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Pip Anon replied Jun 12, 2014The point was that they trend together. The S&P was an example. Someone said AUD doesn't trend with commodities, and it does. But whatevs
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Jun 12, 2014
They trend together.When the commodity space is up, commodity linked currencies are likely up. Brent is up too. The euro isn't liked to the S&P, yet when risk is on post-ecb, the euro is up. AUDUSD has a .80 correlation to the S&P, .83 correlation ...
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Jun 12, 2014
I'm not sure where you been. Crude above $106, silver up over .50 cents over the last week, gold up over $20 over last week. Nat. gas up, palladium up 36 week highs. I can go on lol. Aussie up, loonie up, kiwi up..bada bing bada boom What good is a ...
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Jun 11, 2014
The daily RSI has hit resistance (has acted as resistance all year). Interesting how it plays out. I always thought playing breakouts, more so around risk events, is a fool's game. However, commodities have been kinda strong recently and a poor ...
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon replied Jun 11, 2014
No close. I differential closes oppose to "breaks." I could careless about a breech of .9400. The inability to close above that key resistance would give me reason to short. That's why I specifically say close lol. We're likely to see that retrace ...
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon commented Jun 11, 2014
I'm pretty sure it's "treasuries." Not sure who's buying "treasurys."
Why in the world do people keep buying Treasurys?
- Pip Anon replied Jun 11, 2014
Perhaps a retrace to .9330, while a close above .940 would leave room all the way to .9500.
AUD/USD
- Pip Anon commented Jun 9, 2014
There's only one problem: Goldman has been awfully wrong for an awfully long time.
Goldman's Top Economist Just Made The Call We've Been Waiting 5 Years To Hear
- Pip Anon commented Jun 9, 2014
Why would they And even if they did, who is going to care when the S&P has gone up over 1,200 pts in five years? People who was warning about subprime, etc., were literally laughed at.
What Happens When the Economy Baffles Economists?
- Pip Anon commented Jun 6, 2014
Hey, nobody new 2008 was going to happen (but a small group of people) and the Fed had absolutely no clue. So why would this time be the difference? The funny thing is, people keep quoting record corporate profits. That can end at anytime, and it's ...
What Happens When the Economy Baffles Economists?
- Pip Anon commented Jun 6, 2014
No lie, yesterday I hear three "analysts" or whatever talk about the recovery in the US and Europe. Um, the Fed has induced a shit storm for the last five years and the ECB is getting deeper into it. The economy is recovering so much, more stimulus ...
What Happens When the Economy Baffles Economists?
- Pip Anon commented Jun 5, 2014
It's funny. I heard four "analysts" on CNBC today say how the economy in the US is growing and Europe isn't far behind. Riddle me this, then why is the Fed still indulging in $45 billion a month and the ECB doing more monetary stimulus? Their ...
ECB's Big Bang Is Impressive, but More Is Needed
- Pip Anon commented Jun 5, 2014
Easy...risk assets balolon until the shite everyone stepped in gets scraped of their $450 Allen Edmounds and say "wtf did that come from?"
What Happens When the Economy Baffles Economists?
- Pip Anon replied Jun 5, 2014
Might be a good overnight position, but I don't think Draghi did enough to keep it lower. Negative deposit rates won't be enough. Only €32 million was deposit overnight..woooo. Asset purchases might not even be enough. There is only €94 billion in ...
EURUSD
- Pip Anon replied Jun 5, 2014
Good call. I bought myself at 1.356 (SL 1.3500 which almost got hit), sold 1.3634.
EURUSD
- Pip Anon commented Jun 2, 2014
Lol, manipulation anyone?
You’ve got to be kidding me? 2nd ISM correction has PMI at 55.4
- Pip Anon replied May 30, 2014
GLD probably heading to $118.57 before some demand. GC $1241. Anyone see the Japanese inflation numbers? Christ. Nothing like going from -.4 to +3.2 in less than a year. Funny thing these central bankers never seem to get that once inflation gets ...
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