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  1. #21
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    quote Trading eur/USD curiosity rate/minutes Took a short when draghi made it dovish picture
    Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand. . .no equity curve...

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    You had 3 great deals!!

  2. #22
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    We also have Carney speaking at 7pm tonight
    Where did you figure out if Carney is speaking? It doesn't show on the economic calenders

  3. #23
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    quote Where did you find out when Carney is talking? It doesn't show about the economic calenders
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  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote I use ran and they'll know everything. As an alternate use forexlive.com via your mobile and they'll send you instant alerts for free if you opt in.
    Carney isn't talking today, but the BOE is, nevertheless they aren't part of the MPC, but it could still drive price

    https://www.forexlive.com/centralban...e-day-20180424

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Carney is not talking today, however, the BOE is, however they're not a part of the MPC, but it could still drive price https://www.forexlive.com/centralban...e-day-20180424
    Lol he talks at 7pm.

    See picture

  6. #26
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    quote I'm going to need a dovish statement from him, GBP has been holding its own against the USD
    I concur with you on that as we need more clarity.

    Right now pound remains bullish.

  7. #27
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    I took a brief on a cable this morning depending on the opinion from yesterdays dollar power. Cable is in fact bullish vs the other major pairs, however the dollar continues to pressure it that I will hope compels the boys to take profit from prior longs that would see cable tank down more. Frankly NZD looks a pair but seeing as I do not understand the motives I won't trade. Additionally its daily range isn't quite as appealing as cables or EUR that is currently bearish. In addition, we have Carney talking at 7pm...
    Got stopped out (Cease loss was not far away from the very top of the daily pivot point) on this trade as we had a very choppy cable session. The trade has been 0.5% risk as the certainty of the opinion was not entirely sure though we had great news on yields to encourage dollar but ultimately it only formed to the USD/JPY pair thus the strength but did not in additional USD pairs

    My focus will be on Thursday ECB Interest rate launch as wells as the Risbanks one also.

    Friday we'd GDP launch for pound that could be a market mover

  8. #28
    So earlier on today I saw an opportunity to go long GBP/NZD. NZD has been the weakest currency due to various factors but recent CPI's being the main motive. In months there was NZD strength seen for no specific reason, however, the currency has found its tendency of weakness.

    I did not plan to exchange today however, the NZD weakness was too much to pass up on with this weekends semester. Yields also impacted .

    The trade is current in profit but has been a choppy session

  9. #29
    Was Likely to post earlier but Had to make sense of Exactly What was Happening in the markets, my Prejudice Prior to the LDN open was a SELL for Its AUDUSD due to:The USD strengthening Due to the yields As well as the AUD weakening due to statements from banks predied about the RBA's unlikelihood raising rates until 2019 CPI was below expectations This is the place I entered my short place ahead of the retracement happened


    US SESSION

    For the US open my prejudice will still be a feeble AUDUSD, but I'd felt that the USD momentum was somewhat weakening, but just like I wirte this I'm seeing that the T-Bonds (and therefore the USD) are gaining strength giving more affirmation to my prejudice.

    Also, I will be adding two other pairs to my prejudice:USDCAD buy - Although Oil continues to be profiting due to economic reasons, the sentiment for Oil today Appears to be bearish and with the POC talking today I expect Poloz to still continue to be dovish NZDUSD - NZD has been very bearish last past few days, with risk off in the markets and China trade disputes along with its economic correlation to AUD I will be shorting this too (just entered in the NZDUSD)

  10. #30
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    was likely to post earlier but had to make sense of exactly what was happening in the markets, my prejudice prior to the LDN open was a SELL for the AUDUSD because of: The USD bolstering due to the T-Bond yields And the AUD weakening as a result of statements from banks commenting on the unlikelihood of the RBA increasing rates until 2019, additionally a/a CPI was under expectations This is where I entered my short position prior to the retracement occurred image US SESSION For the US open my prejudice will still be a weak AUDUSD, yet, I'd felt the USD momentum...
    Nice AUD commerce, but I'd be cautious shorting USD/CAD because CPI for CAD was terrible and poloz is information dependent. Did you mean you'll be buying USD/CAD?

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