Posts by "rkkashmir"

Sorry friends. All of Ashrafs "caps" have been decimated.

I can feel the carnage on these boards. Blind Faith can be painful, very painful.

shorting nzd.usd is not a hedge. Both aud and nzd are both rising against usd. You're losing on that trade also. Oh my. Time for more lies.

yeah ray-what happens when aud.usd blasts through 0.9060/70?

What happens to Ashraf's hypotheses?

Twice in last 1-1/2 hours gold rallied in 5 minutes from 1136 consolidation to 1140.

Folks, Gold AINT going down. Aussie AINT going down.

When will you all finally cover?

someone please explain this excerpt from the latest IMT: AUDNZD shorts may consider short positions in NZDJPY especially as AUDUSD and AUDNZD continue to fail those important resistance figures addressed in this IMThttp://chart.ly/ d9v4r2 ***

WHICH FAILED RESISTANCE LEVEL IN AUDNZD IS HE REFERENCING - THE PAIR is now trading at 9 year highs, up 200 pips today alone. What resistance?

Daily FX analyst saying aud.nzd rally has legs, heading up 400 more pips to 1.35.

How come no one here is outraged that this is the last we have heard from Ashraf on aud.nzd:

March 1, 2010 15:36 ET: RBA PREVIEW (we also got AUD Retail Sales at 00:30 GMT): Hardly anyone is speaking about tonights RBA interest decision (03:30 GMT) because most economists expect a 25-bp hike to 4.00%. Although we expect the RBA to make its 4th rate hike of the current tightening cycle, we deem this probability to be at 70%. More importantly, AUDNZD and AUDUSD could enter a lose-lose situation, whereby a decision to hold steady would be a punishing surprise for the Aussie, while rate hike may signal the end of the current tightening cycle. SEE AUDNZD HOT-CHART for more on RBA RATIONALEhttp://bit.ly/ b9DCb9 We have seen in the past how strong Aussie jobs figures (November) and an RBA hike (December) occurred at the same week the Aussie ended lower. We could see AUDUSD retest 0.9030-40s61.8% retracement of the decline from the 0.9316 high to the 0.8580 low; but any subsequent break out has to face the 100-day MA at 0.9070. (100-day MA not broken since late January). An Aussie rate hike may be better capitalized upon vs. JPY than vs. USD, with 80.70 a possible target.