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Wednesday, August 02, 2006

sanfrancisco analyst 08:39 GMT August 2, 2006
van Gecko 07:22 GMT August 2, 2006 - Thank you very much Gecko, always nice to receive a compliment from you.


van Gecko 07:22 GMT August 2, 2006
Syd 06:27.. agree with Mr. Yamamoto.. with the Dollar teasing the bears just above the 84.50 magic line our noted forum c9X'er is getting excited again with gold & spitting out another "clear medium/long term" directional forecast for the Dollar.. :))

analyst 06:42.. good work.. eur/jpy & gbp/jpy are looking like Dollar's lead friends again..


sanfrancisco analyst 06:42 GMT August 2, 2006
EurJpy has fallen in line with projection noted below and bid/ask ratio cycle is now shifting upward. Existing probability 25% on longs from here, will increase to 50% as price trades above 146.80 and sticks, and 100% as (if) price trades above 147 and sticks. Expecting some shake and bake so orders are placed minimum 15 pips below rising market.

Syd 06:27 GMT August 2, 2006
FX players will be closely watching for clues on pace of future ECB rate hikes after ECB decision Thursday (where hike widely expected), but room for EUR/USD gains looks limited from here, says Nikko Citigroup currency strategist Masafumi Yamamoto. "There's no reason at the moment to increase the pace (of hikes)", amid signs of U.S., eurozone economic slowdown, he says; adds, fiscal tightening in Germany, Italy may contribute to slowing eurozone economy, in turn cooling pace of rate hikes, EUR gains. Says EUR/USD looking heavy, tips cap at 1.2870 this week. Nikko Citi

hong kong nt 16:30 GMT August 1, 2006
-- looking at USD/CHF monthly chart, price is trading below a falling 50 ma with a background of 17 times of consecutive rate hikes plus improving fundamentals, the medium/long term direction appears to be clear...
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