hilary
- 31 Dec 2003 13:00
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hilary
- 03 May 2006 08:46
- 5562 of 11056
H,
At the end of each 1 minute increment when it prints the O's and X's, the whole page seems to refresh as it also realigns the trend lines and prints targets at that stage as well. It's as it completes the refresh that it sometimes goes all wonky regardless of how slow or fast the market is.
rpaco
- 03 May 2006 08:53
- 5563 of 11056
Anyone going to start an FOT thread?
hilary
- 03 May 2006 13:22
- 5564 of 11056
[12:18 US ECON: New National Employment Report Says NFP Up 178k in Apr] Boston,
May 3. A new employment survey from ADP and Macroeconomic Advisers says private
nonfarm payroll employment rose by 178k in April. Over the last four months,
the pool has estimated total private nonfarm job growth of roughly 200k while
the BLS has reported an average of 178k during that span. That suggests
Friday's number could fall short of the 200k median from IFR's weekly economist
survey. Public-sector payrolls rose by 35k in February and by 24k in March.
The average increase in 2005 was 14k, so adding an estimated 20k for April
leaves total NFP at 198k. But, because the ADP/MA figures have run consistently
above those in the BLS report, the indication is that total payrolls will come
at roughly 175k when reported Friday.
bakko
- 04 May 2006 23:41
- 5566 of 11056
Yet another day of sheer madness on cable which was up 150+ pips.
It looked as if it was on a downtrend early this morning on the 5mins chart but as soon as the trend establised itself it was heading for the moon!
I shorted it early in the morning and had to bail out for a loss when I realised the trade wasn't working as planned but ended up on an overall profit having shorted it later in the day at the top of a spike up and covering on the retracement.
Not been long trying out forex and just totally baffled by the length of the main uptrend. When will it end? There's certainly no signs of it yet.

STORMCALLER
- 05 May 2006 00:39
- 5567 of 11056
For those unfortunates like myself who are lumbered with CMC charts please note the CFD cable chart is currently very ill......poor lamb appears to have lost the concept of midnight.....and goes from 11:59 to 1:00 am.......makes for a lurid candle, but has little other value!!!
(Please not this refers to 1 min and 10 min charts....have not checked the others!)
Regards
SC
hilary
- 05 May 2006 13:20
- 5568 of 11056
Are we all ready for some fun?
chocolat
- 05 May 2006 13:33
- 5569 of 11056
Oh boy :)
hilary
- 05 May 2006 13:33
- 5570 of 11056
[12:32 US ECON: NFP Rises 138k, 4.7% Unemployment Rate, Earnings High] Boston,
May 5.
hilary
- 05 May 2006 13:34
- 5571 of 11056
595 could be tops for now Choccy
chocolat
- 05 May 2006 13:35
- 5572 of 11056
Think so too Hils
bakko
- 05 May 2006 13:35
- 5573 of 11056
Just watched cable jump over 100+ on the back of that news.....mental!
hilary
- 05 May 2006 13:37
- 5574 of 11056
61.8 fib of the big move down. Not that I'm a paternnmeister, but they've been saying for a couple of days that the sellers are queueing up that level and will re-enter long only if/when it clear breaks 600.
bosley
- 05 May 2006 13:38
- 5575 of 11056
wow!!!
bakko
- 05 May 2006 13:48
- 5576 of 11056
Fins are right ******. I shorted cable near the top but they wont let me have a trade ticket to close my position. Still hanging after 5mins :-((
chocolat
- 05 May 2006 14:03
- 5577 of 11056
Phone them Bak.
I'm hanging on to mine with a stop cos I'm away now.
hilary
- 05 May 2006 14:28
- 5578 of 11056
It keeps banging on the door at $1.86. I reckon we'll see $2 by Crimbo.
hilary
- 05 May 2006 15:58
- 5580 of 11056
Inflation's got to be the key driver, MM, and I can't see how, in the months to come, the UK are going to be able to get anywhere near Gordon the Moron's ridiculous targets all the time that energy costs are sky high. And with Fed tightening drawing to a conclusion, the focus has got to shift back to those deficits soon.
It would be interesting to overlay an inflation adjusted chart for US Crude on top of a cable chart for the last few decades. I haven't got a clue how to do that or what it would even look like, but I think it might be an interesting exercise nonetheless. Maybe that's one for Roger Bootle and his Sunday column in the Torygraph.
edit: Next week"s key UK event risk is Wednesday"s publication of the quarterly BoE
inflation report. This should shed fresh light on UK monetary policy. In the
wake of this week"s strong UK data, UK interest rate futures are currently
pricing a 25bp base rate hike before year-end, with another 50bp tightening
expected to follow in 2007.
Cloudbase
- 05 May 2006 18:38
- 5581 of 11056
Hi all, i have a favour to ask anyone who can answer this question.
Need an indipendant price.
I have an account being traded for me in US and i need to confirm what
price EUR/JPY was trading at 11-10 Chicargo time, which if i've got me maths
right is 6 hours behind UK so 17-10 UK time.
Also will interbank rate be very close to FXCM price?
many thanks
Steve.