eu only short lol.. Now ej might be ok cause of jpy but i rather stick with uj..

Instrad longing eu take a long in something else. Cotton coffee etf or aapl or something

msft looks good long term Windows coming back from the grave. But aapl really did get it right with the ipad the mini and the iphone family line of products.
  • #55,043
  • Oct 28, 2012 2:49am Oct 28, 2012 2:49am
Quoting sidhujag
just make a mental note to never long eu only short lol.. Now ej might be ok cause of jpy but i rather stick with uj..

Instrad longing eu take a long in something else. Cotton coffee etf or aapl or something

msft looks good long term Windows coming back from the grave. But aapl really did get it right with the ipad the mini and the iphone family line of products.
Haha, yep. I don't normally trade EUR/USD anyways...

I'm more of a swing trader but looking long term gives me a good idea of potential targets for my exits.

U/J is just a little too slow paced for my liking. Nice lines but not enough action...
  • #55,044
  • Oct 28, 2012 6:44am Oct 28, 2012 6:44am
Quoting jezek5
1378 would be a great place to go long if it broke down,
i think we'd get down to there bloody quick if it started to move to.
1395 could be a tough nut to crack though.

1395 proved to be the holding level almost to the tic,
price closed at 1412 after the test,i'm looking for it to clear 1420 and
move back up to 1435 and look for a reaction then.
Stating the bleeding obvious i guess but if it can't clear 1420 then
another test of 1395 would be on the cards,there looks to be
really good buying down there though.
You can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
  • #55,045
  • Oct 28, 2012 8:59am Oct 28, 2012 8:59am
Quoting sidhujag
just make a mental note to never long eu only short lol.. Now ej might be ok cause of jpy but i rather stick with uj..

Instrad longing eu take a long in something else. Cotton coffee etf or aapl or something

msft looks good long term Windows coming back from the grave. But aapl really did get it right with the ipad the mini and the iphone family line of products.
You talk a lot and I don't agree with a lot you say, but hey we are all entitled to our own opinions.

I work in the IT industry over 20 years now and MSFT are losing their crown. Obviously you didn't see the tech industry earnings and the shift away from desktop computing taking place right now. MSFT are playing catchup in the mobile and slate computing (tablets) sectors and slowly losing market share in the desktop and server sectors as Linux is taking a major foothold. Don't know what you based your opinion on Windows coming back from the grave... the release of Windows 8 maybe, but it is clear you are clueless!
  • #55,046
  • Oct 28, 2012 9:33am Oct 28, 2012 9:33am
Quoting Ken A
Any particular reasons US Equities and commodities will be bullish at the same time of dollar bullish?
More to do with manipulation.... S&P being the manipulated bubble by the fed, the qe3 money flowed to the S&P but yet theres still real demand for the dollar, either one is a fake move, and my best guess is the S&P so equities bull got to be careful with a catalysit like the us election round the corner
We live in a finite world with infinite possibilities.
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  • #55,047
  • Oct 28, 2012 9:34am Oct 28, 2012 9:34am
Quoting sidhujag
it should rise as es ranges and range when es rises.. It should be at a long term bottom for all the reasons we beat it to death last few posts
That's fine you don't want to be specific as what will be the driving force for both Equities and Dollar bullish. Perhaps that's your trade edge and secret.

I don't like to argue about broad statement without specific reasons and time frame because all will be right at diffrent time frames if we could wait long enough for it to happen.

You also said E/U is forming bottom but advised not to long this pair becuase of other opportunities to long.

As for coffee and cotton are risk positive commodities and to buy during risk-off is almost a sure bet.

I don't understand what you are actually saying but thanks anyway.
  • #55,048
  • Oct 28, 2012 9:38am Oct 28, 2012 9:38am
Quoting 100PipsADay
I'm still Bearish on the EUR for the long term, sounds like you are bullish long term?

I just don't see their situation fixed, more like the can got kicked down the road for the time being...
Its not so much as to fix the long term situation in europe, its more to do with keeping soeculators happy about the euro in the short run...
Just like US, their economy is fucked with all that mounting debt and yet ppl still buy it, be it for reasons such as global reserve currency or real demand...
We live in a finite world with infinite possibilities.
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  • #55,049
  • Oct 28, 2012 9:45am Oct 28, 2012 9:45am
Quoting Ken A
That's fine you don't want to be specific as what will be the driving force for both Equities and Dollar bullish. Perhaps that's your trade edge and secret.

I don't like to argue about broad statement without specific reasons and time frame because all will be right at diffrent time frames if we could wait long enough for it to happen.

You also said E/U is forming bottom but advised not to long this pair becuase of other opportunities to long.

As for coffee and cotton are risk positive commodities and to buy during risk-off is almost a...
LOL

Confusion reigns in his brains
  • #55,050
  • Oct 28, 2012 12:48pm Oct 28, 2012 12:48pm
Quoting bbakker
You talk a lot and I don't agree with a lot you say, but hey we are all entitled to our own opinions.

I work in the IT industry over 20 years now and MSFT are losing their crown. Obviously you didn't see the tech industry earnings and the shift away from desktop computing taking place right now. MSFT are playing catchup in the mobile and slate computing (tablets) sectors and slowly losing market share in the desktop and server sectors as Linux is taking a major foothold. Don't know what you based your opinion on Windows coming back from the grave......
another hater to prove wrong lol! Watch and learn like the rest. I been a software engineer for 10yrs so i know a lil bit too. They have the
development tools market
you say going away from desktop? Well they have a good chunk of the embedded systems market too and getting bigger. Yes theres internal conflict
but their potential is so high.

I see that they are taking their windows live platform into social networking and they jist opened up alot of new windows stores. They have capital to try and succeed. They played followup with aapl a bit but a little slipup can let them catch up quickly.

Like i said just watch and learn.
  • #55,051
  • Oct 28, 2012 12:52pm Oct 28, 2012 12:52pm
Quoting bbakker
You talk a lot and I don't agree with a lot you say, but hey we are all entitled to our own opinions.

I work in the IT industry over 20 years now and MSFT are losing their crown. Obviously you didn't see the tech industry earnings and the shift away from desktop computing taking place right now. MSFT are playing catchup in the mobile and slate computing (tablets) sectors and slowly losing market share in the desktop and server sectors as Linux is taking a major foothold. Don't know what you based your opinion on Windows coming back from the grave......
in my companies we are moving away from linux and into windows server. More ppl familiar and it is just as strong. Maybe u need to see what others are also doing.
  • #55,052
  • Oct 28, 2012 12:55pm Oct 28, 2012 12:55pm
Quoting fxtyrant
More to do with manipulation.... S&P being the manipulated bubble by the fed, the qe3 money flowed to the S&P but yet theres still real demand for the dollar, either one is a fake move, and my best guess is the S&P so equities bull got to be careful with a catalysit like the us election round the corner
lol ur clueless. Es has been a big bull for a while now your saying its all fed? Other cbs are buying it too. Its a strong long both dollar and es are on the same side even defying your technical analysis.
  • #55,053
  • Oct 28, 2012 1:00pm Oct 28, 2012 1:00pm
Quoting Ken A
That's fine you don't want to be specific as what will be the driving force for both Equities and Dollar bullish. Perhaps that's your trade edge and secret.

I don't like to argue about broad statement without specific reasons and time frame because all will be right at diffrent time frames if we could wait long enough for it to happen.

You also said E/U is forming bottom but advised not to long this pair becuase of other opportunities to long.

As for coffee and cotton are risk positive commodities and to buy during risk-off is almost a...
sure but obv giving levels to me is noobish in a public forum. I try not to. A simple stop hunt can prove u wrong. Im talking big picture for a few years.

Eu we all know is doomed we just dont know when so i tood myself not to buy unless its a super clear setup. If eu is rising chances are so is es or other commodities that may hold lows for longer.

Plus going fwd im bullish usdx and waiting to start seeing usdx rise along with es on a month to month basis.

What i am saying ken is that you can come up with a plan to accumulate here and even add as it goes up but keeping your money managed. There is a good chance u might be able to hold for awhile. I been thinking about options for december aswell.
  • #55,054
  • Oct 28, 2012 1:07pm Oct 28, 2012 1:07pm
Quoting sidhujag
in my companies we are moving away from linux and into windows server. More ppl familiar and it is just as strong. Maybe u need to see what others are also doing.
All the big corporates are moving to Linux or are already on Linux. Ask Google, Facebook, AT&T, Sprint, Vodafone, Oracle. I am an MCSE and Java is infinitely better than .NET.

You must deal with the SME market who will eventually move to the Cloud powered by Linux because of TCO.

End of!
  • #55,055
  • Oct 28, 2012 1:16pm Oct 28, 2012 1:16pm
Quoting bbakker
All the big corporates are moving to Linux or are already on Linux. Ask Google, Facebook, AT&T, Sprint, Vodafone, Oracle. I am an MCSE and Java is infinitely better than .NET.

You must deal with the SME market who will eventually move to the Cloud powered by Linux.

End of!
Dont agree dot net has better support for clean code and design patterns to apply to solve complex problems. Java is good but dot net is better.

I rememer linux was getting popular but it died down. I asked my nephew who took the same course as me and the curriculum shifted towards dot net and windows server whereas when i was there it was java and linux.

something u should know if u were in the industry 20 yrs is that dot net has better performance and dev environment is way better. Think in business terms now.

Java is more scalable thats about it.
  • #55,056
  • Oct 28, 2012 1:20pm Oct 28, 2012 1:20pm
Quoting sidhujag
Dont agree dot net has better support for clean code and design patterns to apply to solve complex problems. Java is good but dot net is better.

I rememer linux was getting popular but it died down. I asked my nephew who took the same course as me and the curriculum shifted towards dot net and windows server whereas when i was there it was java and linux.
So why are major software companies including the one I work for using Java and not .NET. The software company I work for has 20,000 employees with more than $3bn turnover.

Oracle our major competitor also embrace Java... they bloody bought it. Again, you are basing your facts on the SME market!
  • #55,057
  • Oct 28, 2012 2:12pm Oct 28, 2012 2:12pm
Quoting sidhujag
read ur link first of all its biased based on a linux head
prediciting and sayig its come true. Yes msft lost share
because of mobile market but as i said they have capital to
change that. Go into aapl emulated msft store and u might be surprised. Their r&d is second to none their focus
may have been off but im sure
they caught on by now and it will begin to reflect in their corporate value within 6 months.
OK then, surely ZDNet are independent based -

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-sourc...mparison/10900

Stop thinking of the past and look to the future. Computing will become like a utility... On tap!
  • #55,058
  • Oct 28, 2012 3:22pm Oct 28, 2012 3:22pm
Quoting sidhujag
msft will be fine and u better be around in 6 months so we can see how right u are. Im still here and stickig with it. Windows 8 is fine we are all using it st work and happy. I couldnt bother wasting anymore time on u all i gotta say is come back when i said so. Until then go back to ur
hole u never bring any insight here anyway. This is a trading forum not linux vs msft U never showed ur analysis you like to quote others because u are a
follower. Show us what you think about price. Put out or get out.
I don't do stocks, but if you must! Friday's close price is 28.21. Now that it has broken a major support and put in a lower high, I see ~24 next which is where price last rallied from at the end of 2011. I suspect it will bounce up again in this area.
  • #55,059
  • Oct 28, 2012 3:30pm Oct 28, 2012 3:30pm
Quoting bbakker
I don't do stocks, but if you must! Friday's close price is 28.21. Now that it has broken a major support and put in a lower high, I see ~24 next which is where price last rallied from at the end of 2011. I suspect it will bounce up again in this area.
So if it reaches 24 that would be a perfect spot to get in or accumulate... I would even say to start now.. so what do you say about long term its going to stay under 24? Since you are the opposite view of me that is what I deduce from your posts. So above or below 24 binary between me and you.We can do it when it reaches there and look ahead 6 months.
  • #55,060
  • Oct 28, 2012 3:34pm Oct 28, 2012 3:34pm
Quoting sidhujag
dude he offers no INSIGHT all a bunch of comments based to go against what I was saying. So I simply say com eback in 6 months and well see whos right and whose wrong? How do I get suspended for that? umm hello?
What... and you do

I have even given you my prediction of MSFT price over the next 6 months and articles of which there are plenty on t'Internet that slate Windows 8... Oh my bad... I am a follower! At least I look to the future both in computing terms and what MSFT price will do.

Please enlighten us with your amazing insight!
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