video

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

in 6-12 month period. There are very few bullish factors for GBP.

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

From BarCap Receive UK rates, Pay US. Long FTSE, Short SP500 Short GBPUSD (they added to their entry)

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

well its even less relevant for any others!!!

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

unfortunately this is kinda irrelevant for considering EURGBP

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

consider marshall lerner. While there is a high marginal propensity to import, our summed elasticities aren't much greater than 1. Our trade didn't improve when the GBP worsened, so why should, when the GBP rises, our trade worsen? Econ 101!

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

GBP vs 1Y implied yield. Been tracking well, but there is little upside potential for payers of UK swaps and should cap GBP, Fade down to 1.65 definitely possible

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

no.

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

Good listen on UK economy regarding CA deficit url hope the link works!

Cable Update (GBPUSD)

yeh, but the difference is the = is a bank quoted feed, and the =R is a composite feed and just takes AUD= and divides by NZD= with the respective bid and asks. Nowadays there is next to no arb between AUDNZD quoted prices and composite and so there ...

AUDNZD

premium spike in ATM implied vols was 2 pips when spot week rolled over, or a move from 7.9 to 8.137 (mid vol)

AUD/USD

depends if you =R or just = for the AUDNZD feed.

AUDNZD

well I'm sure Reuters is wrong and your broker is right...

AUDNZD

chart goes back to 1982. AUD has only been free floadting since 1983, so it has ALL of the history of the AUDNZD

AUDNZD

OTC tend to be European, but I reckon there is a place where you can pay the premium for american style, For Futures options, I think they are american options on CME, but you can also get european url

Let's Trade Options

According to Reuters data, the historic low is 1.0421

AUDNZD

some options trades from SocGen and a spot short reco Also, nice chart of AUDUSD vs CFTC showing shorts have room, also some TA

AUD/USD

Ok I know reasonably well how it works in the UK ( the world capital for FX and fixed income, >40%) So, the normal path 1. go to a top 10/20 uni doing a BSc in something or rather (finance, econ, physics,maths - something remotely relatable) 2.Apply ...

career as a professional FX trader for hedge funds, banks, etc

sold strangle on ESH4 as per this image. 3/2 ratio between puts and calls.

Let's Trade Options