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- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 23, 2017
Treasuries are catching up to NZ and AUD yields. And if the recent stock market slump is due to growing pessimism Trump wont get his tax and fiscal reform done sooner rather than later, then treasuries must start to become more appealing. The last ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 16, 2017
The BOE website when you want to read the monetary policy statement??????????????? The only thing I have so far, is one BOE member voted to hike rates. Longer term though, ff May gets a good Brexit deal. There is so much value in the pound going ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 6, 2017
Thats not true surely?
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 6, 2017
Even Warren BUffet refers to himself as a student. Granted, he is no trader. But the sentiment is the same - no one is perfect, and should never give up the quest for knowledge. Some people come to forums to have their opinions validated and ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 5, 2017
perfect elliot wave on a 4 hour chart, now set for a temporary downturn.
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 3, 2017
There is still a jobs report to come before the Fed meeting. Unemployment is 4.7%, but Yellen likes to look at JOLTS (job openings), and as you look below, 4 out of the past 5 reports have missed expectations. actual forecast Feb 08, 2017 ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 3, 2017
Indeed. There was also a formed wedge on the daily candle stick chart going back to the mid January. And you just knew if the support line on the wedge broke, it would open the selling floodgates. Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Although I cant ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 2, 2017
Wasnt long ago the AUD was brushing off clear signs of a March Fed hike, to surge past 77. Now even off the back of a strong GDP result and Iron Ore prices still hovering just below 90USD a tonne, the AUD gives away to 757. Highly liquid markets are ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 2, 2017
I wish candlesticks would have a countdown on them. It would be good to know when the candlestick is coming to an end so you can gauge what is likely to be recorded on the stock chart. Does anyone have any trading software that has this function? As ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 2, 2017
Do you use daily, weekly, or monthly pivots................
- AdamSydneyAu replied Mar 2, 2017
Even during the strongest of times, it has never broke past the second resistance line on a weekly pivot chart. Moreover, it is facing a downward sloping trend line in conjunction with the second resistance line, whilst its at the top of its ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 24, 2017
It has struggled to break through the triangle and wedge resistance lines, and is pushing closer to falling below its standard deviation which may indicate buying pressure is waning for the time being.
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 23, 2017
Mnuchin put the breaks on Trumps proposed tax reform last night.
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 23, 2017
Im not trading the AUD at the moment. Is has brushed of hawkish statements by the Fed and dovish statements by the RBA. All the AUD is doing, is moving in tandem with iron ore. Im looking at other pairs, were inflation and interest rate differential ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 23, 2017
There seems to be a shorting bias. at levels above 77. I anyone looking to go long if he breaks out of the 772 resistance with the view of seeing it hit 78?
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 23, 2017
Look at that volatility in the last three big swings - Im willing to bet many got whipsawed big time. I got out of a losing short position the last time it hit 76.5, so it feels like a win, given I got out right at the bottom before it shot back to ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 21, 2017
I love it when analyst make changes to their forecasts. Especially ones resulting in 4 cent deviations, which at around 75c is a 5 percent deviation from the initial forecast. You cant miss the mark by 5% in a developed market and maintain ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 21, 2017
80 cents, should it get there, is months away
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 21, 2017
Its getting weaker. Today the RBA confirmed it wont be raising rates, in contrast to Yellen who said the Fed will be hiking. Iron Ore has remained flat over the past few days, so without a new iron ore rally, no one wants to take the AUD higher, and ...
- AdamSydneyAu replied Feb 19, 2017
RBA meeting minutes tomorrow at 11:30 aus time. The RBA boss has been getting come criticism for talking up the Australian economy despite weak fundamentals. So perhaps he might offer a less positive vibe, and perhaps hint at another rate cut to ...