hilary
- 31 Dec 2003 13:00
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Forex rebates on every trade - win or lose!
Harlosh
- 03 Oct 2006 13:38
- 6212 of 11056
LOL
bakko
- 03 Oct 2006 13:45
- 6213 of 11056
It coincided with a flurry of activity on cable too lol
goforit
- 03 Oct 2006 13:53
- 6214 of 11056
odviously put the book down! Interesting book h. Read mr. nice the other week, interesting guy, would love to meet him.
cable doesn't seem to want to go far at the moment!
chocolat
- 03 Oct 2006 14:20
- 6215 of 11056
Heyy that was spot on Harlosh :)
goforit
- 03 Oct 2006 14:30
- 6216 of 11056
somebody's not pushing hard enough :-)
chocolat
- 03 Oct 2006 14:40
- 6217 of 11056
Ha :)
Was gonna say he nailed it beautifully but thought better of it :P
Just been trying to put up a chart but Lycos is playing silly buggers.
bakko
- 03 Oct 2006 14:48
- 6218 of 11056
Cable's been trading in a tight range today. I'll take out a long if it drops back to my rising support line.
Harlosh
- 03 Oct 2006 16:06
- 6219 of 11056
Yes not bad Choccy.
Just got back - amazed to see we are still stuck in this range.
goforit
- 03 Oct 2006 16:13
- 6220 of 11056
H good lunch then!
Harlosh
- 03 Oct 2006 16:14
- 6221 of 11056
I now have a target of 8855 FWIW but don't rely on it too much - it would be nice though cos I'm short from 94. :-)
Seymour Clearly
- 03 Oct 2006 17:27
- 6222 of 11056
Well, I left a limit order to buy at 1.8667 (recognise that number Harlosh?) which triggered 20 minutes ago, so now all that's left to trigger is my stop! :-S
Hoping tomorrow will bring the meat!
Harlosh
- 03 Oct 2006 17:38
- 6223 of 11056
I suspect it will SC.
hilary
- 03 Oct 2006 17:40
- 6224 of 11056
Disastrous day today. I seem to have broken one of my flat panel monitors and I've managed to chip my nail varnish when I tried to look at it and dodge the sparks that came out the back. Got a fair bit of Piers Morgan read though.
I'll look at buying cable again if or when it gets a bit closer to 1.88.
Harlosh
- 03 Oct 2006 17:53
- 6225 of 11056
Please be aware that my P&F targets are subject to change as the price moves toward it and as new counts are calculated based on price. They are sometimes final but may also be the first of several. If I give a target, I will try and post any follow ups that are given.
Seymour Clearly
- 03 Oct 2006 18:01
- 6226 of 11056
What a tough life you have Hils, the trials and tribulations of an active Fx trader.
Oh, and my stop's just above 1.88 :-0
goforit
- 03 Oct 2006 18:39
- 6227 of 11056
Just got back to see I am now long(just), fairly tight stop!
hilary
- 03 Oct 2006 20:23
- 6228 of 11056
It's a dirty, rotten job, Seymour. But someone's got to do it.
:o)
Seymour Clearly
- 03 Oct 2006 21:21
- 6229 of 11056
I've taken a small profit and put a much lower buy order in now, roughly where my stop was!!
Tomorrow's another day, will have little time to screen watch tomorrow.
Hils, it's people like you that make this country great, thanklessly grinding away at the coalface. Your efforts are not going un-noticed by ... let's just say I have friends in high places.
Tower blocks mainly.
chocolat
- 03 Oct 2006 21:58
- 6230 of 11056
And I slept through most of it :S
But Mr Grumpy brought home the fruits of today's toils earlier - a nice fat brown trout :)
Dollar rises against euro, yen
AFX
NEW YORK (AFX) - The dollar regained a little ground against the euro and yen Tuesday after dropping sharply the previous day on disappointing U.S. economic data.
The euro bought $1.2727 in afternoon New York trading, down from $1.2742 in New York late Monday. The British pound advanced, however, to $1.8872 from $1.8866.
The dollar rose to 117.89 yen from 117.60 yen. The Japanese currency was pressured by North Korea's announcement that it will conduct a nuclear test.
On Monday, the euro gained more than half a U.S. cent after a report showed U.S. manufacturing growing at its slowest pace in more than a year.
Slowing growth could reduce pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates. Rising rates have buoyed the dollar for the past two years. They can bolster a currency by making certain types of investments more attractive.
Investors were looking ahead to comments from Fed officials -- including Chairman Ben Bernanke -- expected on Wednesday for any hints on the central bank's future course. The Commerce Department also releases its report on August factory orders on Wednesday.
Although Monday's data helped push the dollar down, 'the currency markets still need signals from the Fed that rates will not be raised anymore to fight inflation and instead will be cut to offset the slowing housing market,' said Mansoor Mohiuddin, senior currency strategist at UBS in Stamford, Conn.
In other trading, the dollar bought 1.2451 Swiss francs, up from 1.2424 late Monday, and 1.1206 Canadian dollars, up from 1.1152.