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Dave Floyd replied Dec 14, 2011CNBC: EUR/AUD Analysis Round 2 — A couple weeks back, my biz partner, Todd Gordon was debating Jim Cramer on getting short EUR/AUD (video) - Todd won that round as prices fell away nicely. Well, Todd will be on CNBC's Squawk Box today at 10:20 ...
FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 13, 2011
S&P 500 Support — Today's late day plunge has likely got the bearish sentiment up even higher - sounds like the exact time for a rally?! Based on the way we have been watching this market unfold, we still see the 1220/10 area as solid ...
FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 13, 2011
S&P 500 and EUR/USD Divergence — Good example here of constantly evaluating the Inter-Market relationships. In this case, EUR/USD vs. S&P 500. image So, for those short EUR/USD or EUR crosses (we have been short EUR/AUD at Aspen with ...
FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 13, 2011
Implementing The IPA Methodology — The chart and analysis below takes a longer-term view and but does not meet all the criteria of the IPA Trade Methodology - specifically the Pattern Recognition component and a couple of pieces within ...
FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 10, 2011
Details on The 3 Components of IPA — image
FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
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FX Analysis: The IPA Trade Methodology
Started Dec 10, 2011|Commercial Content|184 replies
It is not uncommon for traders to focus in on one type of analysis - be it fundamental or ...
- Submitted Jul 28, 2011|From aspentrading.com
Good morning traders. Last week our forecast for the completion of the running triangle back on July 18th in the S&P 500 seemed like a solid call. Fast forward a few days and the market is now looking to threaten that forecast - can you say ...
- Submitted Jul 19, 2011|From aspentrading.com|1 comment
While there is plenty of doom and gloom out there presently - and we certainly make full use of much of it below - there are clear technical signs that a more bullish outlook should be adopted, in both FX as well as equities (from a portfolio view). ...
- Submitted Jul 7, 2011|From aspentrading.com
Traders, the persistent strength in the S&P's/weakness in DXC ahead of Friday's NFP may well be lulling traders/investors into a slightly false impression of how prices will unfold - at least that is how we see it. For weeks now we have been ...
- Submitted Jun 26, 2011|From aspentrading.com
Traders, well, what another crazy week in the markets. For stocks, that makes 7 weeks in a row posting losses and while that may be unsettling for the bulls, the pace of the decline is certainly not climactic. With that said, we have ...
- Dave Floyd replied Jun 4, 2009
So far, the triangle interpretation I noted here on Tuesday has played out. This mornings spike higher was rather interesting but has thus far not held. Conditions have been incredibly volatile so it is tough to read too much into the price action. ...
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
- Dave Floyd replied Jun 2, 2009
Just a technical follow-up to the the article I wrote last week. It appears that a meaningful low is developing for DXC with 2 possible interpretations for how it will bottom. I just posted the story here at FF in the 'News' section: url
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
- Dave Floyd replied May 28, 2009
Oddly enough, I just came across this news item (see below). I will touch upon this idea of SDR's in part 2 next week. BRIC to debate dollar role at Russia summit BRIC officials are meeting in Moscow this week to set out the summit agenda, which ...
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
- Dave Floyd replied May 28, 2009
Do not disagree with your point, but as you said, price action tells the tale and as of now, the dollar is not going down - but I am well aware that fiat currencies all fail.
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
- Dave Floyd replied May 28, 2009
Mike - thanks, You pose an interesting question, and I am not sure I have a good response.
Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
- Dave Floyd replied May 28, 2009
Ivy League — I do not think the Ivy League education per se makes you a better trader. What it does do though is open doors to the big banks with prop desks where you can ply your trade - i.e. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley etc. Without the ...
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Why There Will Not Be A Dollar Crisis!
Started May 28, 2009|Trading Discussion|12 replies
Sentiment towards the dollar is still very bearish, with as little as 7% dollar bulls in the ...
- Dave Floyd replied Jan 11, 2009
Dollar Rally: Sustainable or Doomed To Fail? — Dollar Rally: Sustainable or Doomed To Fail? Like most questions in trading, you must consider the time frame. Is your forecast for the next few days or next few months? In this case, short and ...
Quick Notes From The FX Desk
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 11, 2008
Looks like yesterday's forecast has been temporarily blown out of the water, or has it? I can see merit in both a bullish and bearish interpretation of the Dollar Index as noted in the chart below.
Quick Notes From The FX Desk
- Dave Floyd replied Dec 10, 2008
2009 FX Outlook — This is a bigger picture thought to be sure, but certainly well worth considering as we head towards 2009. The recent run up in DXC both in price and implied volatility (IV) leaves DXC bulls potentially having seen the lions ...
Quick Notes From The FX Desk