EURUSD 1.1851 |
USDJPY 111.52 |
GBPUSD 1.3772 |
AUDUSD 0.7485 |
USDCAD 1.2406 |
GBPJPY 153.59 |
EURJPY 132.15 |
AUDJPY 83.48 |
CADJPY 89.86 |
Silver 26.23 |
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Time to short eur.usd. The Money Makers put 65 pips back on their Boy Toy eur.gbp to get it back to 0.900. The amazing thing is GBP exploded also.
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I was a bit premature in shorting it. Still, I can wait.
It's been quite a ride today, not that we should have expected anything less.
Made quite a few pips one way or another.
Now just have to hold on tight, be careful and not lose it all by doing something stupid...
I know there is a danger of finding egg all over my face when they stop behaving like that and I fail to notice, but it's been a great day so far! (Also made a bit out of USD/JPY and AUD/JPY).
I'm a bit broken hearted about AUD/USD apparently topping out. I thought that pair would just run and run. (Fundamentally, it ought to!). Can't quite bring myself to short it though.
Not yet anyway.
The workbook supplements the hardback book. I'm not sure if it makes much sense to just have the workbook and not the hardback, but I could be wrong.
The link to purchase the workbook has been mentioned by Ashraf in the forum corresponding to the hardback book, but it's hard to find in there.
Here it is:
http://www.ashraflaidi.com/products/wb01/
(I'm not sure why Ashraf does not make this link more visible somewhere).
@rkkashmir: n.b. this is not just an E-version of the hardback book, but additional information.
@rkkashmir: "Euro Plunge Protection Team" :-)))
But who/what is this mysterious group of manipulators, if they are not "real buyers"?
You seem to almost take it personally against them.
On the EUR/GBP side of things, I'd have thought that fundamentals supported a march into 0.9000-1.0000 territory. Ashraf has already predicted that GBP would become the "whipping boy" of 2010. Other commentators have suggested parity this year. Euroland may be sick, but GB is sicker, IMHO.
BTW, the EPPT must be on a coffee break as I type this :-) (1.4349-50).
Just in case it doesn't, I will express my appreciation to you Ashraf here, along with many others.
Your work is valuable, unique, and much appreciated. Many thanks.
That's interesting & completely unknown to me. This led me to do some googling, and I see:
"...that while Turkey has been the top gold-producing nation in Europe since 2006, its gold production could in fact rise to 38 tons in 2010, making it a global leader in gold production."
Goodness. Could help its case for EU entry, I would have thought!
Personally, because I think that the fundamentals for EUR (for all its problems) are still better than those for GBP, I am long here. But that's just me ...