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  • #96,501
  • Apr 19, 2016 2:48am Apr 19, 2016 2:48am
Quoting PaulDaemon
{quote} Im pissed about that too and also lost my vote, but voting Im ALA
Just out of curiosity, why do you two miss Tony? I thought he was shocking.
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  • #96,502
  • Apr 19, 2016 3:31am Apr 19, 2016 3:31am
Quoting stulic
{quote} Just out of curiosity, why do you two miss Tony? I thought he was shocking.
He says it how it is.

Down to earth and didnt bother too much for political correctness.

I am against the UN and what they stand for and their so-called human rights propaganda. Just look up who is the world human rights chairman and then look up how the chairman's country still do public be-headings, for minor crimes if you would even call it a crime at all.

If you can see the bs in Europe atm with the immigration/refugee crisis, and we (in Australia) only see what the media shows us and you will never know the truth , if Abbott didnt stop the boats thats how it would be here and would be 100,000 plus per year coming here.

Global warming is the biggest Baloney our world leaders have come up with and the majority of people have been brainwashed into believing it, but is just another means to cash in.

I believe Tony was ousted (partly) for these reasons, he didn't conform to the bullshit that we are all fed.
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  • #96,503
  • Apr 19, 2016 3:35am Apr 19, 2016 3:35am
Quoting PaulDaemon
{quote} He says it how it is. Down to earth and didnt bother too much for political correctness. I am against the UN and what they stand for and their so-called human rights propaganda. Just look up who is the world human rights chairman and then look up how the chairman's country still do public be-headings, for minor crimes if you would even call it a crime at all. If you can see the bs in Europe atm with the immigration/refugee crisis, and we (in Australia) only see what the media shows us and you will never know the truth , if Abbott didnt stop...
Cool, didn't wanna start a discussion was just curious, now I know
Cheers
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  • #96,504
  • Apr 19, 2016 3:41am Apr 19, 2016 3:41am
Quoting stulic
{quote} Just out of curiosity, why do you two miss Tony? I thought he was shocking.
He kept his promise and stopped the boats. He understood economy and a lower dollar policy, under him AUD was falling, right after he got sacked the happy bull mob started to consolidate and brought AUD to where it is now and that is killing our economy, that needs a fresh start after the mining boom, he was consistently against ETS. And the last but not least - he was a funny guy, he did something that no other could (knighting prince Phillip), I never laughed more about anything else in the 21st century.
  • #96,505
  • Apr 19, 2016 3:47am Apr 19, 2016 3:47am
Quoting cold chisel
{quote} He kept his promise and stopped the boats. He understood economy and a lower dollar policy, under him AUD was falling, right after he got sacked the happy bull mob started to consolidate and brought AUD to where it is now and that is killing our economy, that needs a fresh start after the mining boom, he was consistently against ETS. And the last but not least - he was a funny guy, he did something that no other could (knighting prince Phillip), I never laughed more about anything else in the 21st century.
Yes you are right as soon as turnbull was in the dollar went up.
And also enjoyed Abbott's humor.
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  • #96,506
  • Apr 19, 2016 3:48am Apr 19, 2016 3:48am
They did stop the boats although the problem didn't go away, it was just offloaded to other countries, but I doubt he understood anything about the economy or that he had anything to do, nor could in any way influence the exchange rate.
Turnbull didn't really change anything to be honest, so this pair is where it is regardless of who's at the helm.
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  • #96,507
  • Apr 19, 2016 4:21am Apr 19, 2016 4:21am
Quoting stulic
They did stop the boats although the problem didn't go away, it was just offloaded to other countries, but I doubt he understood anything about the economy or that he had anything to do, nor could in any way influence the exchange rate. Turnbull didn't really change anything to be honest, so this pair is where it is regardless of who's at the helm.
The problem with the boats will never go away as long as standards of living are different in parts of the world. If this problem is offloaded somewhere, so be it. I don't know what he could influence but the rate was lower under his rule than it is now and that was good for the economy. Now you see that Turnbull doesn't do much, so why did the leadership changed. I have voted for Abbott and not anyone else, but I was cheated later on.
  • #96,508
  • Apr 19, 2016 4:26am Apr 19, 2016 4:26am
Quoting cold chisel
{quote} The problem with the boats will never go away as long as standards of living are different in parts of the world. If this problem is offloaded somewhere, so be it. I don't know what he could influence but the rate was lower under his rule than it is now and that was good for the economy. Now you see that Turnbull doesn't do much, so why did the leadership changed. I have voted for Abbott and not anyone else, but I was cheated later on.
You didn't vote for Abbott unless you live in his electorate which is Warringah in Sydney northern beaches and Manly area.
Why did the leadership change? Because of polls. He was so unpopular half of his backbenchers would've lost their seats come election time.
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  • #96,509
  • Apr 19, 2016 4:36am Apr 19, 2016 4:36am
Quoting stulic
{quote} You didn't vote for Abbott unless you live in his electorate which is Warringah in Sydney northern beaches and Manly area. Why did the leadership change? Because of polls. He was so unpopular half of his backbenchers would've lost their seats come election time.
That is correct. I have voted for his party because he was their leader and not the other way around. I'll be very glad if they will loose the election.
  • #96,510
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:25am Apr 19, 2016 7:25am
Think its about time........

Going to place long term shorts between 7830 - 7850

Target 7200
  • #96,511
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:29am Apr 19, 2016 7:29am
Quoting 10cents
Think its about time........ Going to place long term shorts between 7830 - 7850 Target 7200
I have lost all confidence to be honest. Who knows how high this pair will go. Good luck to you!
  • #96,512
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:29am Apr 19, 2016 7:29am
Quoting 10cents
Think its about time........ Going to place long term shorts between 7830 - 7850 Target 7200
I know it's tempting. I don't think we'll see 7850 people are mentioning so much. Good luck I'm somewhere with you on this one.
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  • #96,513
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:33am Apr 19, 2016 7:33am
Quoting galvcore
{quote} I have lost all confidence to be honest. Who knows how high this pair will go. Good luck to you!
Thanks.

That level should be a key resistance level....... i'm prepared for it to over-run by 100 - 200 pips.
I have always thought you are looking at 7850?

Quoting stulic
{quote} I know it's tempting. I don't think we'll see 7850 people are mentioning so much. Good luck I'm somewhere with you on this one.

Actually i have it at about 7810 - 7820. I'm giving around 20 pips leeway for the entry. PA often get volatile around these key levels..... so determining an entry price can be tricky
  • #96,514
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:39am Apr 19, 2016 7:39am
Who is still keeping AU short from .68xx ?
  • #96,515
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:40am Apr 19, 2016 7:40am
I'm onto the cross that might be worth a shot long term first.
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  • #96,516
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:41am Apr 19, 2016 7:41am
Quoting Ken A
Who is still keeping short AU from .68xx ?

Don't tell me you are one of those fortunate to have longs from 068xx?
  • #96,517
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:45am Apr 19, 2016 7:45am
After reading stevens speech I think the rba rate cutting is over and the big players already knew this months ago so a no more rate cut now priced in, how ever I think the aud will find some leveling out at around .72
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  • #96,518
  • Apr 19, 2016 7:47am Apr 19, 2016 7:47am
Quoting 10cents
{quote} Thanks. That level should be a key resistance level....... i'm prepared for it to over-run by 100 - 200 pips. I have always thought you are looking at 7850? {quote} Actually i have it at about 7810 - 7820. I'm giving around 20 pips leeway for the entry. PA often get volatile around these key levels..... so determining an entry price can be tricky
To be honest I didn't think it would get quite that high. Just a bit worn down from it all today. need to recoup and get my trading head on again.
  • #96,519
  • Apr 19, 2016 8:03am Apr 19, 2016 8:03am
Still no sign of reversal, around .80-8250 can be a safer place to go short
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  • #96,520
  • Apr 19, 2016 8:14am Apr 19, 2016 8:14am
Quoting kanji
Still no sign of reversal, around .80-8250 can be a safer place to go short
Still everything pointing further up but if I knew where to short exactly I wouldn't be posting in this thread but instead be snorting coke with hot young chicks on my yacht anchored somewhere in the Adria.
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