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    C'est bien ce que je voulais dire dans mon premier message, avec un peu trop de virulence je te l'accorde. Désolé.
    Concernant la paire rien de plus à rajouter je conserve mes positions acheteuses avec SL 1980, après chacun son MM? j'ai vu des discussion enfammé sur ce sujet, tout dépend du compte de chacun, je pense comme nico qu'il faut agir en terme de % de risque et à partir de là le risque est maitrisé et surtout mettre les SL à 0 dèsque possible. Qd ça va partie je pense qu'on peut prendre au moins 250 pips.
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    Il y a peu voire rien a dire sur la paire qui n'ait déjà été dis, donc désolé de ne pouvoir apporter des choses intéressantes. Voilà aussi peut être pourquoi, on s'est parfois rendu coupables de partir sur des hors sujets.

    Je ne veux donc en aucun cas commencer un jeu de joute de message avec toi, et je suis persuadé qu'on a tous les 2, plus intéressant et enrichissant à faire, en termes de Trading et dans la vie en général.

    Donc voilà, je n'ai aucune prétention d'être meilleur que toi où de t'apprendre quoi que ce soit, je trouvais juste ta 1ère intervention un peu virulente, d'autant que si tu n'es pas nouveau, tu n'avais pas poste sur la file. En etant virulent à mon tour, je t'ai fais réagir et tu as apprécié que c'est désagréable. Sans rancune aucune, en te souhaitant une bonne continuation, et blague a part, si on des choses à apporter qui ne sont pas ressasser ce qu'on sait déjà, parlons eur/chf, c'est en effet le but de la file..!

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    Quote Originally Posted by stringer View Post
    Ca te couterai combien si ton sl est touché ce soir par exemple ?
    EUR/CHF-stringah.jpg

    985$ le pip, stop à 1.1995, donc en gros 15'000 USD de perdu si ça touche. Donc au final je finis de 2k en gain quoiqu'il en soit. Me gusta

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    Petite question peut-être (sûrement) un peu naïve. Mes positions n'ont pas été "rollovered" ni vendredi passé, ni ce lundi et ni mardi.

    J'ai appelé les gus du desk et au début il savait pas trop pourquoi. Il m'a mis en attente et il est revenu en me disant que y avait pas de rollover pendant ces 3 jours.

    Est-ce que c'est possible ? Est-ce que c'est à cause des jours fériés ? Mais Vendredi n'était pas férié. En somme, me fais-je entuber et dois-je gueuler ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by effdatesh View Post
    Petite question peut-être (sûrement) un peu naïve. Mes positions n'ont pas été "rollovered" ni vendredi passé, ni ce lundi et ni mardi.

    J'ai appelé les gus du desk et au début il savait pas trop pourquoi. Il m'a mis en attente et il est revenu en me disant que y avait pas de rollover pendant ces 3 jours.

    Est-ce que c'est possible ? Est-ce que c'est à cause des jours fériés ? Mais Vendredi n'était pas férié. En somme, me fais-je entuber et dois-je gueuler ?
    En fait, soit le broker ne te les paye jamais, ou tout le temps, il n'y a pas de jours fériés... Je pense qu'il y a un bug chez ton broker. Fais une demande écrite (courriel), ils ne pourront pas te répondre n'importe quoi.
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    Un article pas vraiment hors sujet pour ceux que ça intéresse:

    Le candidat Hollande et l'euro, vus de Wall Street, Analyses de la rédaction
    Honni soit qui mal y paye

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    Guest Post: SNB Buys Swiss Francs And Sells Euro: Welcome To The EUR/CHF Peg

    Guest Post: SNB Buys Swiss Francs And Sells Euro: Welcome To The EUR/CHF Peg | ZeroHedge

    SNB buys Swiss Francs and sells Euro: Welcome to the EUR/CHF peg

    Why the big Q1 loss of the SNB was actually a big win for the central bank

    Anybody watching the EUR/CHF exchange rate this year was wondering why the volatility the pair saw last year had completely left. The pair slowly fell from 1.2156 over 1.2040 at the end of Q1 to 1.2014 today. FX traders hoped on a hike of the floor from 1.20 to 1.25, as many Swiss politicians and companies requested. Banks sold masses of Long EUR/CHF certificates and options. The retail market measured in SSI (Speculative Sentiment Index) was 96% long EUR/CHF.

    We saw the typical Forex web sites telling regularly their masses of followers that the protagonists of these web sites were going long EUR/CHF in the hope that the SNB is going to act. This happened at multiple critical levels, at 1.2070, 1.2050, at 1.2030 and finally at 1.2010. The small FX trader was begging for months that the SNB would finally intervene.

    When all these people were long EUR/CHF, who was actually short, when the exchange rate continued to fall ? We speculated that some big accounts wanted their clients to be knocked out with their EUR/CHF longs, we thought that Swiss pension funds and big investors continued to repatriate their foreign funds.

    What did the SNB ? Did they support the hopes of the masses, of all these SNB rooters ?

    Yes, psychologically they did. For months they continued to vow that they might take further measures to weaken the franc, even if wording changed from the "massively overvalued franc" in August 2011 over "significantly overvalued franc" in January 2012 to "overvalued franc" recently.

    But on the back-door of all this rhetoric they did the complete opposite: The central bank was happy to get rid of their Euros at a higher price than the floor they had set in September 2011 !

    Unfortunately for the SNB, it is a public company and must reveal their balance sheet quarterly and could not continue this strategy: The Q1 balance sheet has revealed that the SNB had reduced their Euro holding from 57% in Q4/2011 to 50% of the reserves in Q1/2012, a decrease of 17 bln. Euros. The central bank managed to further reduce the balance sheet: The foreign currency reserves fell from 305 bln. francs in Q3/2011 to 245 bln. in Q1/2012. They managed to further reduce the money supply, measured in "sight deposits from domestic banks" from 202 bln. CHF in Q/2011 to 157 bln. in Q1/2012. Instead of continuing to provide cheap money to banks and to fuel the Swiss real estate bubble the SNB decided to increase its liabilities with the Swiss state from 5.6 bln. in Q4/2011 to 12.5 bln. CHF in Q1/2012.

    The reduction of the balance sheet also means that the central bank can start borrowing again from banks and increase the fire power when it is really time to defend the 1.20 floor. Moreover it becomes clear that any thoughts about a hike of the floor are just rumors, when even the SNB itself buys Swiss francs and sells euros.

    Sure, selling Euros at an average of 1.2079 in the first quarter, was certainly a loss game for the SNB compared with the 1.2167 at the end of Q4/2011 (average value in Q1 computed e.g. here), but sometimes they picked the tops of 1.21 and more for example at the latest SNB "marketing" event, when the Forex crowds were speculating on a hike of the floor. Additional euro-denominated losses came from price changes in the German Bunds, the main SNB euro position: 10 year Bund prices fell from 139.12 on Dec 30th to 138.03 on March 31st.

    Moreover the Japanese yen, 8% of the Swiss foreign currency reserves, lost over 11 percent of its value in Q1: The CHF/JPY rose from nearly 82 to 92 during the first quarter. Last but not least the central bank increased their holdings in British pounds from 4.2% to 8.5%, a change which is partially due to the rising pound. In total the SNB had a loss of 1.7 bln. francs in the first quarter.

    But if we look at current prices for these assets it becomes clear that the SNB will have a very positive quarter in Q2/2012, if current market conditions do not change.

    1) 10 year German Bunds have risen from 138 to 141 since the end of March.
    2) The CHF/JPY has fallen from 92 to 89.
    3) The GBP/CHF continues to appreciate from 1.4444 to 1.47 since the first quarter.

    Two things, however, should be clear: anybody who has hoped on a hike of the EUR/CHF was trading not with but against the SNB. The central bank will consider a floor hike only in a strongly recessionary and deflationary scenario. On the other side the SNB has increased its firepower and its reputation: breaking the floor will be very difficult for the next 2 years.

    The result: a EUR/CHF peg at 1.20

    http://www.snb.ch/en/mmr/reference/p...0120430.en.pdf

    Euro Bund Historical Rates | Euro Bund Futures Historical Data

    georgedorgan - SNB meeting on March 15th, 2012: Pure Speculation that SNB raises floor, How to Trade it ?

    georgedorgan - Why is the Swiss safe-haven so completely different from the Yen ?

    http://www.snb.ch/ext/stats/balsnb/p...r_SNB.book.pdf

    SNB Chief Jordan Says Franc Overvalued, Vows to Defend Ceiling - Businessweek

    EUR/CHF Weekly Fundamental Analysis Jan. 23-27, 2012, Forecast

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    All You Thought You Knew About the Swiss Franc Is Wrong, Says HSBC - The Source - WSJ

    Goldman's O'Neill: SNB May Up The Ante On Battle Vs Franc Bulls - MarketBeat - WSJ
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    Quote Originally Posted by Niokoz54130 View Post
    Guest Post: SNB Buys Swiss Francs And Sells Euro: Welcome To The EUR/CHF Peg | ZeroHedge

    SNB buys Swiss Francs and sells Euro: Welcome to the EUR/CHF peg
    Évidement, c'est un gros LIKE pour ce post !

    De mon coté, la messe est dite.
    C'est cassure des 1.20 sous peu.

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    Quote Originally Posted by backflip View Post
    Évidement, c'est un gros LIKE pour ce post !

    De mon coté, la messe est dite.
    C'est cassure des 1.20 sous peu.

    Last 1.2014
    Un extrait de l'article que tu as liké:
    On the other side the SNB has increased its firepower and its reputation: breaking the floor will be very difficult for the next 2 years
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    Honni soit qui mal y paye

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    Quote Originally Posted by stringer View Post
    Un extrait de l'article que tu as liké:
    On the other side the SNB has increased its firepower and its reputation: breaking the floor will be very difficult for the next 2 years
    Très difficile mais pas impossible.
    1.20 cassé ce mois-ci.
    Évident.

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    Quote Originally Posted by backflip View Post
    Très difficile mais pas impossible.
    1.20 cassé ce mois-ci.
    Évident.
    Très difficile mais pas impossible.
    1.25 cassé ce mois-ci.
    Évident.

    ;-)
    Honni soit qui mal y paye

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    Quote Originally Posted by stringer View Post
    Très difficile mais pas impossible.
    1.25 cassé ce mois-ci.
    Évident.

    ;-)
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    Range de 5 pips.
    Ca va défourailler le gambler!
    Plan foireux de l'année 2012, newbies welcome!
    Don't dream, it's over!

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    Quote Originally Posted by backflip View Post
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    Range de 5 pips.
    Ca va défourailler le gambler!
    Plan foireux de l'année 2012, newbies welcome!
    Don't dream, it's over!
    Tu Blasphèmes Saint Jordan ô mécréant !!
    Honni soit qui mal y paye

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    Quote Originally Posted by stringer View Post
    Tu Blasphèmes Saint Jordan ô mécréant !!
    Beaucoup de paroissiens de la chapelle eurchf ont croisé les doigts cette semaine.
    On a vu le curé du village prier pour la patience.
    Mais rien, l'apparition n'a pas eu lieu.
    Beaucoup sont encore devant la grotte, en espérant le miracle.
    Miracle où es-tu ?

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    1.2012 même pas peur car Saint Jordan guide mes pas..
    Honni soit qui mal y paye

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    Mouai, sinon rien de ---y, la p'tite mèche basse du vendredi aprèm, c'est tout.
    Allez, je parie qu'elle sera plus basse que celle de la semaine dernière... de 1.8 pips

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