hilary
- 31 Dec 2003 13:00
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hilary
- 17 May 2007 12:19
- 7928 of 11056
Ditto, foale. Spikes should be outlawed.
I see that the 10-minute macd has stayed below the zero line all morning despite the spike up.
mg
- 17 May 2007 12:20
- 7929 of 11056
Rollox - moved my stops up to 50 and they've all been taken out - so thats -10, -20, -30, -40 NET -100 . .......... and now what does it do - ah well, serves me right for being a pratt. Tomorrow's another day, of course....
goforit
- 17 May 2007 12:25
- 7930 of 11056
watching with interest, as i said the other day important area on the daily chart re fib level and ditto the above
mg
- 17 May 2007 12:31
- 7931 of 11056
I will now be mainly sulking for a couple of days - it's an mg thing - so don't expect me to post - 'cos I don't do posts when I'm officially sulking.
Some people have trading rules - I have sulking rules - OK !!
Harlosh
- 17 May 2007 12:32
- 7932 of 11056
I'm still not convinced it's a short though my resolve is waning a little I must admit. I have a triple bottom on my 10 min p&f chart which won't break down unless Cable hit 9740 and stays there.
I'm looking for a bounce from here but like I say, I'm not as convinced as I was a little while ago.
chocolat
- 17 May 2007 12:42
- 7933 of 11056
Can you please post your sulking rules so we know what to look out for, meggers?
Sorry about your stop thingie :(
hilary
- 17 May 2007 12:45
- 7934 of 11056
I know that most people here like to trade cable and it does produce good signals for short term trades, but during times that the dollar is strengthening such as now, cable isn't always the best short because of the negative carry. Currencies such as the Euro and Yen can be better shorts imo because of the carry.
Just an observation.
edit: Include the Swissie in that list.
hilary
- 17 May 2007 12:47
- 7935 of 11056
He'll post them in a couple of days, Choccy. On account of how he doesn't post when he's sulking.
:o)
chocolat
- 17 May 2007 13:20
- 7936 of 11056
Hmm a bit of pre-figure friskiness?
Nice :)
goforit
- 17 May 2007 13:35
- 7937 of 11056
scalped a few points,left one position open
ptholden
- 17 May 2007 14:00
- 7938 of 11056
Started off this morning with 2 profitable longs, tried a third that looked a bit weak, so closed for -10 and reversed. Flat now for +108 overall (based on my normal stake size). Will probably wait until the next set of figs before considering another position. Incidentally 19740 has proven to be pretty strong support so far today.
pth
goforit
- 17 May 2007 15:21
- 7939 of 11056
doesnt want to go thru 733 at the moment
Seymour Clearly
- 17 May 2007 18:37
- 7940 of 11056
Would have gone long this morning with a stop at 740 but t'internet was down all day at work so have saved my money. May watch and wait for a bit.
ptholden
- 18 May 2007 08:12
- 7941 of 11056
Long Cable, short Yen overnight; nothing much happened, but closed the Cable long this morning for +15, Yen short still open. Wondering what effect our retail sales will have at 0930. Assuming they will be down.
ptholden
- 18 May 2007 09:50
- 7942 of 11056
That answered that question then. Shorted from 767 prior to the spike to 780 and subsequently stuck a sell order in at 765, unfortunately the sell order didn't trigger until 35! Bit of a shame :(
pth
ptholden
- 18 May 2007 11:32
- 7943 of 11056
Errr, what just happened to the Yen?
Not that I'm complaining :) Short closed
hilary
- 20 May 2007 17:40
- 7945 of 11056
Ooooooooerrrrr. We seem to have some new FX Powercharts.
supermum
- 20 May 2007 17:49
- 7946 of 11056
Hi Hilary - where do you see cable going please. My friend has been long of it from 1.98 and is convinced it will rally on the basis of higher interest rates ...despite two spikes he is finding out about forex the hard way! Any other advice I can pass on to him?
ptholden
- 20 May 2007 17:53
- 7947 of 11056
The answer to my question re the Yen; from Friday:
Yen Rises on Pressure for Action by Japan
The revaluation announcement by China has led to overall strength in the Yen crosses. With currencies expected to be on the discussion table at the latest G8 meeting, the finger pointing may now shift from China to Japan. The three step move by China will give foreign ministers little to criticize. Japan on the other hand has done nothing despite the significant weakness of their currency. The pressure is on now for the Japanese to take initiatives to strengthen their currency as well. The most logical way to do this would be through an interest rate hike. Unfortunately this puts the central bank in a very tough situation since economic growth has been weak. Last night, we had disappointments in both the tertiary industry index and in leading economic indicators. Despite the weakness of the Yen, aside from selected corporate profitability, the rest of the country has not really benefited. The key data releases next week are trade and inflation.