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  1. #11
    bSui
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    Could it be that, the US economy is really moderating and isn't as rosy as everybody think it is, and that's why USD dropped which caused cable to rise. But for euro, there was a rumour out of marketwatch about ECB's rate hikes, and that subsequently caused the euro to remain where it is.

  2. #12
    Birsesud
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    Additionally, there are rumors for an extra increase by the BOE. Watch their meeting. 5-4 if I recall correctly?

    I feel the most recent increase was a massive surprise and thats what keeping the Pound powerful. But I'm guessing it will go down this week, possibly retest 9500? Will see...

  3. #13
    nunuvobruTk
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    There are rumors for an extra hike by the BOE. Watch their latest meeting. 5-4 if I recall correctly?

    I think that the latest hike was a huge surprise and thats exactly what keeping the Pound strong. But I am guessing it's going to return this week, possibly retest 9500? Will see...
    I want to see GBPUSD shoot around 2.00 so that I will short it from there. Personally, I missed the chance to short it when it hit 1.9900 2 weeks ago (but I did have a 1.9850 short at that time).

  4. #14
    vocesTru
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Curious; Why does anybody have any clue as to why GBPUSD recovered from 1.9640 in 9:28 to 1.9670 in just a tick?

    EURUSD didnot recover at this time....
    I did not see that, I'm I missing something? 9:28 est?

  5. #15
    hvuxxesSbes
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    Traded the NFP, went short what then looked like a bounce, dropped 10 pips as the big vendors should have arrived in did not.

    Yes it's been quite strange recently how a bearish news for your USD quickly goes the other way- almost like all the banks, investments houses buy up in that time to get a bargin.

  6. #16
    Ses
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    Last friday's NFP didn't have the customary reaction that people get at NFP news. It had been changed by the annual revision that showed that thousand more jobs were created during 2006 than was first reported. Thus the dollar dropped on the headline number then a delayed reaction was to buy dollar on the annual revision number.

  7. #17
    hvuxxesSbes
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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Last friday's NFP did not have the usual response that we get at NFP news. It was affected by the annual revision that revealed that thousand more jobs were made during 2006 than was reported. Hence the dollar dropped on the headline number then a delayed response was to buy dollar on the annual revision number.
    Ah yes, that may be the situation. Appears recently the Yen creates a U-turn not only on NFP. Durable products, ISM manufacturing, etc.. . All looked one-sided but moments later, it turns out the other way.

    Good point on the revisions. My take on this is that if the number is reported, the tide of initial reaction is bearish- and also the chart justifies it. However, as the alterations come in, people had a different abstract opinion, and quickly goes the other way.

    My take on this today when investing in the news is that do not brief the initial bounce unless the number is way out of line. Wait a couple of more minutes to get all of the news and then short the next bounce/ buy the next dip once I see a very clear imbalance between buyers/sellers.

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