For ever odd wrote: » jpboard1 wrote: » What do you think the reasons are?[/QUOTE I will not be wasting anymore of my time on you. ??
jpboard1 wrote: » What do you think the reasons are?[/QUOTE I will not be wasting anymore of my time on you.
candlegrease wrote: » Is everyone in here trying to time the market?
arrowloopboy wrote: » Still short light crude since 5995.00 and again 5500.00/5000.00/4800.00,it closed yesterday evening at 4417.00, this one trade has given me nearly 4000 points , which has turned this into one of my best years ever , and has reinforced my belief in medium term trading rather than scalping , enjoy the weekend guys 😀😀😀
For ever odd wrote: » http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/08/17/us-markets-oil-idUSKCN0QM00O20150817 U.S. crude has fallen for seven weeks in a row, settling down again last week after another weekly rise in U.S. oil rig additions on Friday that hinted at growing production. While Brent has fared relatively better versus the selloff in U.S. crude, it also has been pressured by data showing a continuous glut in global oil supply, such as Oman's record-breaking production of 1 million barrels per day in July. Demand for crude is set to fall further in the next few weeks as U.S. and European refineries start maintenance for autumn. Money managers and hedge funds have cut their combined net long positions in U.S. crude to 2010 lows and in Brent to December 2014 lows, in an apparent growing consensus that oil prices will likely remain low for a while, data shows.
jpboard1 wrote: » Also looking at GBP/USD as a hedge
For ever odd wrote: » I am short the dow, dax and ftse for a while now.
ixus wrote: » Have you an inside on the fomc minutes that are due?
For ever odd wrote: » I will be buying spot on all of these tomorrow to cover my shorts. Haven't had time to follow/research the last couple of weeks. Tried to speed read/research at the weekend and nearly had a brain melt :rolleyes: Took my eye of the ball so it's to late to be making rash decisions,I will wait and let the market tell me which way it's going to from here.
jpboard1 wrote: » I wish I had! I don't really trade those kind of events. Only look at them as opportunities if the go against the trend. Make sense?
ixus wrote: » If you trade fx, central banks is all you are trading. Reality is you've initiated a position ahead of fomc minutes. A lot of current turmoil is leveraged part getting out ahead of the event. Most would reduce risk ahead of event. You have added to positions. That's why i asked if you had insight.
ixus wrote: » Why not work exit prices today? Work an extreme price, like 10520 dax. If you get pinged, great. If not, you cover as planned. Extreme moves tend to happen intraday. Dax could do 3/400 points and bounce hard. Always be working that lotto exit fill.
arrowloopboy wrote: » This is continuing to fall asunder ,currently 4080.00 ,after us invintories came in higher than expected ,and production seems to be increased week on week which baffles me slightly ,considering the value of what their pumping out of the ground is at a 6 year low.I'm not complaining ,as its simply the trade that keeps giving ,the problem is,i want to be a medium /long term buyer at the right price .The fundimentals are pointing as low as $35 which would be lovely ,but could some of the Technical wizards on here run their wand over a light crude chart and tell me what they see:),cheers,arrow.
P_Cash wrote: » Long on eurusd 1.1103 You may get chance to jump in if it comes to 1090/1100
P_Cash wrote: » Move stop to BE at 1.1103 Set TP for 1.1200
jpboard1 wrote: » Adding another half position to eur/usd long here