kl fs 23:58 GMT January 15, 2012
buy euro and aussie
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testing water, first trade of the week
buy euro 1.2646, buy aud 1.0277, both with 30 pips stop
GVI Forex john 23:54 GMT January 15, 2012
ALERT- Japanese Data
Japanese Machinery Orders for November considerably stronger than forecast.
GVI Forex john 23:52 GMT January 15, 2012
ALERT- Japanese Data
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-- ALERT --
JP Machinery Orders November 2011
mm:+14.8% vs. +6.90% exp. vs. -6.90% prev.
yy: +12.5% vs. +4.40% exp. vs. +1.50% prev.
JP CGPI December 2011
mm: +0.1% vs. -0.10% exp. vs. +0.10% prev.
yy: +1.3% vs. +1.20% exp. vs. +1.70% prev.
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GVI Forex john 23:08 GMT January 15, 2012
usd/jpy
Caba- Thanx for that info. We will keep a close eye on it to see how it pans out.
philadelphia caba 23:01 GMT January 15, 2012
usd/jpy
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talk about 76.60 (semi-official bids) and 77.20-25 (real money, corporate offers) range trading...worth to watch it
GVI Forex john 22:38 GMT January 15, 2012
Calendar
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January 15 (global-view.com) UPCOMING DATA HIGHLIGHTS for Monday, January 16.
Updated: Trading Events Calendar:
Far East: JP- Machinery Orders, CGPI.
Europe: No Major Data.
North America: US- Holiday.
Mtl JP 21:59 GMT January 15, 2012
Trade Talk- Whats Moving Markets
john do you expect the theme of flight to liquidity (not credit quality) continuing to benefit the USD this week ?
GVI Forex john 21:52 GMT January 15, 2012
Trade Talk- Whats Moving Markets
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Key
Items JP- Machinery Orders, CGPI, U.S.- Holiday.Â
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Late
Friday saw the long-awaited S&P downgrades of European sovereign
debt.Â
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The
highlight was the French downgrade from AAA to AA+ with a negative outlook. Austria went to AA+., Spain was reduced to AA- from A, Italy was knocked down one notch to BBB+, and Portugal was rated as
junk. The German debt rating was left at AAA with a stable
outlook.Â
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While
just about everyone was downgraded, the downgrades generally were
not by as much as feared. Tensions
clearly have eased around European sovereign debt funding.
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USD
sentiment has been improving following the most U.S. employment data
a week ago, although the latest data were mildly disappointing. The
Markets
are pricing in a U.S. economic recovery.
JERUSALEM KB 21:09 GMT January 15, 2012
Forex Trading Plan
Buy EURCHF
Entry: 1.2-1.1973 Target: 1.2340-open Stop: 1.1920
a buy pending order will be in place at market open
Lahore FM 20:05 GMT January 15, 2012
rates
usdjpy 76.96
eurusd 1.2646
gbpusd 1.5290
usdhcf 0.9545
usdcad 1.0239 audusd 1.0288
la la 20:01 GMT January 15, 2012
rates
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Can someone post early rates pls.
GVI Forex Blog 19:41 GMT January 15, 2012
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AUD/USD and NZD/USD outlook next 24 hours: Economic data from Australia and NZ today is minor and should have little market impact, the main influence likely to be continued fallout from the European downgrades (as the credit quality of the bailout mechanisms is reassessed, for example). AUD’s 1.0385 resistance repelled several attempts this month and should cap price action today, NZD’s 0.7980 providing a similar obstacle.
Forex - Morning Report (Westpac)
Lahore FM 19:39 GMT January 15, 2012
BUY audusd
i will sell it in 2 hours and 20 mins.sl 1.0335..non rigid
GVI Forex Blog 19:08 GMT January 15, 2012
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Key Items JP- Machinery Orders, CGPI, U.S.- Holiday.
Tensions clearly have eased around European sovereign debt funding. One preliminary conclusion being drawn is that the ECB LTRO operations have been working? Still lots of questions and concern that so much of the funds have been finding their way back as deposits at the central bank.
Forex Trade Talk 00:00 GMT 16 January 2012
GVI Forex john 18:49 GMT January 15, 2012
USD Bollinger Bands
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Based on Friday data...
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Bollinger
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EURUSD
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USDJPY
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USDCHF
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GBPUSD
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USDCAD
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AUDUSD
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NZDUSD
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20d SD
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0.0132
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0.54
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0.0074
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0.0115
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0.0067
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0.0124
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0.0113
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3 StdD
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1.3312
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78.98
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0.9640
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1.5864
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1.0411
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1.0573
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0.8130
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2 StdD
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1.3181
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78.44
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0.9566
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1.5749
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1.0345
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1.0449
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0.8017
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1 StdD
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1.3049
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77.89
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0.9493
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1.5634
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1.0278
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1.0325
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0.7904
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20day
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1.2917
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77.35
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0.9419
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1.5519
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1.0212
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1.0202
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0.7791
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1 StdD
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1.2786
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76.80
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0.9346
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1.5404
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1.0145
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1.0078
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0.7678
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2 StdD
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1.2654
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76.26
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0.9272
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1.5289
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1.0078
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0.9954
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0.7566
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3 StdD
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1.2522
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75.71
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0.9198
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1.5174
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1.0012
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0.9830
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0.7453
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philadelphia caba 18:06 GMT January 15, 2012
eurchf
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early bloomberg mobile rate 1.2064, with low 1.2035
kl shawn 17:40 GMT January 15, 2012
BUY audusd
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looks like audusd is ready for a big surprise going north, will go long immediately at market at opening time, should go up immediately during Asian trading time
GVI Forex john 15:09 GMT January 15, 2012
USD Moving Averages
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1/13/2012
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20:00
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GMT
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Latest
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EURUSD
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USDJPY
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USDCHF
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GBPUSD
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USDCAD
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AUDUSD
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NZDUSD
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Last
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1.2684
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76.94
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0.9520
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1.5320
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1.0227
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1.0299
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0.7928
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High
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1.2878
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77.00
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0.9574
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1.5408
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1.0283
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1.0367
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0.7954
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Low
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1.2623
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76.63
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0.9404
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1.5233
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1.0160
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1.0228
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0.7862
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Change
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-0.0141
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0.17
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0.0082
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-0.0015
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0.0039
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-0.0035
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-0.0012
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MVA
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EURUSD
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USDJPY
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USDCHF
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GBPUSD
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USDCAD
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AUDUSD
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NZDUSD
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5 day
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1.2751
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76.84
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0.9496
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1.5384
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1.0200
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1.0299
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0.7930
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10 day
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1.2818
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76.86
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0.9470
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1.5459
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1.0189
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1.0293
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0.7881
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20 day
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1.2917
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77.35
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0.9419
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1.5519
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1.0212
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1.0202
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0.7791
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50 day
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1.3210
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77.46
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0.9290
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1.5622
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1.0239
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1.0127
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0.7718
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100 day
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1.3498
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77.16
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0.9045
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1.5722
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1.0164
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1.0182
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0.7876
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200 day
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1.3931
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78.57
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0.8712
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1.6006
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0.9923
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1.0411
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0.8032
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TREND
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EURUSD
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USDJPY
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USDCHF
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GBPUSD
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USDCAD
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AUDUSD
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NZDUSD
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BIAS
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Down
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Down
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Up
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Down
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Down
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Up
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Up
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Cambridge Joe 14:41 GMT January 15, 2012
M$15 Bonus... !
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Barclays boss could net £10m payout
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Barclays boss Bob Diamond could receive a 10 million pounds payout in the forthcoming bonus season, according to reports
Barclays boss Bob Diamond could receive a £10 million payout in the forthcoming bonus season, according to reports.
The Barclays chief executive - who was once dubbed the unacceptable face of banking by former business secretary Lord Mandelson - could receive a share award worth as much as seven-and-a-half times his £1.3 million salary, the Sunday Times said.
However, Mr Diamond, who last year told MPs that the time for "remorse and apology" from banks needed to be over, could see the final sum lowered due to the bank's falling profits and share price over the past 12 months.
Britain's biggest banks are expected to unveil their bonus plans next month when they publish their annual results, while the US reporting season started on Friday with JP Morgan Chase revealing a huge £18.9 billion pot for pay and bonuses in 2011.
Elsewhere, the Sunday Telegraph claimed Mr Diamond had a private meeting with business secretary Vince Cable, in which the minister urged him to show restraint in the upcoming pay round.
A large reward for Mr Diamond is likely to anger Prime Minister David Cameron, who last weekend unveiled proposals to crack down on executive pay, including the introduction of a binding vote on remuneration for shareholders.
Mr Diamond is entitled to an annual cash-and-share award of as much as 250% of his £1.3 million salary. In addition, he could received a long-term share-based payout equivalent to five times his base pay, though it would be years before he could cash out the stock.
The report comes after Lloyds Banking Group chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio announced he would forgo his annual bonus of up to £2.4 million following his two-month leave of absence and a rocky period for the banking giant.
Taxpayer-backed Royal Bank of Scotland is expected to hand out £500 million to staff, with its chief executive Stephen Hester in line for as much as £1.2 million.
The 80% state-owned bank is likely to be the focus of any anger over bonuses after it recently announced another round of job cuts - some 3,500 - at its investment banking arm Global Banking and Markets (GBM).
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/barclays-boss-could-net-10m-payout-132114229.html
GVI Forex Jay 13:54 GMT January 15, 2012
AUDUSD
Yearly would not have enough data points to make it relevant. Closest would be a monthly chart and my chart service has it going out for either 10 or 30 years.
GVI Forex Jay 13:51 GMT January 15, 2012
GBPUSD
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One year daily chart
Sofia Aa 13:50 GMT January 15, 2012
AUDUSD
Thanks , sorry may be my mistake
I need one year -one candle chart
yearly , not daily
:)
GVI Forex Jay 13:43 GMT January 15, 2012
AUDUSD
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One year daily chart.
GVI Forex Jay 13:40 GMT January 15, 2012
EURUSD
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One year daily chart. Notice how the 20 day mva (red line) is acting almost like a trendline
Sofia Aa 12:50 GMT January 15, 2012
yearly chart
If is not problem please add this yearly charts in forum ,
May be candle sticks for 2011 are interesting for more tradres..
....tks
Sofia Aa 12:13 GMT January 15, 2012
yearly chart
thanks , I will check this section ... tks again
GVI Forex Jay 12:04 GMT January 15, 2012
yearly chart
Sofia
Do you have access to live charts? We can post charts on the forum if that helps.
Sofia Aa 11:34 GMT January 15, 2012
yearly chart
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please - where i can find yearly candle chart eurusd,gbpusd and audusd
thanks
Melbourne Qindex 00:34 GMT January 15, 2012
EUR/USD : Critical Point 1.2797
EURUSD
Entry: Target: Stop:
EUR/USD : Once the market is below the weekly cycle reference point at 1.2504, a signal for a strong trending market is hoisted in my system. Speculative selling pressure will increase when the market downward trending momentum is strong enough to penetrate through the critical level at 1.2426 // 1.2452.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZEGYpXE5B4
EUR/USD : Monthly Cycle Charts
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