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10-20-2011, 08:50 AM #25651
Unconfirmed Reports State Former Libyan Leader Moammar Gadhafi is Dead
Unconfirmed Reports State Former Libyan Leader Moammar Gadhafi is Dead could rally equity markets and risk-on currencies.
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10-21-2011, 08:00 AM #25652  Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod Unconfirmed Reports State Former Libyan Leader Moammar Gadhafi is Dead could rally equity markets and risk-on currencies. Yes, apparently, but the rebels proved to be no better than what Gadhafi used to do, he should have been captured and judged, not killed that way.
Anyhow, attached is a pic with the Long I had @131.3 and just added one @ 121.95. I did some scalps since my last update but unfortunately I don't have time to write the short trades, only the longer term ones. My reasoning behind the longs is as said before, expect a rally until end of year, decision made with info at hand, things can always change.
Last edited by C Managed; 10-21-2011 at 08:04 AM.
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10-21-2011, 09:15 AM #25653
US Dollar Index Rebounding from Daily S2 Pivot Could Indicate Return of "Risk Off"
FXCM Dow Jones US Dollar Index Rebounding from Daily S2 Pivot Could Indicate Return of "Risk Off" Sentiment Ahead of Euro-Zone Summit on 10/23. Look for a rebound above the 9,673 area as confirmation.
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10-21-2011, 09:30 AM #25654
New Record Low on USD/JPY 75.77: Where is the Bank of Japan? Intervention?
New Record Low on USD/JPY 75.77: Where is the Bank of Japan? Intervention?
Bank of Japan is known to step in and sell their currency in order to keep their exports competitive. A strong yen hurts their export dependent economy. Sharp moves can often happen. Let's see what happens here as the 76.00 "line in the sand" has been crossed with impunity!
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10-21-2011, 03:32 PM #25655
Hi 
Terrible week. barely made peanuts this week 
Looking for a better week.
~Marcello.
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10-24-2011, 07:27 AM #25656
Remaining long @ 121.3 and 121.9, better take 100 pips loss, rather than wake up with a rally in USD/JPY because of BOJ intervention.
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10-24-2011, 08:55 AM #25657
Bank of Japan Threatening Intervention to Weaken Yen
 Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod New Record Low on USD/JPY 75.77: Where is the Bank of Japan? Intervention?
Bank of Japan is known to step in and sell their currency in order to keep their exports competitive. A strong yen hurts their export dependent economy. Sharp moves can often happen. Let's see what happens here as the 76.00 "line in the sand" has been crossed with impunity! Bank of Japan Threatening Intervention to Weaken Yen- After reaching a record all time low of 75.77, USD/JPY had made its way back up to the 76.50 before selling off. Another round of "jawboning" as BOJ officials try to talk down the Yen and scare out yen bulls with threats of intervention:
”We must take decisive action against any excessive movement,’’ Azumi was cited as saying Monday by Kyodo News, with the finance minister saying the yen’s gains were speculative in nature and that he had warned his staff to be ready ‘’for any eventuality.’’
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10-24-2011, 10:19 AM #25658
Hi,
I rather hope the JPY does drop.
~Marcello
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10-24-2011, 10:29 AM #25659
Bank of Japan may have accepted the slow downtrend of USD/JPY, they will never intervene again to give money to speculators, but use the money to help their Domestic enterprises deal with JPY appreciation
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10-24-2011, 10:57 AM #25660  Originally Posted by gerontocracy Bank of Japan may have accepted the slow downtrend of USD/JPY, they will never intervene again to give money to speculators, but use the money to help their Domestic enterprises deal with JPY appreciation Hello gerontocracy! "Never" is a very strong word considering that the finance minister has stated that BOJ would. But we will see if my 76.50 target is hit.
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10-24-2011, 11:00 AM #25661  Originally Posted by MarcelloM Hi
Terrible week. barely made peanuts this week
Looking for a better week.
~Marcello. Hey Marcello! I wish you all the best. Last week was a pretty tough week for both professionals and retail traders alike as the European debt crisis played havoc with the US stock market earning season. We could get some more directional trading once we clear the EU summit and 3rd quarter US GDP
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10-24-2011, 12:15 PM #25662  Originally Posted by Gregory McLeod Hey Marcello! I wish you all the best. Last week was a pretty tough week for both professionals and retail traders alike as the European debt crisis played havoc with the US stock market earning season. We could get some more directional trading once we clear the EU summit and 3rd quarter US GDP Hi,
Every week is hard 
Looking for the EUR to rise this week.
~Marcello
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10-24-2011, 12:43 PM #25663
DailyFX Economic Calendar for Wk. Beg. 10/24 Filtered for "High" Importance Releases
DailyFX Economic Calendar for Wk. Beg. 10/24 Filtered for "High" Importance Releases-
Hello Traders! This week has a lot of very significant economic releases on top of the EU Summit results on Wednesday. We will get a look at inflation measurements from Australia and New Zealand on Monday and Canadian and New Zealand rate announcements on Tuedsay and Wednesday. On the US front, Consumer Confidence, Durable Goods Orders, GDP and University of Michigan Confidence all could provide a substantial amount of volatility. Watch DailyFX Team Live Coverage here to get expert analysis of what these numbers mean. Get real time news here Watch me Scalp in the Pip and Run Trading Room Monday-Friday at 6:00AM ET Trader, Gregory McLeod moderates the DailyFX Forum.
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10-24-2011, 01:33 PM #25664
Hi,
I am still Long
GBP/JPY target: 123
EUR/JPY: 108
~Marcello
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10-25-2011, 04:28 AM #25665
GBP/JPY this morning. It climbed to 121.935, it makes higher lows on the 1H chart, thus there might be a breakout to the upside. It is currently forming a triangle. 1H candle closing above 122 would be a buy signal but do not forget the economic calendar as things might change quickly.
I am still long @121.3 and 121.9 since last week.
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