{quote} sorry bro for late reply, had to take missus to town, usd test still under way will see what us has to say, no many countries onboard today,
Days dont matter. Man, I have pretty much facked up my April trades... Didnt happen to me for a very long time, but I have made a panic close on Friday. Yeh, was a panic profit close, but I wanted to hold those trades 
. Didnt like GU braking ,526.. After ,52.. I panicked. So lost my GU loads and now reloading... Ah.. classics.{quote} woah woah woah.... which comes first...? Japan's announcement that their national pension fund is going to diversify their portfolio away from bond to move back into buying equities or Fitches announcement that Japan's credit rating got downgraded.... you need to know that when a country announces easing and the purpose of easing is to inflate asset prices like the Nikkei/whatever equity markets, Investors pulls their money out of the Government Bonds, Government bond prices falls, and yield rises, yield rises means risker asset,...
. But was kinda combo with Oil-USD and Oil bounces heavy + now that Fitch downgrade - invalidated my FA view. So am not very sure. TA buy ok, but FA, I cant take that shot.
.{quote} Didnt hear about that bold part, thanks. I know what Kuroda san is trying to achieve - is his last megashot to pull Japan out of decades of deflation by massively enhancing monetary base. Ofc plan fails as classics QE and boosts just equities and thats the only inflation they got...wages getting lower, especially after Fukushima disaster energy sector suffers heavy. So Nikkei running fine, apart from rest of Japan. I have made quite some noise here about UJ breaking decade highs. Was a cycle research and imo is valid
EURUSD Fundamental: Last week's U.S data confirmed our views and as result all targets for this pair were met and exceeded for the anticipated correction, the big question now is whether it's over or not. It seems that now we are completely U.S data dependent as this will indicate possibility that we could still see rate hike in June, Friday's data was mixed meaning that investors will still be looking for signs that US economy is stable and that last few weeks bad data were mainly due to other factors and don't reflect entirely the bigger picture...
