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- lasty replied Feb 1, 2016
If the Australian economy was looking positive then you would think the govt future fund would be investing more into it. Its not as mentioned here url Our global economic partners are struggling. RBA may well try and add jawboning confidence to a ...
AUD/USD
- lasty commented Feb 1, 2016
RBA has always acted in defence of Inflation. Problem is there is none despite what the ABS have dreamed up. There wont be for sometime as China transitions from exporting economy to local services. Australia's future fund has gone defensive on ...
The RBA cut we're still waiting for
- lasty replied Feb 1, 2016
url NZ economy is booming compared to Australia but the Govt statistics of both nations seem to be telling the opposite. Having witnessed economies first hand ie being there and actually seeing and hearing whats going on NZ is out performing ...
NZD/USD
- lasty commented Jan 31, 2016
NZ petrol prices slump 8% in Dec quarter. NZ Vegetables down 17% Surely there is an Arb op?
Australian inflation hits 15-month high of 2.3%
- lasty replied Jan 21, 2016
I agree with you about client flow and LP's with your above comments. However The B-Book broker is only interested if the client makes or loses money on the position not the executing trades. This why some B-book brokers offer tighter spreads than ...
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- lasty replied Jan 21, 2016
there is a difference between B-Booking and internalizing. B-booking is where the trade never gets placed to the market and the broker hopes retail client loses. Internalisation is where the trade will be wrapped up against other trades and then ...
Prime of Prime Broker
- lasty replied Jan 21, 2016
MT4 is part of why retail players lose money. It was designed for B-Booking. It has latency because of a bridge connection I could go on .. But as long as you are happy with it that's all that matters.
Prime of Prime Broker
- lasty replied Jan 20, 2016
My observation is validated here url So NZ I believe is out performing Australia. Australia's data is obscure and I believe there are more valid reason to cut Australian interest rates than in NZ. Lower Inflation in NZ was brought about by 2 major ...
NZD/USD
- lasty commented Jan 19, 2016
Means its got further to fall..
IMF chief economist sees overreaction in markets to oil, China
- lasty replied Jan 19, 2016
Im sensing a buy in XAU with a break out at 1115.00 Strangely this should have kicked in as a safe haven before. So people may have been burnt buying it and now left it alone but its creeping up again and this could mean a surprise move
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- lasty replied Jan 19, 2016
Strangely the AUD seems to be punching above it weight considering the turmoil in China. We have also seen buyers of AUD debt now starting to get worried given that its safe yield has now become a major risk. I sense this is the calm before the ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Jan 19, 2016
NZ CPI out down 0.5pct Kiwi gets sold off in hope the RBNZ cuts rates. However the major component of this is petrol price falling 7pct which is INCLUDED in their data. Another large component was fall in seasonal vegetables. I don't think the RBNZ ...
NZD/USD
- lasty commented Jan 18, 2016
Sounds like Saudi are starting to hurt. Iran will be wanting to twist the knife.
Saudi oil minister Ali al-Naimi sees stability returning to oil markets
- lasty replied Jan 18, 2016
Not really concerned over Chinese data. Its a bit like Australian employment data, all BS. Fundamentally we can see and hear WTF is going on locally and globally. All is not well and those expecting a sudden turn around in global growth are kidding ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Jan 17, 2016
Having read the Australian papers we have some so called economists mainly from large financial institutions calling for ASX to rise to 5500 by year end . In the same breath one said that the US stockmarket is overvalued so I'm questioning whats in ...
AUD/USD
- lasty replied Jan 14, 2016
Not that I think economists are the real deal in predictions but Im in the China bear camp and I think many in Australia have dismissed the R (recession) word. Its not if but when in my view url Having also read elsewhere that OECD countries will ...
AUD/USD