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- paka replied May 23, 2022
With my not-so-WILD guess, since now almost tomorrow, with unfavorable EU and preliminary US PMI reports watch E/U fall further. Voila. BTW: To the “stability” of this spectacular drop, what is “concerting”: recent banter on Biden’s talk with other ...
- paka replied May 12, 2022
Would you be so kind and educate us or at least me: why is that? Why is it deadly? Thanks
- paka replied Apr 27, 2022
Here it comes, one of a few largely weighting factors, source Financial Times: “A global rally in the dollar is ripping through markets as investors bet most central banks will lag behind the pace of rate rises from the US Federal Reserve.” Except ...
- paka replied Apr 27, 2022
This is not a single person or post focused answer here, just quoting for relevancy. Regardless of spiel one choses, whether stocks or forex, my very limited success two cents opinion would be: never-ever try to predict the market! What on Earth ...
- paka replied Apr 27, 2022
Interesting… Thanks for sharing this. You exclusively work on H4 timeframe? Also how do you define the levels of High and Low? Based on historical average? On average I see these are around 150 pips..
- paka replied Apr 25, 2022
I think, we might see a little bounce at 1.065... Ultimately moving more south... Until mid-end of June at least, where there will be French legislative and National Assembly elections. To repeat myself: needless to mention energy, logistics, supply ...
- paka replied Apr 25, 2022
There are no fundamentals for sustained EUR upside… the only factors pushing it north would be EU interest rates change, which is not happening now, or energy deal with Norway, but doesnt seem to be happening as well. Scholtz’s conformity with ...
- paka replied Apr 24, 2022
There seems do be correlation with Dollar Index. Seems a little drop is expected, but should(?) stay in the ascending trend. Let’s see what French ellection does… Le Pen wins: EUR looses big time. Most reasonable and safe bet: Macron wins: EUR in ...
- paka replied Apr 22, 2022
TBH, regardless who wins in French election, EUR/USD is meant to go down. European energy crisis will sustain huge negative pressure for the pair. The only difference, Le Pen means disaster to European societies, so much larger drop. Macron means ...
- paka replied Apr 21, 2022
Before it goes this low, first it should meet 1.077… Then who knows, maybe Germany pulls white rabbit (energy) out of their hat… until then EUR has prospects further south. Watch also French election. Macron wins and it might reinforce euro just ...
- paka replied Apr 20, 2022
The way I see it, on monthly timescale, there is one large converging channel from circa 2007 coming to its apex point. Based what future Euro zone vs. USA shows, huge near term future inflationary pressures on Europe (oil, agri, fertilizer under ...
- paka replied Apr 20, 2022
You are not seriously believing in what you said or was it just an example? Ukraine IS NOW under Russian attack and any other statement is surreal.
- paka replied Apr 19, 2022
This is some madman talking, right? You realize the "dollar" appearance is essentially the same over at least last half century if not longer and his claim is based on some modern "plastic" pound note printing. Let us even assume the man is right, ...
- paka replied Jan 22, 2018
Without trying to offend, what a BULL-shit I can come up with thousands of such patterns. Test it for future trades instead of back testing. Anyways, thanks for sharing
- paka replied Jan 3, 2017
1) What you guys think about Activision (ATVI)? I bought into it recently, but was stale for too long. Past days I sold it and got into NVDA more. 2) Also, what do you think about FB with their chat games? In my case there is the same story as with ...
- paka replied Dec 7, 2016
Can you guys comment, in short statements, what does EU and UK gain and loose by exiting Euro zone? Short explanations of why would be also helpful.
- paka replied Dec 7, 2016
In a ballpark, yes. Unless I would prefer to play a long term (3-12month), which I do not do; I do not trust currency markets, they are unpredictable and I am not willing to spend this much time to keep 24/7 finger on a trigger.
- paka replied Dec 6, 2016
It all depends on the deal UK strikes with EU, if any. I think it is too early to say anything*. The strategy I decide to follow is to watch the news and observe market reaction. Based on market response I will accommodate the trades accordingly. * ...
- paka replied Dec 6, 2016
I do not believe anyone can, at the moment, provide definite answers expect bedtime stories that most likely will be off track as too many factors play together. As mentioned in roughly past 12h, from a EU's Brexit Nagotiator*, the Brexit process ...
- paka replied Dec 6, 2016
Leonlorenzo: You have asked very interesting and important questions. My knowledge does not allow me to provide those answers. Despite relevance for the topic, would you be so kind and type your opinion in a brief form to all the questions you have ...