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The Forex Thread (FX)     

hilary - 31 Dec 2003 13:00

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hodgins - 28 Nov 2006 14:04 - 6906 of 11056

Short Euro 3175
Retest break just below 1.30 and not stay above high of Monday?
Now see me get shot down?

hodgins - 28 Nov 2006 19:09 - 6907 of 11056

"gainlocked" out for +5 on Euro but will look for another entry short?

Melnibone - 28 Nov 2006 19:17 - 6908 of 11056

Evening. Tonight's stuff to the budding capitalist, Miss M. :-)

Melnibone - 28 Nov 2006 19:32 - 6909 of 11056

Link to Helicopter Ben's Stuff

He said the inflation is already "better behaved of late" and should continue to
slow gradually.

Much of his speech was used to gently dampen two of the major fears about the
outlook -- that the housing market would push the economy into a full-fledged
recession, or that inflation pressures were like a smoldering campfire, seemingly
controlled but ready to burst up in the next strong wind

foale - 28 Nov 2006 19:38 - 6910 of 11056

Cant see any reason to cut my long yet...

foale - 29 Nov 2006 07:24 - 6911 of 11056

Two way price action on Cable above 1.9500 this am

1.9500- 1.9550 the trading range so far

Heavy seling at the highs...closed my long...

foale - 29 Nov 2006 13:58 - 6912 of 11056

Interesting...grabbed 25 that should have been 50 but coudl not get a fill...off that spike..

However I am now only going to trade the break as follows

short if under 1.9470

long over 1.9550

any comments...?
especailly from our leader ...

foale - 29 Nov 2006 14:15 - 6913 of 11056

Hi John you in ?

chocolat - 29 Nov 2006 14:55 - 6914 of 11056

Long since Friday, and no time to actively trade for the foreseeable.
Support imo is currently 1.9410/20
Just hanging around for new home sales. Preference is to let it run.

foale - 29 Nov 2006 19:24 - 6915 of 11056

Choccie hi there

I have to agree generally...
I just saw that large resistance any time we got near 1.9550..
I expect its going to be the " gateway to $2 "
Door not going to open easily...

Probably some entrenched positions that really dont want to see $2...
I wont be doing any shorting thats for sure...( well never say never)
Looking for some solid support to develop a little lower down..towards
1.9400 and will look to build some longs down there...

Thats the plan anyway...
ok off to draw a few more lines..on a few more timeframes..

I see that many say long or short in one go..even though I am not a big trader
and trade the "mini contract" ..I like the fact that you can build a position with just 10k trade increments if you want to.

It still mounts up especailly with 200:1 gearing available on FXCM.

hilary - 29 Nov 2006 19:36 - 6916 of 11056

Like Chocopops, I'm not around much this week so I need to think about positions that will take some time to bear fruit with a wide(ish) stop. Just looked in and noticed that cable's broken to the downside of the intraday range at around 1.9470 within the last hour or so.

It looks to be due a rally back up short term on the 5-minute chart, so I'll look in again later to see where it is and then think about a short.

It's footie time. C'mon Chelsea!

chocolat - 30 Nov 2006 13:11 - 6917 of 11056

So far sooo hot :)

maddoctor - 30 Nov 2006 14:09 - 6918 of 11056

is the dollar falling fast ? gold rocketing

Boyse - 30 Nov 2006 15:17 - 6919 of 11056

Fed cuts if PMI trends below 50

Boyse - 30 Nov 2006 15:28 - 6920 of 11056

Manufacturing activity in the Chicago area has dipped to 49.9 from 53.5 in October, against the analysts expectations, who advanced a 54.5 reading for November.

A reading below 50 means contraction of the manufacturing sector although this index is considered less reliable than the regional Fed Data.

New orders sub index has decreased to 52.0 from 54.1; employment index has dropped from 57.0 in Oct to 49.4 in November. The prices paid index dropped from 62.5 in October to 60.2 in November.

foale - 01 Dec 2006 07:18 - 6921 of 11056

Mervyn King feels the needs yesterday to state that exports are still holding up at 1.9730 !!..

Interestingly in the past high exchange rates sometimes lead to interest rate reductions other things being equal
Since 1997 new Labour says its only linked to infaltion, so that ceiling on levels no longer there.

At the moment everybody is talking about $2 pound..
Once we are over..I wonder what targets will be mentioned then... $2.40 !!

foale - 01 Dec 2006 09:11 - 6922 of 11056

anyone else getting delays between the quote price on fxcm...and the fx power charts..

first is saying 91/95 chart is shoing...75...tends to get behind on big moves?

foale - 01 Dec 2006 12:01 - 6923 of 11056

FXCM my power charts not loading anyone else
I even rebooted

chocolat - 01 Dec 2006 12:11 - 6924 of 11056

Prefer NetDania, foale, no probs here.
Used to have intermittent lock-ups but it's fine since they served a new blend of Java beans :)

MightyMicro - 01 Dec 2006 12:26 - 6925 of 11056

Mervyn King has fallen into the classic trap of thinking that exchange rates affect exports -- they don't. Exchange rates affect export profitability.

You can't (well, I can't) wander into my American customers and just tell them the price has gone up from $10k to $12k because the exchange rate moved against the dollar. You wouldn't last a minute against American competition.

Edit: to clarify, there is no short term effect on exports other than profitability. In the long term, there is a macro-economic effect on the international competitiveness of business. Like, we give up trying to sell to the U.S. against American competition because we can't make money.
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