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Realities of Forex Investment
hisah
#491 Posted : Sunday, October 03, 2010 10:53:09 AM
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fxtech wrote:
@hisah insightful details ryt there, i'm also shocked by the EUR bt 2dy will be testing day EURUSD, anythng on gbpchf, shorts luks lyk it 4 th day

I never expected the EURUSD to break above 1.3740 and almost took out my EURCAD short stoploss, but duly reversed & closed @1.4043. This € rally is madness with the eurozone fundamentals! But trading ugly sisters like the €/$ or £/$ is too risky since their economies are in bad shape & hard to place a proper rate on them. This is why i prefer the aussie crosses. The $ index weekly still very bearish, i'd expect more $ losses for another week. As for the GBP trades, I think GBPAUD is better than GBPCHF now that BoE says they too want a QE just like their US Fed brothers. Bearish for GBP. I'm also looking at EURGBP reaction towards the 0.88 handle. A strong break should increase GBP losses.
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fxtech
#492 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 11:08:56 AM
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@hisah u just the man, infact I was logging in to update you on EURGBP, I'm long looking to lake in atleast 70pips, wow I like the fundamental analysis u bring 2 the forum, CUDOS!!!!!
Discipline & sticking to your strategy even when you loosing defines great traders.
hisah
#493 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 1:37:59 PM
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I've also gone short on the DAX @6200 and FTSE @5587. Both of them have broken below the daily chart raising wedge. I'm most bearish on the DAX since the daily and weekly are now pointing to more losses. As for FTSE, I'm trying to fade 5600 as the top with all these euro debt crisis. Stoploss for DAX @6300 and FTSE 5640. I'm also tempted to short the Hang Seng since it has been rising on gap ups and a bearish daily close today. Most major global equities have been rallying on gap ups, which has never been a bullish indicator. Gaps up or down are eventually filled and they're many at the bottom!? But I'm not so comfy with going short Hang Seng since China econ data is still bullish.

http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$FTSE
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$DAX
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$HSI

I'm waiting for NY open. If Nasdaq hits 2020, I'll short it. This is my favourite for US stock indices. And it is very attractive on the short side since it has many gap ups (7 in total) which means if they all get filled, that will be at the May 2010 lows! This makes the downside risks quite heavy for the bulls if also factor in the Sept rally has been on volumes fumes (very thin). This year in March and April it also rallied from the Feb lows on thin volume and failed (infamous flash crash). The July - Sept rally after the flash crash has also been on lower volume?! How the likes of the CNBC analysts like Jim Cramer et al can call this bullish with very awful US econ data is sheer madness. The Fed POMO has been defending 10K on Dow, but I expect this level to break since the POMO is over. Even if QE2.0 is unleashed, the downside risks are larger than upside momentum since the first round of stimulus $800B proved that debt monetization cannot solve debt issues. And with Central banks fighting each other with currency devaluations (Apr 2009 - G20 promised this won't happen...), well you can form your own opinions on how long this global recovery is sustainable. For global stocks, I'm bearish all the way to 2015 when this debt bubble will finally deflate with nasty consequences like food inflation.
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The Merchant
#494 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 2:08:11 PM
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hisah wrote:
I've also gone short on the DAX @6200 and FTSE @5587. Both of them have broken below the daily chart raising wedge. I'm most bearish on the DAX since the daily and weekly are now pointing to more losses. As for FTSE, I'm trying to fade 5600 as the top with all these euro debt crisis. Stoploss for DAX @6300 and FTSE 5640. I'm also tempted to short the Hang Seng since it has been rising on gap ups and a bearish daily close today. Most major global equities have been rallying on gap ups, which has never been a bullish indicator. Gaps up or down are eventually filled and they're many at the bottom!? But I'm not so comfy with going short Hang Seng since China econ data is still bullish.

http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$FTSE
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$DAX
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$HSI

I'm waiting for NY open. If Nasdaq hits 2020, I'll short it. This is my favourite for US stock indices. And it is very attractive on the short side since it has many gap ups (7 in total) which means if they all get filled, that will be at the May 2010 lows! This makes the downside risks quite heavy for the bulls if also factor in the Sept rally has been on volumes fumes (very thin). This year in March and April it also rallied from the Feb lows on thin volume and failed (infamous flash crash). The July - Sept rally after the flash crash has also been on lower volume?! How the likes of the CNBC analysts like Jim Cramer et al can call this bullish with very awful US econ data is sheer madness. The Fed POMO has been defending 10K on Dow, but I expect this level to break since the POMO is over. Even if QE2.0 is unleashed, the downside risks are larger than upside momentum since the first round of stimulus $800B proved that debt monetization cannot solve debt issues. And with Central banks fighting each other with currency devaluations (Apr 2009 - G20 promised this won't happen...), well you can form your own opinions on how long this global recovery is sustainable. For global stocks, I'm bearish all the way to 2015 when this debt bubble will finally deflate with nasty consequences like food inflation.

So you trade Stock indices..Hmmmm...How did you get into this? Are you using a prop trading firm? Let me in bro.
hisah
#495 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 2:34:01 PM
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FXCM UK.

I'm liking the EURCHF sell off just 3 hours into London Session. This points to more euro losses this week. The EURUSD 1.38 has the look and feel of a high for the week, but a break below 1.3620 is required to confirm reversal.
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fxtech
#496 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 8:46:25 PM
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@merchant, Hisah is just in a world of his own, those updates are just off the hook, wht's ur take maybe we shld see n hear more of him.
Discipline & sticking to your strategy even when you loosing defines great traders.
The Merchant
#497 Posted : Monday, October 04, 2010 11:44:14 PM
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fxtech wrote:
@merchant, Hisah is just in a world of his own, those updates are just off the hook, wht's ur take maybe we shld see n hear more of him.

Well researched contributions are always welcome.
hisah
#498 Posted : Tuesday, October 05, 2010 12:11:27 AM
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Some opportunity with GBPAUD long setup. If it can breakout of that downtrend line (30 day - 1hr timeframe) that will confirm bullish reversal - this is a weekly setup (1 - 2 weeks). A strong break of 1.64 is required. Tuesday 0330GMT we have the RBA rate decision. Most analysts expect a rate hike of 25bps (from 4.50% to 4.75%). Even if they're right I expect the Aussie to be sold into any rallies since we have to many bulls and the aussie has been toppy since last Wednesday. If AUDCAD gets back to 0.9980 levels, I'll add more shorts. As for the AUDNZD short, this one is crawling, but I'll keep it with a breakeven stop (1.3090) in case it fails. EURCAD is working fine - I'll let it run for another day.

@fxtech - I hope you got out of EURGBP, this one is topped out on the daily, which points to GBP strength for a day or two. The large bearish down candle formed today confirms euro losses and note that EURGBP daily RSI is still overbought! Down target 0.8560.

http://web6.twitpic.com/...397.4caa2b38-scaled.jpg - GBPAUD trend

DAX and FTSE shorts are also working fine. I like big reversals (bullish or bearish) on Mondays since they dictate the week's direction. Wednesdays are usually strong weekly trend movers. I expect more global stock losses this week.

Took a small Nasdaq short @ 1988 for an open objective - no targets yet - stoploss at 2025 (daily double top - been stuck at this top since Sept 22nd).Intraday it has already filled one of the gaps at 1960 which leaves 6 more gaps below to go. So far a very bearish daily candle has formed. More losses for the week with the MACD histogram rolling over with the overbought stochastics following suit. The Dow and S&P too can be shorted, but I prefer the Nasdaq since it is the weakest as per the many gaps up.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=%24NDX - Nasdaq index daily chart

For this week, I'll concentrate on the GBPAUD and USDCHF - both contra plays. For GBPAUD, I've put a buy order at 1.6280, just in case it spikes down through 1.6300 during the rate announcement overnight. Stop at today's open - 1.6275 (15pips of risk), but the potential for upside is roughly 200pips subject to 1.64 is broken. As for USDCHF, if it can touch below 0.9700 on impulse (quick selloff), that should hint a bottom if a reversal ensues and closes the day higher. This is when the euro losses will beginning in earnest.

All the best in your trading.
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qw25041985
#499 Posted : Tuesday, October 05, 2010 12:21:09 AM
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@ hisah. thats quite a mouthful. you definately know what you are doing.i lik you Nasdaq play and all thew other indexes you are shorting. after the rally thoughout september i also expect the indexes to come falling down on profit taking.
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hisah
#500 Posted : Tuesday, October 05, 2010 1:03:20 AM
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qw25041985 wrote:
@ hisah. thats quite a mouthful. you definately know what you are doing.i lik you Nasdaq play and all thew other indexes you are shorting. after the rally thoughout september i also expect the indexes to come falling down on profit taking.


Bogus fundamentals is what will kill these markets as the bulls finally lose hope.
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