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- eximir replied May 8, 2013
A storm in a tteacup) Tell me who isn't? But NZ still relatively i. A good shape, chinese may not be buying a lot of minerals but still keep buying melamine free milk for their kids! Export is only 30% of NZ economy and 30% also government share ...
- eximir replied May 7, 2013
Cheers,Bro and have plenty of green pips too.
- eximir replied May 7, 2013
I am not saying weekly chart but just this week so didn't mean weeks ahead.
- eximir replied May 7, 2013
As you can see we have clear divergence here and the bear force is dying. clearly a retrace toward 1.2340 is eminent. To me it meas there is a optimistic sentiment in the market is building up that China economy is picking up paces and retrace in ...
- eximir replied May 7, 2013
This is my technical view on H1 which I can determine weekly trend. to me definitely lack of momentum to go further and I will show you in my next post why this is a pretty solid concrete level and could be an excellent long opportunity.
- eximir replied May 7, 2013
Rate cut even didn't break this week low, also AUDNZD seems very well supported. The reason rate cut happening is too much carry trade on aussie so every deep means opportunity to going long. I won't short kiwi any level bellow 0.8570 only short ...
- eximir replied Apr 29, 2013
What did you think CITI group have to do in NZ such small pound for this big fish. I have seen they call individuals and business offering them 20k or more worth of credit cards! Borrowing free money from FED buying NZ government or commercial bond ...
- eximir replied Apr 29, 2013
A mechnical view of market though. Has n't taken trade surplus and chch insurance payments into the consideration. NZ goes up because it is relatively small market amoung G10 the biggest player in KIWI is australian banks and PIMCO. They are the one ...
- eximir replied Apr 25, 2013
Hello Fellow Traders! I have been reading this topic for a while, enjoyed your ideas about this pair and just wanted to share my view of today's trade setup. Wish you good luck, appreciate your opinion. Cheers, Matthew
- eximir replied Jan 13, 2011
OK now we are getting ready for another downside throughout next week all the way down to 7470-60.this is good opportunity to short Kiwi.
- eximir replied Jan 10, 2011
Kiwi — Tomorrow(Jan.11) Kiwi along with all growth linked counterparts will blow up. I'm expecting a short break in Tokyo session but party is going to be started right after PIIGS bond auction. China already promised buy some so surely ...
- eximir replied Jan 7, 2011
I should elevate bullish rebound targets from 7630 to 7690 it seems we are going to have a surprising London session following that NY too. I really don't think USD index could hold current level in short term like next week.
- eximir replied Jan 6, 2011
Kiwi reversed but this won't last long I think it hasn't bottomed yet.this short live bulish run probably ends around 7630 and would turn around again heading for the bottom which is above 7500 area more specifically between 7530 to 7500.
- eximir replied Dec 27, 2010
Kiwi fundamental outlooks — Simon is right! in my opinion kiwi is gathering momentum for another round of downward move.GDP was really beyond market expectations thought it already priced for a bullish run but as it turned out totally is going ...
- eximir replied Dec 22, 2010
Today I just convinced that Kiwi is going down.I'll be bearish at least for 25 to 32 weeks. 69 is in sight as long as Euro case persists(which seems to be) and stocks heading to south plus gold weakening due to dollar strength. I think all ducks are ...
- eximir replied Dec 17, 2010
this trend has reversed and will keep same direction until next week GDP data announced.that's what I think let's see what happens then.
- eximir replied Dec 17, 2010
simon as far as I know half of that amount spend through renvestment plan which has not ascertained yet.this months just half of estimated amount earned back so reinvested too. but even Bernake is not sure yet that another round of QE must be in ...
- eximir replied Dec 17, 2010
I'll do the same but not here as I said earlier around 76. Yes we have something to do with US, FYI 60% of off-shore investments are in form of USD currency.
- eximir replied Dec 17, 2010
The Euro story is quiet different, ECB planned to buy liquidate bonds bought by investor in sterilized manner(as they called) and Fed run different monetary policy. we have huge debt underneath of US economy which pretty much spend relying for now, ...
- eximir replied Dec 16, 2010
The answer to all those you said would be this chart: image image this is what market cares.