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International markets traders banter

No idea but on the Seng all the offering is being taken and won't follow...... interesting......

Yeah, someone likes though lower prices...i wonder if they'll bail if it gets pushed down to the lows again...
 
From a normal Friday to an outstanding one...i was thinking before i went for my ride that you'd be at the pub by the time i came back...
 
Free drinks on TH for all members! :alcohol:

Had my busiest week in volume terms... made something like 2.6bps in profit.

Oh cool change is that you???

Ok stuff the last hour I'm stepping across the road for a dip in the crystal clear waters of Port Phillip

Then my shout at the Pier Hotel.... C ya there
 

don't try to work out why KidH just roll with the flow....

check out the 1 hour GBPJPY i was short... then that happened... i have no idea why.. (news maybe) but now all i am thinking is if it holds high at bars close i will be going long.
 
Among Asia pacific market Pakistan, Sri-Lanka and Vietnam had strong up trend during last six days exception is Sri-Lanka had a minor correction on Friday. Both Mongolia and Hong Kong market were also up on Friday. Very interesting. In Europe markets such as UK, Germany, and Austria were resilient on Friday. Estonia and Iceland markets did well. Ghana had a very good day on Friday. Not a good day for S&P 500. This situation could change during next week. Both USD and Gold up. I believe Intermediate trend for stock markets could be different from one area to another area. In other words some markets could have strong up trend and some markets could have some sort of correction or volatility. Despite some setback in global stocks markets some individual stocks maintained their uptrend. Some of the top winners on Friday were Visa Inc, American Express, Admiral Group, Glencore Xstrata, LXS: GR, Mitsubishi Motors, Fujikura Ltd, Korea Green paper, Don Won Fisheries, DIL:NZ and GMT:NZ

In the meantime Ireland’s credit rating was restored to investment grade by Moody’s Investors Service since the debt crisis erupted in 2009. Deutsche Bank AG (DBK) is also going to withdraw from participating in setting gold and silver benchmarks in London. It is following Investment banks such as JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Morgan Stanley on cutting back in some commodities.

My ideas are not a recommendation to either buy or sell any security, commodity or currency. Please do your own research prior to making any investment decisions.
 
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