Mtl JP 23:03 GMT May 28, 2012
"It's not the people who vote that count, it's the people who count the votes" - Joseph Stalin
Syd 22:53 GMT May 28, 2012
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Mtl JP 22:42 election as you know is the Key 17 june - could hit the low prior , but the Casino is getting trickier by the day :-))
Mtl JP 22:42 GMT May 28, 2012
Syd 22:28 - so what is the euro trade :
to sub 1.20
or
>1.30+ ?
Syd 22:28 GMT May 28, 2012
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They're Lazy Cheaters, And Germany's Sick Of It
http://www.businessinsider.com/greece-will-leave-europe-on-june-18-2012-5#ixzz1wCpxmIdR
Syd 21:39 GMT May 28, 2012
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LONDON — The opening last week of a €37 million stretch of highway to nowhere in northeastern Spain is an irresistible metaphor for the euro, an ambitious project conceived in better times that is now seemingly running out of road.
(Reuters)
Syd 21:11 GMT May 28, 2012
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Apparently an op-ed from a bitter employee and a $2 billlion trading loss will do about the same amount of damage to a big bank’s reputation.
huffingtonpost
Syd 20:26 GMT May 28, 2012
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http://seekingalpha.com/article/621281-greece-the-unvarnished-truth?source=kizur
Syd 20:22 GMT May 28, 2012
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Bad stuff, they say, comes in threes. We've already got the banking and the eurozone sovereign debt crises. Next comes the corporate funding crisis.
link
Syd 19:58 GMT May 28, 2012
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Security experts discovered a highly complex computer virus in Iran and the Middle East that they believe was deployed at least five years ago to engage in state-sponsored espionage.
(Reuters)
GVI Forex john bland 18:46 GMT May 28, 2012
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Key
Items: JP- various data US- CB Confidence Survey.
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Monday
was an uneventful session with most key European and U.S. markets
out for holidays.
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EURUSD remains in a major downtrend,
late last week saw a sharp correction in an oversold market. Late
Friday COT data confirmed that the markets are running large short
positions in the EURUSD.
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The 10-yr bund
closed at 1.38%, +1 bp. The key EURUSD 20-day average is
1.2847. Key European bourses closed mixed. The U.S. 10-yr is 1.74%,
-1 bp..
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Key Asian
bourses closed higher. The 10-yr JGB was 0.88%, -1 bp.
The key
USDJPY 20-day average is 79.79. EURJPY 20-day average
is 102.52.
Your thoughts, comments questions, additions, etc, needed and greatly appreciated!
GVI Forex Blog 18:30 GMT May 28, 2012
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Key Items: JP- various data US- CB Confidence Survey.
Monday was an uneventful session with most key European and U.S. markets out for holidays.
Forex Trading Talk 00:00 GMT 29 May 2012
GVI Forex john bland 16:08 GMT May 28, 2012
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GVI Forex john bland 14:44 GMT May 28, 2012
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May 28, 2012 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Tuesday, May 29, 2012.
Updated: Trading Events Calendar:
- Far East: JP- Retail Sales, Household Spending, Unemployment, BOJ Minutes .
- Europe: GB- Distributive Trades.
- North America: US- Case-Shiller, CB Confidence Survey.
hk ab 14:18 GMT May 28, 2012
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lots of funny biz on this quiet trading day.....
eur back to the starting point....
cover a bit more gold at 1573.4 and the rest @ b/e stop.
hk ab 12:28 GMT May 28, 2012
cover 1/3 at 1576.6
London Misha 11:02 GMT May 28, 2012
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EURUSD - Possible Bullish Inverted Hammer on Daily Chart.
USDJPY - Possible small Bear Flag on Daily Chart.
GBPUSD - Possible ill defined Bullish Breakaway on Daily Chart. Market rejects 50% Fib @ 1.5636 on 1st attempt.
USDCHF - Possible Bearish Breakaway on Daily Chart. Golden Cross of Short/Medium MA over Medium MA.
EURGBP - Key Reversal Down on Daily Chart!
USDCAD - Possible Bearish Breakaway on Daily Chart.
AUDUSD - Possible Bullish Breakaway on Daily Chart.
USDZAR - Possibel Double Top on Daily Chart.
USDBRL - Long Black Marubozo after Bearish (possibly Gravestone) Doji, all on Daily Chart.
hk ab 10:39 GMT May 28, 2012
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KL, seems evil telling me to join your side.....
1580.90... gd enough?
GVI Forex john bland 10:34 GMT May 28, 2012
-- Today --
Off to a fairly active start today despite the various holiday closures. The EUR is trading mixed. to higher Of interest has been a number of new polls in Greece showing pro-bailout parties moving into the lead for the June 17 election. Greek bond yields are lower in response (29.60% -43bp). No major economic news has been released today. The ECB has given its blessing to a plan to have Spanish banks recapitalized by state bonds.
England J 10:16 GMT May 28, 2012
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Hope you all had a good weekend!
Lets start with the Euro/Dollar
It has broken above resistance R1 the next objective will be at R2, but at this level we can expect a correction before possible further rise. a Fall towards and probably below daily pivot will negate previous conclusions. a bullish trend for today.
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KL KL 08:12 GMT May 28, 2012
feeling very greedy and keeping all 1/2 gold here at 1580.5.....so come and get me you hungry Bulls......lets hope 1540 cracks....
Happy to holdFTSE and DOW short for 3 pips profit......lets see how the chop chop goes
KL KL 07:33 GMT May 28, 2012
still have 1/2 gold...lets hope that was the end of the short covering rally for eurusd......its been nice shorting against trend since this morning....if eur breaks 1.255 ...bye bye Europe...& greece!! & USA.....
singapore td 07:19 GMT May 28, 2012
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euro will climb slowly against all odds
1.245-1.26 is a buy zone mid term
KL KL 07:11 GMT May 28, 2012
ab,kwun
No need to regret....just Sell 1583 no probs ....Greece trying to play the SHAM....covering 1/2 here 1581...rest 1582.5.....Fields of dream....ninja trading day!!
hk ab 06:54 GMT May 28, 2012
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Kwun, you must be regretting now....
KL KL 04:45 GMT May 28, 2012
ninja Shorted gold 1577.5 .....will cover 100-400 pips under....Keep shorting $1-3 higher....No probs..... Nice ninja trading new range is like 1577-1572....Heard Greece Rumour planning to exit....he he he.... even though I know they won't.... I will not be held hostage by Europe SHAM.....LOL...
wow ok cover 1/3 here 1546.5......rest 1577...next 1575.7...then keep the rest for memories when gold go under....it is outperforming all the other bearish stuff......LOL..Sell the rally!!...but where??....
Syd 02:52 GMT May 28, 2012
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)--A pledge by Australia's government to restore a budget surplus won't necessarily translate into more rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia, or RBA, said a senior executive at Fitch Ratings.
wsj
Syd 02:52 GMT May 28, 2012
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)--A pledge by Australia's government to restore a budget surplus won't necessarily translate into more rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia, or RBA, said a senior executive at Fitch Ratings.
wsj
Syd 02:52 GMT May 28, 2012
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)--A pledge by Australia's government to restore a budget surplus won't necessarily translate into more rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia, or RBA, said a senior executive at Fitch Ratings.
wsj
Syd 02:30 GMT May 28, 2012
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More RBA Rate Cuts Not Guaranteed In Australia - Fitch Dow Jones
dc CB 00:35 GMT May 28, 2012
30Y Bond
dc CB 00:31 GMT May 28, 2012
10Y Note
dc CB 00:27 GMT May 28, 2012
ES (mini S&P)
dc CB 00:26 GMT May 28, 2012
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Euro futures
Syd 00:02 GMT May 28, 2012
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The AUD/USD starts the week with a relief rally, triggered by positive opinion polls in Greece which show the conservative New Democracy party, considered more likely to keep Greece in the European Union, ahead of the radical leftist Syriza party, National Australia Bank currency strategist Emma Lawson says. The pair is at 0.9822 from 0.9737 late Friday. Locally, monthly retail sales due Wednesday "should prove a pay-back from a strong March (reading)," Lawson says, while credit and building approval data should be "modestly better." Data this week also include the beginning of 1Q GDP inputs; capital expenditure is likely to be lower through coming quarters from anecdotal evidence, but construction work and capex for 1Q are expected to be solid; this may provide some near-term support for the AUD, Lawson says.
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