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Gold & Yen's Perfect Desert Storm
Yen strength still eclipsing USD rebounds during risk aversion. while gold's ascent is better gauged against currencies other than the US dollar.
"Let the market come to you" is a lesson I have taken a long time to learn, and I still get it wrong many times.
Ashraf
There are some people out there who sold eurusd at 1.3560 on the basis of my article calling for 1.32. if you are going to short a significant amount of euros at 1.3560 to the extent that you get stopped out or max out your margin when euro retraces to 1.3630, then you should forget about FX margined trading and start learning about risk management and conservative account management
. If you cannot survive a retracement of 100 or 150 pips against you then ..again...this market is not for you.
it is important that you have sufficient margin cushion to withstand these retracements. many traders started to panic last week when GBPUSD retraced to 1.5815. They shorted at 1.5580s. Some of them got stopped out at 1.58 before the market fell back to 1.5360 but they could not do anything because they had no money. I am NOT saying thet everyone must allow the market to go against them by 300 pips. I am saying that when i call for a move in the market I allow myself that much room. And if you choose to follow that, then go ahead. But do not go selling at the lows and buying at the highs with ridiculous margin usage. use less than 12% or 15% of your account and things should be easier.
i hope i made myself clear.
Ashraf
And by the END OF THE MONTH.
this is the CALL OF THE CENTURY.
WEATHERMEN ANALYSTS pounding the table for HIGHER Gold.
Ashraf
Does it mean audusd and gold will outperform?
Coz they wait RBA hike rate, while gold hold its support coz greece issue make gold shine as safe haven and coz The fed start to fight inflation?
I don't find any fresh news though
Can't give you a link, but here is one quote:
"The trouble is, says Dannhauser, that this cant last. If the money supply isnt expanding, then at some point, the rally will simply run out of cash to fuel it. A sustainable bull market requires consistent growth in the supply of money without growth in the money stock, any excess cash will quickly be used up and the rally will stall. "
what is next target for cad/jpy
i have just sold cad/jpy@87.86
regards
hmmalik