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- TraderMark replied Mar 23, 2011
Fundamentals — Here is my take on the situation: Re: EUR, fundamentally, the Europeans are well into the debt crisis, and implementing austerity programs to control spending, refinancing and restructuring debt. While it is beocming apparent ...
- TraderMark replied Mar 11, 2011
The next US debt limit hike — I was just talking with a colleague at work during lunch and I mentioned the US debt limit. We both came to the conclusion that the next few weeks may see a steady rise for the euro. I told him I would try to get ...
- TraderMark replied Mar 9, 2011
German Industrial Production appears to have given the EUR/USD a boost this morning; interesting that expectations were for +1.8% and that's what they got AND the euro rallied. Sell off into the pre-release indicates doubt and fear among traders - ...
- TraderMark replied Mar 2, 2011
FED SPEAK — The BenBernank is flapping his jaw again right now. There's been alot of yappin' about expectations lately - Buffet on CNBC, Cramer echoing today - they're using the same 'ole "managing expectations" strategy going into NFPs on ...
- TraderMark replied Mar 2, 2011
This simply means "OVER 1.40" When we're at 1.3860 already that isn't saying a whole lot, but throwing 1.45 out there lends some drama to the statement and gets the amateur speculators juices going. Looks like it's meant to stir some buying tonight. ...
- TraderMark replied Mar 2, 2011
NEWS Sources? — I know most of you here use technical analysis in your trading, however, I've been a fundamentals trader for two years now - and doing pretty well so far; What I need is a better news feed. Last week when oil and gold tanked on ...
- TraderMark replied Feb 18, 2011
The 62.8 retrace is getting hit pretty hard with supply. I've been watching it now for the last 24 hours. With the hot U.S. PPI and CPI, riots in multiple Middle Eastern countries and the Iranians sending battleships thru the Suez canal. I think we ...
- TraderMark replied Feb 9, 2011
I'll second that! — That's why I rarely use stops - I use fundamental analysis, observe market price action and reaction to news events, and trade with a real feeling for the market. I ride waves and follow trends - never perfect but highly ...
- TraderMark replied Feb 8, 2011
Commodities & Commcurs — China is raising rates to stem inflation. That should dampen demand for goods and services and of course, commodities. I get that basic economic analysis as I imagine most people do. Because that is such a long ...
- TraderMark replied Feb 8, 2011
Commodity Currencies — Cloggie just posted that commodity currencies should weaken with China's interest rate hike. I just went back to Oct 20 and Dec 27 and found that they were flat or up sharply over the next few days on the last two 25bp ...
- TraderMark replied Feb 5, 2011
Egypt & gold — It looks like the protestors are not going away. I watched last week as the pro-Mubarak protestors gained ground and as the violence increased, the price of gold actually declined. This gave me the distinct impression that ...
- TraderMark replied May 2, 2010
If anyone can say why the EUR/USD will rise... — If anyone can say why the EUR/USD will rise on the bailout news, I would love to hear it (other than on short covering, which may have already have been done over the last couple weeks. I would ...
- TraderMark replied May 2, 2010
Bailout can't be good for the Euro — ...at least in the long run, the euro has to continue to come down against the USD at least until the US starts bailing out bankrupt states - then the Euro should swing back up. All we have here is an ...
- TraderMark replied Apr 25, 2010
Greek Bailout Package — Anyone know if the Greek bailout package fixes any of the structural deficit they have? ...or is it just a temporary loan program - replacing debt with debt?
- TraderMark replied Apr 23, 2010
Euro Rebound — There is good chance we will get a rally off the 32 double bottom, simply on short covering and then margin calls as we move into the 34-35 range, however we are well into a competitive devaluation between the USD and EURO. The ...
- TraderMark replied Jan 15, 2010
in a nutshell — The problem that is emerging is this as I see it: The contraction that began in the US in 2007 has spread globally. As the manufacturing and production base shrinks due to restricted credit, the "too big to fail" mentality is ...
- TraderMark replied Jan 14, 2010
To be consistent with a true mirror image, I believe the price action has to hug the middle line...look again. Yes, No?
- TraderMark replied Jan 14, 2010
News Feeds? — Anyone got a news feed saying anything about Merkel rumor? Mine is worthless...
- TraderMark replied Jan 13, 2010
Pullback to consolidate — I'm thinking we're due for a pullback to 1.4500 and maybe down to 4450 to consolidate for a while, strecthing out the ascending triangle a bit longer...may be prompted by better than expected US employment # tomorrow. ...
- TraderMark replied Jan 13, 2010
playin with fire ! — If you ask me - that's like playin' with fire, now... after the day we just had here with XAU! With buying coming from China and India, down into the 1120's, not 24 hours after declaring gold too expensive to buy now, we ...