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- lasty replied Oct 8, 2008
This is what i have heard thru my spies. Rumour has it that large US INV house unwound 8 years of high yielders to repatriate. The market is in no mans land. Its choppy and thin. At this level i prefer to be a buyer than a seller. Aust economy is ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 7, 2008
I dont think its actively traded as a pair per se. AUD/JPY AUD/NZD are the main crosses where you will find natural interest at levels. Against EUR you wont see the natural interest. Aust does very little with Europe in trade relations unlike Japan ...
Aussie Pairs
- lasty replied Oct 7, 2008
Ok. I thought it was some serious stuff lol. Consumer sentiment should be down before yesterdays rate cut, so may neutralise the number. Home loans I think a similar thought. Market thin and choppy.Traders edgy and small parcels exaggerating ...
EURUSD
- lasty replied Oct 7, 2008
if they cant get the liquidity from their providers they arent going to do you any favours.
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- lasty replied Oct 7, 2008
As the local market here is now freeing up liquidity, this may take pressure off the AUD slide despite the RBA 1 pct cut. Yes I know its not in the economic text books but nor is a country heading for a recession's currency getting stronger. I think ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 6, 2008
Well the market has factored in .5pct rate cut so anything more will see it fall immediately HOWEVER this isnt about carry trading.Its about panic/fear/no idea. With banks limiting credit the markets are being distorted. Long term the AUD is a buy ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 6, 2008
Even If they cut it by 1 pct, the market isnt following fundamentals or technicals. This is pure panic stuff and traders are on edge. Australia is in a better position than most other countries only to see its currency trashed. Why? My theory is ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 3, 2008
We have seen the USD strengthen dramatically. This is not because the USD is in a better place to weather the storm than others. The US economy is shot to pieces (for the timebeing) and I just heard one comment from a US futures trader when Asked by ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 2, 2008
This has nothing to do about what economy is stronger. It has more to do with liquidity. Banks arent lending to each other.The Market in general including Central banks are trying to shore up the USD shortage. One way of doing this is selling ...
EURUSD
- lasty replied Oct 2, 2008
Hang-on He doesnt mention about the emerging wealth in China
100 years of Bear Markets...end of Tunnel is...
- lasty replied Oct 1, 2008
The senate passed the bill which was expected.. It has to go through the lower house where it was blocked last time. This isnt a done deal.
EURUSD
- lasty replied Oct 1, 2008
The Govt in Australia are looking to "regulate home lending" There is rumour that the govt will provide home lending. So whats this got to do with the AUD/USD? Well the impact can be huge... If a liquidity pool of money is sourced from onshore ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Oct 1, 2008
Dont get caught up in this washing machine. Markets are erratic choppy and thin. Sure they are dumping Euro's on hope of euphoria of a Yea vote ! Once all the dust settles the investor will realise that the U.S. is still in deep trouble. One senator ...
EURUSD
- lasty replied Oct 1, 2008
Buy AUD/USD and wear Rhinestones @ .7950 This is a cowboy call and be warned. This could be a bucking good ride !!

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- lasty replied Sep 30, 2008
Ok but let me throw a spanner in the works. The current crisis has had an unusual affect on Int rates and the currencies. The int rates where the Central banks are reporting dont reflect the current market conditions. So even if we get 0.5pct cut ...
AUD/USD