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- hippoownyou replied Mar 20, 2015
Pairs i'm currently on watch. EURUSD - post FOMC moment AUDNZD - Huge long term day/week wedge technical pattern. EURGBP / GBPUSD - UK rate hike pushed to 2016. (Market speculation) Pairs that I take a stand. CHFJPY - Rate differential, bearish SNB ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 17, 2015
Love the long term charts. Subscribed.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 17, 2015
Trailed my EURUSD short, locked in 400 pips. Waiting for the FOMC moment. Notice the double bottom technical pattern on the 4h charts.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 16, 2015
A quick refresh for the upcoming BOJ data tomorrow. Slight increase in 4Q GDP growth, though below expectations. Weaker Yen is certainly benefiting the country's exports and imports have been starting to stabilise. What's really interesting is the ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
Here is my EURUSD short. I am looking to trail my stop to 1.075, but i need to see a pre-FOMC correction first.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
The triangle technical pattern at the EURCHF has been broken. Having historically negative correlation, CHFJPY should spike up. However, notice how CHFJPY is not affected. I assume it goes back to the 1.0 correlation with EURUSD.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
GBPUSD incredible move to the downside puts this pair at a 2 year low. Breaking the low will be a huge psychological challenge. However we shall not rule out the possibility of it breaking given the fact that we have FOMC data coming out next ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
This certainly explains the decline in the EURUSD from may of 2014. Here i have a chart comparison of German 2 year bund yields vs US 2 year bond yields. For those who are wondering, I do have a EURUSD short at 1.11265 Have I closed my position? No ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
Incredible correlation coefficient between CHFJPY and EURUSD. Both pairs are currently moving at the same direction.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 13, 2015
Wish you best of luck! What strategy will you be using to achieve the goal?
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
I agree that on smaller time frames it does not work. But if you line up the fundamentals, the 1.000 correlation coefficient on the 4h chart makes bloody good sense. Of course, there is always the event where the correlation fails but with a reason. ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
You should try looking at the EURUSD if you are going to trade CHFJPY. Correlation coefficient in the 4h chart is close to 1.000 and it is definitely a more volatile pair. If there happens to be a breakout, it will show up in the EURUSD chart before ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
Here is the Japan Government bond yields comparison. Blue - 2 year Purple - 5 year Green - 10 year Notice the higher level of volatility on the 2 year bond. Source : url
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
A triangle pattern forming on the EURCHF 4h charts. A break to either the up or the downside will definitely affect my CHFJPY short. London session is ending soon, volatility in the markets is certainly waning.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
Today is day 4 of ECB asset purchase program and the 4th straight day of the drop in Switzerland Government Bond yields. Before the US open i would like to post this chart to justify my stance on my CHFJPY short. Here is a chart comparison between ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 12, 2015
Do you have any thoughts on the Yen pairs?
- hippoownyou replied Mar 11, 2015
Here is a chart showing CHFJPY being a good hedge in extreme scenarios. In this chart I have chosen the 2008 financial crisis. It tells us that during extreme risk aversion scenario where the market starts to panic, de-leverage move is in favour of ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 11, 2015
Technical analysis explained with fundamentals Correlation Coefficient analysis.
- hippoownyou replied Mar 11, 2015
Upcoming Key event risk to look out for 17-3-2015 (BOJ) 19-3-2015 (SNB, ECB) Meanwhile, do look out for news on Greece. If Greece bond yields spike, CHF denominated bonds will be affected. Another key event risk to look out for is the ECB ...
- hippoownyou replied Mar 11, 2015
Proof of SNB Selling CHF to buy EUR or other currencies. Since the removal of the EURCHF peg ( 15-1-2015 ) , SNB continued to increase its FX balance sheet. url