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HK Kevin 14:42 GMT December 7, 2004
Buy USD/CAD at 1.2030 is still not late.

Atl TJ 14:19 GMT December 7, 2004
HK Kevin 14:15 GMT December 7, 2004
If you tell the difference when Goose is being a Leader or just
being the Rebel without the hindsight glasses, you be the King. Goose has been bucking the trend for last 7 days and today may be the 8th. But I am not reading to use the "C" word in the same sentence as Dollar. LOL

HK Kevin 14:15 GMT December 7, 2004
Could the Goose lead the $ bull run?

gold coast martin 10:22 GMT December 7, 2004
van Gecko 10:18 GMT December 7, 2004
LOL...true.....time fixes everything and heals all forex wounds...in time will have new P45.......CHEERS...

van Gecko 10:18 GMT December 7, 2004
gold coast martin.. if this 'American Bye' music keeps up.. we'll need ZORRO's grandfather "Ldn" (vintage 1999/2000 GV) to come back here with his 'Lower the Euro' song.. he called Euro all the way down to .8500 in 2000..

gold coast martin 10:02 GMT December 7, 2004
...Dollar in dire straights......gbp shaken but not stirred...euro in euphoria land..

gold coast martin 09:59 GMT December 7, 2004
John Snow and Al greenspan...the sultans of dollar swing....

Miami OMIL (/;-> 09:54 GMT December 7, 2004
Well I have Gecko several times. How many lives do they have left? LOL

van Gecko 09:49 GMT December 7, 2004
OMIL (/;-> just wait till you see the Grateful Deads come back from their graves..;)

Miami OMIL (/;-> 09:44 GMT December 7, 2004
Gecko those guys must be 80 years old by now. I think they will have a hard time doing the splits in the middle of the stage LOL.

van Gecko 09:39 GMT December 7, 2004
Ty.. this is how they look like & what they do to finance their forex operations..:) the Motley Crue

LA Ty 09:22 GMT December 7, 2004
van Gecko u think the watchdogs are actually buying and selling low volume to keep that resistance?


van Gecko 09:11 GMT December 7, 2004
LA Ty 08:48.. they just keep chewing & absorb all the bids infront of the figure with their mouths and then spit them out while the europhiles are napping.. its a contest to see who has the most spittle to h'iss into the wind..


LA Ty 08:48 GMT December 7, 2004
or how are they protecting 3470 ? by talking at the mounth ? or actually mini intervention?

LA Ty 08:39 GMT December 7, 2004
van Gecko.. how do you know theyre protecting 3470 ?


van Gecko 08:11 GMT December 7, 2004
Ty.. they are already in.. who do you think is guarding 1.3470 since Friday? but i doubt the bulls will give up so easy.. above 1.3350 you can expect a few more push before they'll decide to pack it in and go Christmas shopping at Tiffany.. (or Wal Mart if they have trouble unloading all their cargos up here..)


Tallinn viies 07:57 GMT December 7, 2004
LA Ty 07:34 GMT December 7 - just gut feeling.
right now current year high low difference below historical average.
cant see reasons to intervene here....

Tallinn viies 07:32 GMT December 7, 2004
LA Ty 07:22 GMT - not before 1,45...

LA Ty 07:22 GMT December 7, 2004
are there specific or usual times of the day that central banks usually intervene? i.e. if it the BOJ, would they only intervene during Japan day hours?


Miami OMIL (/;-> 02:29 GMT December 7, 2004
Like wise Gecko I agree it is reaching a climatic point and when it dives it will go down hard. Have a great week.


van Gecko 02:19 GMT December 7, 2004
OMIL.. always good to see your accurate s/r levels.. either way, it looks like we'll see a resolution of this asymmetric triangle soon.. the compressing apex is dictating a climatic 'do or dive' scenario..
the same scenario applies for this latest Euro hourly flag pole from last Friday's spike.. cheers..


Miami OMIL (/;-> 01:57 GMT December 7, 2004
Hello Gecko good to see your comments in the forum once again. I am sorry if I sounded one sided on the eur/jpy pair I should of also presented the support (13700-10 and 3610-20 for now) that must contain this pair to test the said resistance levels and finally reach in the long run the main target. At this point until some of the key and main supports are taken out by the bears on these pairs I will have to remain bullish even on these new levels we are reaching for eur/usd pair. If we go by some of the technical indicators this $ correction is overdue as this unhealthy trend for the eur/usd pair has been breaking new highs. My comments were to support a possible break of the (3500-30) barrier, which is my main target for the eur/usd pair IMHO. GL GT


van Gecko 01:35 GMT December 7, 2004
good evening OMIL.. re eur/jpy asymmetric triangle.. bulls had been calling for a break since March eveytime it gets up here at the 137/138 levels.. imo at this point, its a bit premature to be calling for the 150/160 levels as its needs to sustained weekly closes above 138 just to retest the 141 mult year high again..
with eur/gbp in correction after failing to break over the .7000 levels, any eur/jpy setbacks from there could be a stumbling block for euro to sustain levels above 1.30 even if it overshoots up to the '1.35/1.40 all world target'.. fwiw..


Miami OMIL (/;-> 00:54 GMT December 7, 2004
FWIW eur/jpy has broken the asymmetric bullish triangle formed over the 1 ½ past years and most important has finally closed above it (137.00-10). Next resistance here will be met around the 139.00-10, 140.20-30 and the top for 2003 140.90-141. Main target for this pair in the long run will be around the 153.80-90 area. This is of course technical and does not count on the intervention that everyone is talking about. With this bullish move on this pair this should help the bulls in the eur/usd pair complete the main objective (3500-30) set after this pair broke the bullish triangle several months ago IMHO. GL GT


van Gecko 14:58 GMT December 6, 2004
the elephants are taking a day off to celebrate & mourn after last Friday's capitulating move.. the rest of the of us are too scare to buy or sell.. so euro is struck here in a pip'less range..
may be the newly rejuvenate $cad Goose will lay some fat eggs across euro's path to 1.488888..


Dallas Mauricio 14:31 GMT December 6, 2004
I hate days like today.

Atl TJ 14:03 GMT December 6, 2004
Does anyone know what is so important on EURO 1.3430? Its been stuck on that low for the last 2-3 hours.

saloniko 2004 nk...1.4088 12:52 GMT December 6, 2004
Good morning...
hk ab..
What i said is to watch usd/chf if hold above 1.10 or some pips below while Euro hit 1.40888888

That will be for me the STOP for Euro for further gains..and a reason to jump off Euro train..

Right now looks like a Rocket with a stop @ 1.35/36 for a Buy again @ 1.32
Euro its our probl but none want to be a general too i guess..
nk

dc fxq 12:51 GMT December 6, 2004
shanghai bc 12:38 GMT et al:

the FED has NOTHING to do with forex, please get it straight.

Any FX intervention decisions vome from the TSY and SNOW, not GREENSAPAN or the FED.

Mumbai Jay 12:46 GMT December 6, 2004
Shanghai BC 1238 GMT..Thanks vm. I am sure, besides FED many other CBs must be hoping that there won't be a Dollar-asset market crash.

Makassar Alimin 12:44 GMT December 6, 2004
Mumbai Jay 12:16 GMT December 6, 2004
they love to see dollar fall further :) they should be concerned if dollar doesnt fall anymore


shanghai bc 12:38 GMT December 6, 2004
MUMBAY -- Good evening..It is obvious that Fed folks are on all fours praying for weaker Dollar as long as it does not lead to crash of Dollar asset market.."This is our Dollar but it is your bloody problem" seems to be what they have on their mind now..Given their attitude,anyone who sees a stronger Dollar for the foresseable future now must be either blind or deaf..Good trades.

Mumbai Jay 12:16 GMT December 6, 2004
Shanghai BC..What possibility is there of FED getting concerned about the Dollar's fall and if at all there is, when do you think they will? Thanks.


van Gecko 09:15 GMT December 6, 2004
SNB seems to be the one putting the money where their mouth is.. Friday may had been an aberration..


van Gecko 14:49 GMT December 3, 2004
re. 12:38 NFP formulas..
its 'bad NFP'+MIB absorbing any spike=No Fun Party..

just waiting to collect a few more DBB before the blast..

Makassar Alimin 14:10 GMT December 3, 2004
what's holding usd at the moment? thought data were below expectation...any post data analysis? or is it Gecko's MIB in action?

Roumeli anka 12:44 GMT December 3, 2004
LOL... van Gecko. In other words " post coitum onme animal tristis est ".

van Gecko 12:38 GMT December 3, 2004
some NFP combinations for DBB members to crunch;

good NFP+MIB blasts with spike=No Fun Party
bad NFP+MIB absorbing any spike=No Fun Party
MIB blasts+DBB SAR=2xNo Fun Party
therefore,
NFP+MIB=DBB No Fun Party ?