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billv commented Nov 6, 2013I see this drop as a buying opportunity for a MUCH higher level
Australia Labour Force
- billv replied Nov 4, 2013
Smike Thanks for sharing. Have you tried this for a longer period than the few months shown on the statement? Do you have other rules to help you decide the direction and increase the odds in your favour? In the picture the price has reached a ...
heavy metal payback strategy
- billv replied Nov 4, 2013
Hi Bass Many thanks for your input, have you got any trades on? Any potential setups? cheers
ETMA_The Evolution
- billv replied Nov 2, 2013
Hi Bass The link doesn't work. what was this all about? What's your view on EURUSD and USDJPY? cheers
ETMA_The Evolution
- billv commented Oct 26, 2013
Good point and now that the EUR is strong is probably the best time to taper Let's see some Euro deflation
Durable Goods, Norway And The Fed: Will The Fed Taper During Deceleration?
- billv commented Oct 26, 2013
You're right, where did all the bears go? Oh well let's all ride the gravy train, there is plenty of gravy left, just make sure we don't fall off
Greenspan Says Stocks Are ‘Relatively Low’ and Headed Upward
- billv commented Oct 24, 2013
LOL I suggest you sell up your stocks and find a nice cave asap because caves will be in big demand soon when tapering starts
Greenspan Says Stocks Are ‘Relatively Low’ and Headed Upward
- billv commented Oct 24, 2013
LOL you are right, none is fudging anything, the reported figures are all true, the future looks good and share prices have plenty of upside potential
Greenspan Says Stocks Are ‘Relatively Low’ and Headed Upward
- billv commented Oct 24, 2013
Greenspan is trying to cushion his portfolio from the big crash which is around the corner...... I don't know how he can say this when we live in a different world to 2007. We still have once in a lifetime market conditions. Where is growth going to ...
Greenspan Says Stocks Are ‘Relatively Low’ and Headed Upward
- billv commented Oct 23, 2013
The ECB can't ignore Deflation forever. The German production lines will eventually stop because Europeans won't have money to buy German products and the EUR will be too expensive so exports will slow down further. There are only 2 solutions: 1. ...
Europe already has one foot in 'Japanese’ deflation grave
- billv commented Oct 23, 2013
Lol its play money for forex trading
$8.8bn RBA grant to double budget deficit this year
- billv commented Oct 22, 2013
Probably not. The economy should be picking up again so I doubt that we will see a super fall in the near future. However, the AUD (and NZD) have risen too fast and some correction IMO is appropriate.
Billionaire Developer Buying Land Shows RBA Rate Cuts Working
- billv commented Oct 22, 2013
Good point, I think trustworthiness is the key word here. Sure there should be a balance and a low USD means more US exports and more tourism so more US jobs but the current USD weakness against just about all currencies is concerning because the ...
EUR/USD Moves to a new 2013-high after the Disappointing NFP
- billv commented Oct 22, 2013
I guess we should forget buying European cars....
EUR/USD Moves to a new 2013-high after the Disappointing NFP
- billv replied Oct 14, 2013
Perhaps you didn't understand my point. I talked about potential targets at a close distance and before the news the liquidity is usually very low so it wouldn't take much to create a spike
Central Banks & Big Players
- billv replied Oct 12, 2013
Hi Tony I feel for you mate. Why don't u introduce some filters to your system to stop u from entering trades that have no significant edge? The major problem I see with your system is that it's now gone public so perhaps many people trade it and ...
Central Banks & Big Players
- billv replied Oct 9, 2013
Have you considered adding your own filters? For example, when your renko system gives you a short or long signal, you could use a currency strength indicator as a confirmation. So you'll check on this indicator and you would only be taking a short ...
RENKO system with Mihailo!
- billv commented Oct 8, 2013
Yes but a strong yen isn't in Japan's best interest. Currently Japan is getting very serious competition on all manufacturing fronts and a strong yen will only make things worse. Let is slide I'd say like the US and EU are doing with their own ...
Betting On Yen - Goldman, Commerz, Credit Suisse, Credit Agricole