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    • Delta1One replied Nov 9, 2020

      Very important to cover with an option and let it run until the carry is closed (just a matter of a few minutes). Would be just so beautiful to have options involving TRY directly.

      The Swamp
    • Delta1One replied Nov 9, 2020

      German Trade Balance couldn't get EURUSD to breakout. Now comes Christine, who probably has something in her mind to keep this from happening, as much as she can. Current level seems good for ECB. Still EURUSD has been consolidating for a while now. ...

      The Swamp
    • Delta1One replied Nov 9, 2020

      TRY is a falling rock carrying "high yield return", due to its "junk" nature. Borrowing in the most negative ccy and buying the TRY on Wed, when you cash in (or pay) 3 days in a row, just before the cut-off, then loading-off just after, while ...

      The Swamp
    • Delta1One replied Nov 8, 2020

      Indeed. Doesn't make sense with the long term time series DXY or EURUSD vs Dems/Reps regime. GS are saying the same thing. UBS as well. Their global chief investment officer talking to Bloomberg 4 days ago here: url Go to 1:00

      The Swamp
    • Delta1One replied Nov 6, 2020

      Yea. I know. I can't stop myself seeing narrative for that too. Definitely can't blame you. image https://www.zerohedge.com/political/software-glitch-michigan-erroneously-gave-1000s-votes-biden-47-counties-compromised

      EURUSD
    • Delta1One replied Nov 6, 2020

      time series DXY & EURUSD point to this: Erratum: Dems: EURUSD tends to go up DOWN Reps: EURUSD tends to go down UP Now I also agree that the very few we have seen so far from potential new policies that would be likely to be applied under a new Dems ...

      EURUSD
    • Delta1One replied Nov 6, 2020

      Update EURUSD I recommend you guys go have a look there: url Somme charts with high correlation DXY Index vs Rep/Dem regime. Same for EURUSD. GS's opinion seems a little contrarian at the light of these charts. Cheers

      EURUSD