hilary
- 31 Dec 2003 13:00
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chocolat
- 13 Nov 2007 15:45
- 8902 of 11056
Hils - can I swap you my cerise rouge for your cerise noir please?
Bored with this now :S
CC
- 13 Nov 2007 15:53
- 8903 of 11056
bored? - i've waited all day for eurchf to come back to the trend line. Let's see what this paper trade does. long at 146.17
hilary
- 13 Nov 2007 15:56
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It's certainly a bit lot tedious this afternoon, Chocopops. I was thinking of painting the rest of my daughter's carpet to bide some time.
Ruth
- 13 Nov 2007 16:05
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torturous day here,entires not been too bad, but far too many of them and crap exits, back down to earth with a bump, like all trading there are crap days, my system is going to need fine tuning to take into account sideways trading and the false signals they generate,if ive taken my profit its been far too soon, if i never closed it was a mistake, just one of those day,
think i need a afew alchopops tonight
chocolat
- 13 Nov 2007 16:36
- 8906 of 11056
Done the same thing myself today Ruthie - not closing soon enough.
Knew where my exits should be, but I hung in, not realising it was going to be one of those groundhog afternoons.
Twit :S
Time Traveller
- 13 Nov 2007 16:37
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Hilary, is that with nail polish using a nail polish brush?
Divetime
- 14 Nov 2007 09:00
- 8908 of 11056
This is all a bit choppy this morning.
chocolat
- 14 Nov 2007 09:02
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Nice and sunny here :)
Divetime
- 14 Nov 2007 09:05
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The sea of forex has big waves though.
goforit
- 14 Nov 2007 09:12
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surfs up!
CC
- 14 Nov 2007 10:18
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question for you guru's
below is a copy of a report I get from cmc every day.
it show's cmc clients net fx positions.
eurusd short 10 days held
audusd long 7
gbpusd short 10
gbpjpy long 9
audjpy long 9
eurjpy long 1
eurgbp short 10
usdchf long 10
nzdusd short 10
audnzd long 10
I looked at gbpusd in particular. it's pretty clear to me the trend is up longer term
yet cmc's net client position is the opposite way round. There's no way I'd be wanting to hold a short on that one at the moment over a 10 day period (or frankly any 10 day period over the last few months).
There;s also some additional information that of that average 10 day short position between 95 and 100% is placed short.
Now I know cmc punters don't make money but they can't be that bad surely ?
Have I misinterpreted this? Is my analysis completely wrong? or does this give me hope that i've actually got a chance of making money as i'm trading with the trend rather than trying to fight it ?
Harlosh
- 14 Nov 2007 10:26
- 8913 of 11056
I suspect it's the 'it can't go any higher' brigade ........... but it can and it did.
From what I can see, 10 days ago Fiber was as low as 1.44. The shorters are still waiting and hoping.
foale
- 14 Nov 2007 13:40
- 8914 of 11056
lot of money being spent trying to keep cable at 2.0700 atm
Sue 42
- 14 Nov 2007 14:47
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Is that 10 people? or 10 positions?
It's probably me! I'm short but I keep going long & short
CC
- 14 Nov 2007 15:26
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DOLLAR: "The forex market is becoming a ridiculous place, as the Yen and
the US dollar rise violently relative to the EUR and the other major
(and minor) currencies one or two days in a row, and then fall equally
violently the day thereafter," complains Dennis Gartman of the Gartman
Letter, no doubt echoing the sentiments of many a trader and
model-driven fund player. Traders note the sharp turnaround in
carry-trades seen Tuesday and Wednesday after a rout on Monday that saw
funds bailing out of carry longs "with both hands," as one trader
described it, only to see currency pairs such as Aussie-yen,
sterling-yen and others rebound viciously as US stocks recovered from
what is described as "an oversold" position. One equities player was
quoted in the NYTimes today as advising investors to shop for a neck
brace, fearing more whipsaw in those markets. FX traders should probably
heed the same advice!
Provided by: Market News International
I guess it all depends whether you are making money or not ;-)
chocolat
- 14 Nov 2007 15:43
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Watching the Dow closely and buying the yen ;)
Looks to me like it's struggling to stay positive.
chocolat
- 14 Nov 2007 16:12
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Nikkei futures down 100.
foale
- 14 Nov 2007 16:25
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Interesting point there choccy....I have found that many index traders ignore forex moves....There seems more awareness of the interaction of stocks and currencies from this side of the water....
Still there wont be anyone left there soon.....Boyse leaving left a big hole....many others here now..
hilary
- 14 Nov 2007 16:51
- 8920 of 11056
D,
What's happened to Boyse? I asked the other week and Big Al said that he was having an extended summer holiday but the suggestion was that he'd be back soon.
Great signals again today, Chocopops.
:o)
Seymour Clearly
- 14 Nov 2007 17:26
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Have been having a little play with Euro JPY over the past 2 days and very nice moves, started on paper but now real, small positions. Work unfortunately means I've missed most of the moves but still profitable. Will post a 15 min cable chart later because today was a wonderful display of S&R for anyone new to Fx. Not touting myself as a guru at all - too much of a novice to claim that!!!