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PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 11, 2010 2:28
1.43 in a couple of days? Ashraf is on record of saying 1.42 by today (Monday). That's only 20 hours from now.
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 11, 2010 1:02
USD/JPY won't hold 91.20. Then you all will be told what the next supprot level is. No one here was told to liquidate any of their long position at 93.70. Enjoy the ride down.

It is now Monday trading day. It was written here EUR/USD would be 1.4200 by today. It is about to pop through 1.4500. GBP going along for the ride and about to burst throug 1.6100-hardly the 1.5840 that was predicted here last week.

USD/CAD going to 1.6000 before 1.1100 or parity? LOL! While the predicition here is for oil higher?

AUD at .9100 today? Only another 200 plus pips off so far., with other analysts pounding the table for .95 this week.

But hey, I've got that USD/CHF short to fall back on.

Looks like Todd Gordon justifying his #1 Shorty position with his fantastic call on USD/JPY decline.
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 21:18
Not according to Ashraf.

Eur/Usd will be 1.4200 on Monday.

Usd/Jpy will continue it's decent from 93.70 to 95.00 via 92.50.

Gpd/Usd will be testing 1.8450 shortly.

Usd/Cad will explode through 1.040 and test mid 1.04's, EVEN THOUGH oil is also ascending.

Aud/Usd has a strong possibility of 91.00 (today) - What do you mean it's at .9245 and hasn't been down in over a week.

Gold will test 1070, although it exploded for $50 or so this week.

Yes, USD exerting it's force I've been reading here, yet EVERY pair is about to explode against the Usd. All the major's are ticking time bombs against the USD, yet I read this in the Interday Market Thoughts section:

USD STABILIZING Although the 85K loss in US Dec payrolls was worse than expected, the figure followed not only a net positive creation of 4K jobs in November (revised from -11K) but also emerged after 5 consecutive monthly improvements in payrolls (Jul-Nov), which was not seen in any of the recoveries of 1991 or 2003. Current positioning in credit markets lends support for prolonged USD strength as US 10-year yields hold above their 3.75% support (since Nov 27). Both USDJPY and US10- yr yields hold at 3 week trend line support at 92.20 and 3.75% respectively. USDCAD holds at 1.030, looking to regain 1.038, while GBP extends loses across the board, driving down cable, eyeing $1.5940 TL support.

Stabilizing? Yeah, after losing 100 pips against EVERY major today. Just wait until Asia and Europe get to trade on the U.S.'s Non-Farm Payroll report. 100 more pips vs Usd for each major before New York opens again on Monday.
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 19:45
Ashraf-I did read all your data. I saw "Eur/Usd at 1.4200 by (this coming) Monday. It is a long way, especially in this market, from 1.4425 to 1.420 in one trading day.

Your good pal Todd Gordon is shorting Usd/Jpy and making good $$ for his clients and followers.

The last mention of support in here before today for Usd/Jpy was 92.80. That held like swiss cheese. Now it's 92.20. That's a long way from 95.00.

Aud at 91.00 today? I doin't think it's even been red on my screen since an hour after NFP was released. 92.56 and never looking back. Parity here we come.

GBP? All it does is explode up in a sea of green on my screen.

I guess I'll be happy with a few pips on a usd/sch short.

PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 18:18
Accurate?

EUR at 1.4425, not 1.4200.

USD/JPY
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 17:52
Oh Man, not a good day. I just read this on Interday Market Thoughts:

January 8, 2010 11:16 ET: USD STABILIZING Although the 85K loss in US Dec payrolls was worse than expected, the figure followed not only a net positive creation of 4K jobs in November (revised from -11K) but also emerged after 5 consecutive monthly improvements in payrolls (Jul-Nov), which was not seen in any of the recoveries of 1991 or 2003. Current positioning in credit markets lends support for prolonged USD strength as US 10-year yields hold above their 3.75% support (since Nov 27). Both USDJPY and US10- yr yields hold at 3 week trend line support at 92.20 and 3.75% respectively. USDCAD holds at 1.030, looking to regain 1.038, while GBP extends loses across the board, driving down cable, eyeing $1.5940 TL support. THANKS FOR VOTING ME. If you voted for me in #finance, please consider other categories such as #education #news #nonprofit using the pulldown menu

STABILIZING? It's getting hammered, destroyed. Even the trashy EUR and GBP are pounding $USD. It's a rout. Not a good day to be grobbling for votes for a Shorty award. Couldn't have been more incorrect!
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
14 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 17:20
92.20 support now? What happened to the 92.80 support call?

What happened to EUR at 1.42?

All I see happening is EUR rising and USD/JPY shrinking

FOLKS-WAKE UP!!!! iT'S OVER FOR THE $USD...you've all been duped

Something fishy going on here with the recommendations and advice given...