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Yeah and it keeps on giving. Too bad I flipped half way into it....
Yeah I chickened out around 257
Yeah and it keeps on giving. Too bad I flipped half way into it....
Take that HSI longs..............
Take that longs alright not far from the weeks low now, dafaq
Sheeshish!! She's getting killed by someone...... insatiable seller!!
Wish I had the nackers to hang, would of been a nice end to the month......
Look at China................. 3.66%........ down
Yeeehaw, I caught this one right on the cuff and riding it down with a tight trail.
A whole 10 pts on the AUDUSD, :badass:
it's still going.......
I reckon I'm gonna have to stop trading AUDUSD and find another pair or instrument for my discretionary activities soon. It's not as risk on/risk off sort of trade as it used to be, more like USDJPY now. I like and understand FX, so any suggestions on a pair anyone likes to trade during Asia hours would be appreciated.
I do actually get very good spreads on AUDJPY so should consider it. The other thing I was considering was to find a large cap stock I like and trade that, but after having traded 24h FX markets for a while now I find it very difficult to get a hold of the intraday charts for stocks and the gapping messes up my technicals.
For each of the last 3 years, selling at first sign of Europe troubles has been the right strategy. These usually build up over a few months leading to sharp retreats around May-Oct.
Do people expect a repeat of what happened in the past 3 years, or will it be different this year? Will "what ever it takes" continue to hold the confidence up?
It's looking like history repeats for the time being. The European markets have moved down and needs to hold the current resistance level. The XJO is clearly marking 5000 as resistance. China has been moving down since Feb as well...
Cyprus is going to grab the headline for the next week or two, and the real crunch may come if another country gets dragged into it.
I am still holding some longs but only at ~50% size compared to Feb - and it wouldn't take long for me to get out of there completely...
Looks like I'm going to have to replenish my lemonade stores (savings brand of course!) since the grail has managed to achieve yet another high. So it appears to be reasonably well suited to the DAX at this early stage. Could the next drawdown be it's Waterloo?
The goose did briefly surface for air during the past few days, but only to get dunked again - !@#$ing FTSE!
there's something in that for all of us.....
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