Forex Forum Archive for 07/28/2007

Wellington, N.Z. 22:21 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
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Sydney ACC 22:06 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
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Halifax CB 15:06 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
Mtl JP 02:40 GMT July 28, 2007
Alex 22:05 / so Alex, in this world of ours in which as one thing declines (those that you pointed out as "over") another rises, where do you see the next growth areas ?

Weapons, security, and oil. Check out how the US is going to repatriate petro-dollars via arms sales to Saudi Arabia, for example, while China trades arms for East Africa oil....

Shenzhen Laowen 07:25 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
This round of Cable correction should be targeting 1.9906. If break downwards, 1.9788 is in the cards.

Jkt Rick 05:35 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
Thanks to the great folks at the Bank of Japan, for their effort to revamp a single countrys economy they are free bankers to the world. what we have witnessed this week is a very small example of the massive yen bubble around the globe, , in coming weeks/months/years ? it will be a scary sight to watch the crumble of assets (they are assets for now) from brazillian stocks to real estate in chennai, to australian office buildings and apartments to various projects in singapore. have a great weekend.

Hong Kong Qindex 04:57 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
USD/JPY & Yen Crosses : When the projected numbers are more or less reflecting the actual market condition, I would assume that market makers are in full action and the market momentum is very dynamic.


QIndex
Friday July 27, 2007 - 12:18:36 GMT

AUD/JPY : Heading Towards 100.78


QIndex
Friday July 27, 2007 - 10:06:58 GMT

EUR/JPY : Heading Towards 161.62


QIndex
Friday July 27, 2007 - 09:55:13 GMT

GBP/JPY : Heading Towards 239.81

HK [email protected] 03:59 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
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So much of this mess happened because of a good and nobel intention to give loans to the poors and uplift the impoverished in the US.

A grand and massive(actually the biggest of it's kind in the history of mankind) attempt to share wealth with the indigents has collapsed.

Socially it is a very historical moment, and a milestone in the social history of the great and generous people of the Unites States of America.

And this may form a substrate for the next Hollywood movie:

.....THE COLLAPSE OF COMMUNISM IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE COMEBACK OF BATMAN...

......And God Bless America.....

Mtl JP 02:40 GMT July 28, 2007 Reply   
Alex 22:05 / so Alex, in this world of ours in which as one thing declines (those that you pointed out as "over") another rises, where do you see the next growth areas ? (Unless of course shorting home builders & relateds and / or various banking bagholders has not yet run most of its course)