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Lamplighter replied Mar 5, 2019Its a bit like flying a kite when there's no wind ... Bulls will run with it but then stop when out of breath ... and so it goes down. Without upside conviction - more downside to come, look at D1 - range bound until proven otherwise. A bit of a ...
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- Lamplighter replied Mar 5, 2019
A lot of 'fundamentals' data out this week. USD likely to remain a parking lot until all this data has been factored into Q2 projections. Currently looking at a revisit and test of 1.1300 (at some point - but market is a tad flat at the moment). NFP ...
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- Lamplighter replied Mar 4, 2019
How strong this retrace? Back to the mean of 1.13500 or more likely just shy of? A third push back from 1.13450 before a test and break? (5m TF)
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- Lamplighter commented Mar 4, 2019
As is usual in these situations it goes in the opposite direction. Actions speak louder than words.
Market's Shrug-Off Trump's Attempt to Talk the Dollar Down
- Lamplighter replied Mar 4, 2019
We have a bunch of Euro PMIs tomorrow (London am) - so there could be a push to breach 1.1300 as a significant level over the next 24 hours.
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- Lamplighter commented Mar 4, 2019
.. and the German, Italian & Japanese. lol
Builder who bagged £76m EuroMillions win splashes out on six supercars worth £600k
- Lamplighter replied Feb 28, 2019
Interesting - complete re-trace of the London morning session. Seems to not want to establish a 'new' level just yet.
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- Lamplighter commented Feb 26, 2019
'T' for Titanic 'D' for Deckchairs
May said to plan Parl. votes on no-deal, then on Brexit delay
- Lamplighter replied Feb 25, 2019
I'd say be wary of the slightly bullish look to this ranging pair. On the 1H we've had three touches of the 1.137 level but right now, its looking like its on it's way back to test the lows of 1.130 area. I'd be still looking for more conviction in ...
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- Lamplighter replied Feb 25, 2019
I'm a recent 'joiner' and am more interested in seeing well argued trade plans based on TA - than seeing what we do as some kind machismo project 'of needing to be right'. We dance the line of a random walk occasionally injected with some market ...
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- Lamplighter commented Feb 25, 2019
Its those Euro derivatives that's 'the elephant in the room'. London clearing, is a halter/noose around a 'No deal' exit. But using April 1st as reference date seems ironic - cap and bells.
BoE Carney: Biggest Risk For Financial Stability Would Be A No Deal
- Lamplighter commented Feb 22, 2019
Of course 'they' do - someone wants the top job.
UK Cabinet ministers want PM May to step down after local elections in May - Guardian
- Lamplighter commented Feb 22, 2019
Probably as an 'off-setter' for tax deferments. Sometimes it pays to carry a capital debt at 3.5 percent fixed, than to pay income tax at 37% on the year.
Elon Musk Takes Out $50 Million in New Loans, Mortgaging Five Homes
- Lamplighter replied Feb 22, 2019
Still no conviction either way - channel trading and as its Friday peeps are going to be going flat or parking their hedges for the weekend. That said, chart just put in a nice pair of 'tweezers' on the 5M. Still not temped as it looks like its ...
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- Lamplighter commented Feb 22, 2019
That seems very specific to a couple of companies - normally tariffs are applied on a sectorial basis. This headliner reeks of scuttlebutt looking to fill sell orders.
EU said ready to target Caterpillar, Xerox if Trump hits cars
- Lamplighter commented Feb 22, 2019
Thought that was a 'typo' "Malmstrom" for 'maelstrom' - ah, but it turns out to be 'just a storm in a teacup'!
EU’s Malmstrom Urges Swift Action So WTO Doesn’t Fall Apart
- Lamplighter commented Feb 21, 2019
Ten years ago it was CDOs and bundled sub-primes, now its VRDOs - and after the Libor scam you would have thought banks would sticking to the boring stuff for once? Seems not, and all the usual suspects - again. (If indeed this all turns out to be ...
Philadelphia sues seven big banks, alleges municipal bond collusion
- Lamplighter commented Feb 21, 2019
Humm 'Non-Core Operations unit' you do have to wonder what that's really for ... all those extracurricular activities no doubt.
Deutsche Bank lost $1.6 billion on a single trade involving Warren Buffett, WSJ says
- Lamplighter commented Feb 21, 2019
Hammond is sitting pretty as the UK gov has just registered a significant drop in public borrowing - more than he had projected. So with his spring statement (mini budget) just around the corner ... he'll have some more 'feel-good' factor to dole ...
Hammond sees "opportunity" for Brexit vote next week