For ever odd wrote: » It is this easy everyday.
Tugboats wrote: » not for me I'm coming off a terrible June!. July has started very well though.
dasdog wrote: » Looking similar to last Sunday and I wouldn't be surprised if the Euro is higher than Friday's close by the morning. Jumped on Dollar/Yen @ 121.900 which appears to be a steal right now.
For ever odd wrote: » NYSE still still down before FED minutes
For ever odd wrote: » Did you get out with a profit or are you still holding?
For ever odd wrote: » Greece is centre stage again for the third weekend running, does anyone really belief that Greece will reform and repay if they get a deal? Leopard and spots....
dasdog wrote: » It looks like Schauble is trying to avoid an agreement thinking something will be put together tomorrow and in six or twelve months time we'll be hearing "Questions are being asked about the implementation of the July agreement". He's probably right, it's a bad marriage which will probably stay together for the sake of family.Resistance lines not support lines this Sunday evening.
For ever odd wrote: » http://www.weather.com/news/climate/news/el-nino-outlook-strong-possible-may2015 El Niño forecast to be strong this year, crops and oil may be worth a look at.
For ever odd wrote: » http://www.barchart.com/cheatsheet.php?sym=^USDJPY oil
arrowloopboy wrote: » The only certain thing about this Greek situation is uncertainty ,I didn't even try to trade it ,which is a victory for me in its own right ! I did put on a smallish short on the FTSE,to cover long equity positions,but i'm thinking of closing/reversing this when things settle. I am short light crude since 5995.00 ,which is flying down thanks to China ,Greece and mostly Iranian/US talks ,which also could unwind shortly . I basically don't have a good enough handle on this to trade it hard,so as they say,if you don't know what to do,do nothing !
dasdog wrote: » EUR/JPY -30.7 pips @ 100k EUR/USD -27.8 pips @ 100k Joined the Bears EUR/USD short +82.4 pips @ 100k/250k closed Golden Dawn
For ever odd wrote: » Nice formation on the EUR/USD weekly chart. Maybe to early for a breakout but with momentum with the downside who knows. I have next week's lower trend line at 10770 which is in or around the old 10750 level. I will be a seller below 10770 and a buyer above it next week. All depends if it gets to my entry point.
dasdog wrote: » Very difficult to call either direction with arguments for both sides, I'm staying away. Disastrous deal politically for the Euro project as a whole. Looks like a lack lustre week ahead but CAD & AUD look interesting (over and under sold). I wasn't following at the time but Carney made the same bullish statements and had to retract last year? They've had some impressive wage figures but UK inflation appears non existent.
For ever odd wrote: » I presume you are taking about the CAD & AUD against the USD. What's the plan? Are you taking one or both of them on, or are you going to trade the AUD/CAD
arrowloopboy wrote: » Bought Apple (again)last week @ 126.900 ,(s/l @ 10% ,114.000 ish),t/p above 140.000,reporting tomorrow evening .
Thargor wrote: » Sold mine at 128 for 10% profit, was sure they had stalled and were going to start sliding from there. Google, Facebook and Tesla all pushing record highs, up nearly 30% on each, getting a bit nervous now though, I always hold too long, anyone got any opinions on when this current run is going to end?
Thargor wrote: » Record profits for AAPL and of course they crash down to $123, now Im thinking of buying again, Tesla and Apple are infuriating to hold, sometimes Im completely relaxed about both companies and think they're a no-brainer for long term, then other times I'm completely paranoid about logging on some day and seeing the arse has fallen out of one or both of them.
