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by Ashraf Laidi
Posted: Nov 10, 2009 16:34
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Don't Forget the Yen

Much ado about USD rebounds during falling markets, but JPY strength still outperforms USD.
 
chloethebull
Canada
Posted Anonymously
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 18:23
lol pl are funny try to blame otheres for there decisions lol...ashraf i shorted eruusd @1.4410..it did go higher how do u feel about my trade ..i know your calling 1.3800 so i fel its safe but the way things change soo fast i feel i must ask thank you
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 18:18
Accurate?

EUR at 1.4425, not 1.4200.

USD/JPY
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
Posts: 0
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 18:17
Edric, i said today USDJPy support at 92.20.

pipped off, ive been calling for USD strength these past 5 weeks and USD has remained strong. Now you come and you criticize my USD calls after the jobs report. Not very genuine of you is it. Good luck to you. no one is forcing you to vote or trade.

Those who asked me about $GBPCHF in the forum, it is now testing 1.64. Weekly chart looks poor.

USDCHF HOTCHART parameters have respected the 1.0370-80 resistance, and now is heading back towards the 1.02 interim target.

Ashraf
fastpips
surrey, Canada
Posts: 69
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 18:11
Hi Ashraf!
I always wonder how you can be so accurate in predicting the moves in financial markets. You are the best out there. Thanks so much for your hard work.

PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
15 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!
TG
Singapore
Posts: 112
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 17:36
What is fishy, is that it looks like there are a couple of impersonators of someone that we once knew who has been negative and rude is Back !!
PippedOff
Canada
Posted Anonymously
15 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...
Edric Ou
Singapore
Posts: 21
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 17:17
Hi Ashraf,

Just curious, do you ever put stops on yr trades, or trust yr instinct 100%? It seems i have been shakeout twice on USDJPY big moves due to stops within 50pips of support. What do you recommend I should do? Sorry if my question sounds novice, but forgive me, I am in a learning process.

Thanks :)
Ashraf Laidi
London, UK
Posts: 0
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 16:59
edric, 92.20 interim TL support see IMT and tweets. yes still long.


do for me what fed did for stocks. thks all for your sustained supporthttp://bit.ly/8mPT2I competition is gaining fast. PLEASE DO NOT REPEAT VOTE IN SAME CATEGORY. If you voted in #finance, please use another category such as #education, #nonprofit #news


Ashraf
Edric Ou
Singapore
Posts: 21
15 years ago
Jan 8, 2010 14:10
Hi Ashraf,

Do you think this is a temporary correction in USD? good time to go long on USD/JPY or short on GBP/USD?

Thanks.