DaveO, Rather than lacking data depth, I do wonder if the discrepancies between your weekly MAs and Asraf's are because: 1) one platform uses the few hours of sunday data and this creates a different weekly Closing price, enough to skew the MAs as it's a compounding difference, weeks after weeks 2) one platform is on a different timezone than the other or it takes its friday closing price at a different time (some do 9pm UK time, some do 10pm). Either or Both of these could explain the differences.
I think so Dave: there are nearly 3 full days between today's close and Monday's 'normal' opening for stocks and that's a long time ... certainly long enough even for US politicians to come to some sort of agreements and force yet another short covering on Monday, in anticipation of a positive vote(s) on Tuesday
Interesting Cat .... since gdp release USDx ($ index) has gone down from 74.38 to 73.88 (-50 pips) while EURx (Euro index) has gone up from 108.44 to 108.76 (+32 pips); that suggests more broad $ weakness compared to broad Euro strength ----> go long eur/usd. No?
digi, i'm not sure if you mean long or short? in my view the monthly chart can be viewed as a successful long break of the black trendline with 3 more successfull retest of this same trendline, so unless we close below 4165/4155 on the monthly basis it's long
"of course DK is freely traded" That cannot be the case when the DK is pegged to the Euro: if you load a Eur/Usd chart unto a DK/Usd chart you will see that they are identical (and you can replace Usd by any other currency and you will have the same result - 2 identical charts). The Euro is traded against all the currency and the DK value against these currencies is derived from the Euro value
The Danish Kroner is pegged to the Euro Cat so it's only as stable as the Euro; the exchange rate between the 2 has been between 7.43xx & 7.46xx for the last 10 years (i think); so when the Euro gets stronger, so does the DK and when the Euro is weak, so is the DK; i'm not sure if that qualifies the DK as a very stable currency or not but I agree that most Danes are probably quite happy not to be involved with the Euro-currency area; What happens to the DK if the Euro goes bust?
Well said DaveO regarding Ignore..... going back to the Forexnews days, he has always traded these 2 pairs together (/$ & $/Chf) AND at the same time, varying the lots & exposure on each as the technical picture develops (a fact nissed/ignored by some).
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Rather than lacking data depth, I do wonder if the discrepancies between your weekly MAs and Asraf's are because:
1) one platform uses the few hours of sunday data and this creates a different weekly Closing price, enough to skew the MAs as it's a compounding difference, weeks after weeks
2) one platform is on a different timezone than the other or it takes its friday closing price at a different time (some do 9pm UK time, some do 10pm).
Either or Both of these could explain the differences.
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in my view the monthly chart can be viewed as a successful long break of the black trendline with 3 more successfull retest of this same trendline, so unless we close below 4165/4155 on the monthly basis it's long
That cannot be the case when the DK is pegged to the Euro: if you load a Eur/Usd chart unto a DK/Usd chart you will see that they are identical (and you can replace Usd by any other currency and you will have the same result - 2 identical charts). The Euro is traded against all the currency and the DK value against these currencies is derived from the Euro value
What happens to the DK if the Euro goes bust?
Regarding the EU bank stress test, I believe that the results will be out at 5pm UK time today, although expect leaks before that lol
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