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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012here is a little B/S analysis that can be wrong...... 1.3063 is todays open if you count the open at Tokyo what we do know for 99.28% certainty is that price will close above or below open. 3390 days of trading statistics were taken for this ...
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012so I take it you are expecting USD appreciation with fund managers closing positions, and risk events this month. I am not sure volatility will be that much but I tend to have the view that risk off might dominate December.
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012here is a daily price excel file upto yesterday file
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012yeah I saw my mistake i read AUD/GBP its GBP/AUD so yeah you are right if i remember correctly RBA rate decision is today
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012it is downloadable click on download.....for some reason on google chrome I have been having probs....try i.e well...that is a problem because it all depends where they want to close and open.....open wellington close NY? the way I see it is if you ...
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012RBA is supposed to cut the interest rate on AUD so .....unless you think it will increase it. I don't see a rally but hey what the heck do I know my bad.....I see I made a fool out of myself....sorta sleep deprived GBP/AUD means GBP gains on AUD ...
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012google historical eur/usd data..... I'm serious not being condescending here is one i found url
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012what is it that they say?.....................be greedy when people are fearful.....be fearful when people are greedy?
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 2012hey Pip Trapper I think you are going a little overboard, I mean mathematically over the next couple of weeks it doesn't check out are you expecting a big increase in volatility? here are the numbers .44% average daily volatility for the past 2 ...
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the redlion replied Dec 3, 20124.6 billion dollar loss and represented a risk to various counter parties that in turn would have potentially caused contagion should have been allowed to get out of hand by the Fed? I fail to see where the joke is. I'm all for bashing the FED and ...
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012url here is my source for prices 2001-01-03 start date end date=2012-11-23 total sample size = 3090 using R - subset(x, close>open)= 1564 1564/3090= 50.61% subset(x, open>close)= 1504 1504/3090= 48.67% remaining where close= open .71% take what ...
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012yeah basically you are right since inception of the euro I made some statistical studies price close below open and above open about 50/50, If you need me to be more precise on and site the experiment I will. but what you are assuming is a random ...
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012yes....I see what you are saying..... economics is the "Dismal science" and with so many variables, factors, forces, and human emotions the water gets muddy quickly. Perhaps I should have worded my thread differently....many a mathematician has ...
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012nubcake is right on this one [P(a)^k * P(1-a)^n-k ] * n choose k = will give you the probability density function however when the binomial distribution approaches infinity it approximates bell shaped curve. what CP is trying to say is that heavy ...
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012the secret is that there is no secret......all you are working with is probabilities, and risk management.
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the redlion replied Dec 2, 2012because you would be entering after the move has been made, and reversing the signals would not be a winning strategy either due to you would be entering in the middle of the wave going the other way. money is made anticipating the wave to come, by ...
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the redlion replied Dec 1, 2012Knowing what you know about capital markets. Being December the last month of the year. Looking at the potential market moving events this month what bias do you think the market will have? Has it all been priced in? Taking historical volatility of ...
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the redlion replied Dec 1, 2012This website is incredibly informative and If you are an aspiring trader YOU HAVE TO DO YOUR JOB, watch the videos understand them. take what you can knowledge can never hurt you in this game. Especially when the calendar is full of macro econ ...
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the redlion replied Dec 1, 2012looking at purchasing power parity using the big mac index. url url an article written by Forexstrategist url I don't think I have to stress how important macroeconomics is for the Foreign exchange markets, again Thanks to khan academy here ...
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the redlion replied Dec 1, 2012Here are some really cool videos and I want to give all credit to the "Khan Academy" for all the videos I posted and how clearly he comes across with the concepts that I want to convey to newbies and pros alike. here is a little series on the ...
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