Auckland peat 07:50 GMT September 10, 2010
info to GV Jay and John:
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Knez
I dont use Firefox usually but after your post I tested this website out with it and received messages as you said. However on drilling down into that info it would appear that they are reporting on historical information eg the attacks happened previously and they may (or may not) be resolved by now. However I do know that Jay and the admins have been looking into these problems for some time and so its possible your alert is a false alarm by now.
I havent had any alerts from this website for over 24 hours now.
Mumbai 07:46 GMT September 10, 2010
Birthday gift expiring in few hours don't miss..:
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The famous man mahendra sharma in his birthday has announced 50% discount on all subscriptions (Flashnews and Newsletter). And the offer is expiring today in few hours. Today he also giving this week newsletter free as gift. So take a look at it may be helpful for trading.
EU THE EURO QUEEN 07:44 GMT September 10, 2010
sell th eEURO
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Sell EURUSD
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EU's Barnier: Computers Used For Trading Should Be Monitored
and by wich way???
I dont belive The EUR any more and wondering when the CBs will start running away from th eeuro its just a matter of time ..
happy trde
Melbourne Qindex 07:40 GMT September 10, 2010
info to GV Jay and John:
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Today is Friday and usually when the Forum is having problem we will see some interesting movement in the market.
Belgrade Knez 07:35 GMT September 10, 2010
info to GV Jay and John:
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Jay and John,
I am starting to get info on my Firefox that GV site is an "attack site", and Firefox doesn't want to open it. Somebody was sending such info so Firefox picked it, and blocked the site.
This is just an info so maybe Jay and John can sort this out if many others have same problem.
For now I am entering this site with Google Chrome.
Knez.
Syd 07:11 GMT September 10, 2010
China IRS Up; Traders Cite Rate Hike Chatter:
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China onshore IRS up, several traders say there's speculation PBOC might hike interest rates as soon as this weekend to curb inflation. Shanghai-based trader with foreign bank says: "The National Bureau of Statistics' move to advance the release of August CPI data to Saturday from original planned Monday triggered speculation that the inflation growth is faster than market expectations." Talk of surprise rate hike on Fridays not unusual in past as PBOC grapples with rising real estate prices, upward pressure on overall prices, today's likely intensified by change in data release date. Dow Jones poll tips August CPI +3.5%, vs July's +3.3%.
Melbourne Qindex 07:09 GMT September 10, 2010
GBP/CHF : Critical Point 1.5434
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Sell GBPCHF
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GBP/CHF : Critical Point 1.5434
The weekly cycle matrix system indicates that the bias is on the downside when the market is trading below the barrier at 1.5980 // 1.5999. A critical supporting barrier is positioning at 1.5417 // 1.5434.
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Melbourne Qindex 07:07 GMT September 10, 2010
GBP/CHF : Critical Point 1.5434
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Sell GBPCHF
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GBP/CHF : Critical Point 1.5434
The weekly cycle matrix system indicates that the bias is on the downside when the market is trading below the barrier at 1.590 // 1.5999. A critical supporting barrier is positioning at 1.5417 // 1.5434.
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Melbourne Qindex 07:06 GMT September 10, 2010
GBP/CAD : Critical Point 1.6027
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Sell GBPCHF
Entry: Target: Stop:
GBP/CHF : Critical Point 1.5434
The weekly cycle matrix system indicates that the bias is on the downside when the market is trading below the barrier at 1.590 // 1.5999. A critical supporting barrier is positioning at 1.5417 // 1.5434.
eu pat 06:12 GMT September 10, 2010
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good europe morning to all! will cable break 1,53 today or not? still hplding short from yesterday 1,5438 added as well at 1,5470
Melbourne Qindex 05:46 GMT September 10, 2010
GBP/CAD : Critical Point 1.6027
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Sell GBPCAD
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GBP/CAD : Critical Point 1.6027
The weekly cycle matrix system indicates that the bias is on the downside when the market is below 1.6027.
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Auckland peat 05:24 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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what were you on about Zeus?
tokyo rana 05:20 GMT September 10, 2010
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jpy pairs so easy for me.....
tokyo rana 04:02 GMT September 10, 2010
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Sell GBPJPY
Entry: here Target: open Stop: later
some thing tells me jpy topped once again.....cadjpy looks best for short no2 audjpy than gbpjpy....accoring to 4h...happy trade,
Syd 04:57 GMT September 10, 2010
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Barclays Capital remains bullish on gold and precious metals generally, but house reckons gold might have to correct lower a little before its uptrend extended beyond record $1,265; puts support at $1,238.
New Zealand's second-quarter terms of trade showed a more-subdued-than-forecast increase in export prices, signalling a slowdown in one of the key engines that has been driving the economy's recovery, according to economists.
Syd 04:52 GMT September 10, 2010
NZD/USD Slides Lower On Weak China Trade Data -ANZ:
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NZD/USD rangebound though moving to low end of range following release of weaker-than-expected Chinese trade data, says ANZ foreign exchange manager Murray Hindley; "The weaker Chinese trade data saw a softer euro and softer commodity currencies."
China Shares Down After Aug Trade Data; CPI Eyed
China shares down after August trade data show imports +35.2% on year vs +25.0% expected, exports +34.4% vs +35.0%. Shanghai Composite Index down 1.0% at 2629.46, tipped to stay in 2600-2700 range ahead of key inflation indicators due tomorrow. "Exports were lower but didn't fall too much lower than expected, as investors have been expecting a slowdown. The slide in the Shanghai index can be more attributed to caution ahead of tomorrow's release of CPI data.
Syd 04:49 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/USD Drops As Asian Hedge Funds Sell:
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EUR/USD marks fresh intraday low at 1.2642 as Asian hedge funds sell pair, says senior dealer at major Japan bank. Dealer at another major Japan bank says hedge fund's selling triggered stop-loss orders around 1.2660-1.2665.
Hong Kong 04:30 GMT September 10, 2010
GBP/USD Intra-day signals by AceTrader
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GBPUSD
Entry: Target: Stop:
INTRA-DAY GBP/USD: 1.5397
Last Update At 10 Sep 2010 02:17 GMT
Cable has fallen in tandem with eur/usd due to
dlr's broad-based rally in Asia, suggesting daily
bearishness remains for weakness to re-test y'day's
1.5376 low, break there may extend nr term decline
fm 1.5534 twd 1.5344 later b4 correction occurs.
Lower short entry for this move n only abv 1.54
45/50 confirms intra-day low has been formed.
Range Forecast
1.5380 / 1.5410
Resistance/Support
R: 1.5432/1.5446/1.5479
S: 1.5376/1.5344/1.5296
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tokyo rana 04:02 GMT September 10, 2010
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Sell GBPJPY
Entry: here Target: open Stop: later
some thing tells me jpy topped once again.....cadjpy looks best for short no2 audjpy than gbpjpy....accoring to 4h...happy trade,
Hong Kong 02:44 GMT September 10, 2010
Support, Resistance and Range Forecast - AceTrader:
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INTRA-DAY USD/JPY:
Last Update At 10 Sep 2010 02:26 GMT
Range Forecast
84.05 / 84.30
Resistance/Support
R: 84.30 / 84.50 / 84.64
S: 84.05 / 83.78 / 83.49
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INTRA-DAY EUR/USD:
Last Update At 10 Sep 2010 02:24 GMT
Range Forecast
1.2635 / 1.2665
Resistance/Support
R: 1.2687/1.2709/1.2743
S: 1.2625/1.2606/1.2588
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INTRA-DAY USD/CHF:
Last Update At 10 Sep 2010 02:23 GMT
Range Forecast
1.0200 / 1.0230
Resistance/Support
R: 1.0239/1.0257/1.0310
S: 1.0168/1.0148/1.0125
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INTRA-DAY GBP/USD:
Last Update At 10 Sep 2010 02:17 GMT
Range Forecast
1.5380 / 1.5410
Resistance/Support
R: 1.5432/1.5446/1.5479
S: 1.5376/1.5344/1.5296
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agadir anis 02:40 GMT September 10, 2010
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Dear Rana,
I think jpy pairs are less interesting now dur to possible size move. Trading major is more interesting. If usdjpy higher and GBPUSD EURUSD and AUDUSD get hammered; net effect on jpy pairs a lot volatility up and down. So I think it is better to trade majors. Short positions. Cheers,
tokyo rana 02:36 GMT September 10, 2010
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agadir anis 02:32 GMT September 10, 2010
dear friend,thanx but everyone saying it is heading to 0.94/0.98............how much higher usd?wat do u think about gbpjpy usdjpy audjpy and eurjpy?happy trade,
Cali MJ 02:32 GMT September 10, 2010
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Just to be clear I'm located in the US.
agadir anis 02:32 GMT September 10, 2010
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Hello Rana,
Happy eid. eid mubarak said wa koula 3amine wa antoum bi alf khayre. audusd is starting to move lower. USD is turning higher. I understand, Swaps are high on audusd. It's worth it if you are targetting 0.88.
Provo John 02:31 GMT September 10, 2010
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Just to be clear I am located in the US.
Provo John 02:28 GMT September 10, 2010
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I sent a note to gvi John. I too have had the alert.
GVI Forex 02:25 GMT September 10, 2010
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As we said, our IT staff is working on it and getting closer to isolating the issue. It will be resolved so please be patient. Wierd thing is we have not had been able to duplicate the alert nor have we gotten any alerts from US members. Please send us any alerts you find as we have only gotten one since early this morning but continue a thorough investigation.
tokyo rana 02:24 GMT September 10, 2010
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agadir anis 21:13 GMT September 9, 2010
good morning to all,happy eid mubark to all,how are you?this baby audusd giving me very tough time under water plus high swap points OMG great problem stressful....wat is ur thought on audusd?happy trade,
dc CB 02:21 GMT September 10, 2010
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fwiw.
I have access to the FF side of the Forum...BUT, over the years, by bookmarking select portions of page displays, I have a web address that only displays the "blog" section of Global-View- the blue-grey posting section.
No ads, no headers etc. only the posts.
Seeing that people have been getting these virus alerts, and I haven't, makes me think that the alerts are coming from the ads? and/or the other "stuff" on the page.
hope this helps
agadir agadir 02:18 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR and CHF:
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it's just that USD is coming back. USDCAD will follow same course.
Porto Cubriclas 02:12 GMT September 10, 2010
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what happen to CHF? Intervention?
No intervention! Chf its technically (extremaly) overbought in daily charts so its time to buy usdchf, eurchf, gbpchf, audchf and so on.
gt & gl
Cali MJ 02:09 GMT September 10, 2010
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Malwarebytes is blocking the following IP Address on my system while online with your site. I've not had time to investigate as of yet, but will. I've cut and pasted the warning for you as maybe it is helpful. Also I'm not suggesting at this time that your site is infected or anything of the sort. Just trying to be helpful as there looks like something is not right.
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Richmond Hills 02:06 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR and CHF:
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what happen to CHF? Intervention? MR. Zeus, are you talking about to buy EUR/JPY?
Nashville ZEUS 02:02 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Let's light 'em up
Gold Coast Martin 01:58 GMT September 10, 2010
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Best r/r on market today is a usd/chf buy ..also in times of thin liquidity like today SNB does help things along...Below is from the right hand side of the pond....g/weeend to all
Gold Coast Martin 14:11 GMT September 3, 2010
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All that nfp did today was confirm prolonged slow growth and emphasised greater reliance on exports to assist recovery......which means that the countries with the weakest currencies sooner will recover faster.......so this puts market focus back on Asia and reduces euro/usd to a sideshow with the only european currency to benefit out of such theme is the European Yen (CHF)....
agadir anis 01:44 GMT September 10, 2010
usdchf:
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intent to take a king's ransom on my sweet heart usdchf long position. lol
agadir anis 01:37 GMT September 10, 2010
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looks like USDCHF has bottomed.
GVI Forex 01:29 GMT September 10, 2010
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QIndex, can you email us and tell us when you got this alert. Also, if anyone else sees something similar please email us.
Our IT staff have checked our servers and they are clean so this is a bit odd as we search out a possible source. We have been unable so far to duplicate this on our end as we are not getting similar alerts.
Nashville Lefties 01:28 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Its the "Trailer Park"syndrome at work again....
Melbourne Qindex 01:14 GMT September 10, 2010
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I got the following warning from Google Chrome :
The website at www.global-view.com contains elements from the site rpzrtt.co.cc which appears to host malware - software that can hurt your computer or otherwise operate without your consent.
Nashville ZEUS 01:11 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Reports of Dick Marcinko in counter contra insurgent ops to flush and crush JPY buyers.
Syd 01:10 GMT September 10, 2010
OECD cautions over cuts as global slowdown continues:
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The west's leading economics thinktank told George Osborne today that he may need to delay plans to cut Britain's record peacetime budget deficit as it warned that the pace of recovery was slowing in developed nations.The UK has the largest deficit in the G7 and it is critical for growth in the longer term that government deals with the deficit."
Several experts said the slowing world economy would hurt UK exports and depress growth below the OECD forecasts, pushing the central bank to spend another £50bn in quantitative easing to boost the economy before the end of the year.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/sep/09/oecd-advice-to-g7
Nashville ZEUS 01:07 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Reports of a GBU-43/B being prepared for use to clear out short positions.
Syd 01:05 GMT September 10, 2010
Standard & Poor's warns of wave of house repossessions:
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The government's planned spending cuts and tax rises could trigger a fresh wave of house repossessions as hard-pressed borrowers find it impossible to meet their mortgage payments, the ratings agency Standard & Poor's said today.
In a downbeat assessment of the UK property market, S&P stressed that house prices remained overvalued and many families were vulnerable to George Osborne's budgetary squeeze.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010/sep/09/standard-and-poors-repossessions-warning
Nashville ZEUS 01:03 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Saturn V thrust.
Nashville ZEUS 01:00 GMT September 10, 2010
EUR/JPY:
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Bring out the hammer brothers....Jack and Sledge.
Hong Kong 00:49 GMT September 10, 2010
Daily Market Outlook by AceTrader-10-9-2010:
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Market Review - 09/09/2010 22:47 GMT
Dollar hovers near 15-year low against yen
The greenback hovered above 15-year low against the Japanese yen on Thursday. The messages from Japanese officials were mixed and investors bet the Japanese government were not ready to stem the yen's rise.
Earlier in Asia, BOJ Governor Shirakawa said 'August 30 monetary easing wasn't aimed at dealing with forex, stock market volatility; will take appropriate monetary policy action when necessary; will supply ample fund to markets with BOJ's JGB buying program, other market operation tools.' He said that zero rates could destabilise economy and added that he did not discuss currencies and monetary policy at the government meeting.
In addition, Japanese Finance Minister Noda said 'conducting various simulations of foreign exchange interventions.' Noda said that he basically intended to defend Japan's interest in G7 negotiations and people were buying yen to reduce risk. He added he was not prepared to make any speculation on currency intervention.
The greenback fell initially from 84.04 against the Japanese yen in Asia after Wednesday's recovery from a 15-year low of 83.34, as the comments by BOJ Governor Shirakawa and Finance Minister Noda at the parliamentary committee did not have much impact on the Japanese yen. Later, despite dollar's weakness to 83.49 in Europe, dollar staged a rebound from there and rose to 83.94 after the release of better-than-expected U.S. weekly jobless claims data and then eased in NY afternoon.
U.S. weekly jobless claims data came in at 451,000, better than the economists' forecast of 470,000.
Although the single currency dropped from 1.2743 in Asia in reaction to bearish report by Financial Times Deutschland quoting comments from ECB's chief economist Stark who said German banks needed more capital, and euro hit an intra-day low of 1.2665, buying interest at there lifted eur/usd higher as European equities pared their early losses (FTSE-100, CAC-40 and DAX eventually closed the day up by 1.19%, 1.22% and 0.93% respectively) and the pair climbed to an intra-day high of 1.2767 in NY on renewed risk appetites after the release of U.S. jobless claims data. However, euro later retreated from there to 1.2687 in NY afternoon as DJI pared most of its early gain (about 80 points) and closed the day up by 28 points, or 0.27% at 10415.
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said to a newspaper interview that there was no risk of deflation or inflation in eurozone at the moment. Earlier, ECB's Erkki Liikanen said he did not think double-dip recession likely. He added that 'slowdown in economic growth likely once stimulus measures have ended.'
Although the British pound edged lower in Asia on profit-taking after Wednesday's rally to 1.5534 and fell below 1.5400 to an intra-day low of 1.5376 in Europe after the release of weaker-than-expected U.K. trade data which showed a trade deficit of 8.67 billion pounds in July versus the expectations of 7.45 billion pounds deficit, cross-buying in sterling lifted price at there and cable rebounded strongly to an intra-day high of 1.5479 in NY morning. However, cable then retreated to 1.5425 in tandem with euro in NY afternoon.
The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged at a record low of 0.5% and announced no new quantitative easing measures as widely expected.
In other news, BBC reported that British finance minster George Osborne planned an additional 4 billion pounds of welfare cuts on top of an 11 billion pounds reduction to the annual bill already planned.
The Australian dollar rallied from 0.9160 to 0.9278 on Thursday due to strong jobs data, as Australian unemployment rate in August dropped to 5.1% from 5.3% in July.
Economic data to be released on Friday include:
Japan Domestic CGPI, GDP Rev., GDP deflator, Cabinet Office's Econ. Report, U.K. PPI core, PPI input, PPI output, Canada Unemployment rate, Jobs-change, U.S. Wholesale inventories.
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