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alokd
(Texas, United States)
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alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
12 years ago
Nov 4, 2011 8:19
In Thread: CHF
i bought at 1.2135 on Thursday.
alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
12 years ago
Nov 4, 2011 7:09
In Thread: CHF
I'll be long EUR/CHF into weekend in case SNB raises floor after G20 meetings.
alokd
Texas , United States
Posted Anonymously
13 years ago
Sep 26, 2011 9:02
In Thread: CHF
There seems to be some support of EUR/CHF around the 1.22 handle. Over the past few days I've been buying around 1.2205 and selling at 1.2240, for an easy 35 pips profit. This scenario has played out 4 times over the past week. Using 30 min charts for entries. Plus, I think the SNB 1.25 peg rumor will prevent this pair from dropping towards 1.20.
alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
13 years ago
Sep 21, 2011 21:37
In Thread: EUR
@trading. I use his commentary in addition to my own technical analysis (RSI, Stochastics, and ATR). I usually trade of daily charts, and look to make 75-100 pips per week (it doesn't always happen). Also, he has always responded to questions I have asked him on twitter. I like some of the charts he posts on LIBOR spreads. I don't have access to a bloomberg or reuters 3000 terminal, so I think $90/month is fairly reasonable. (only 9 pips on a full contract).
alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
13 years ago
Sep 21, 2011 21:28
In Thread: CHF
I picked up a small position on EUR/CHF around 1.22. If EUR/USD continues to drop, I think it may force SNB to increase the peg to 1.25.
alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
13 years ago
Sep 20, 2011 18:01
In Thread: JPY
What do you guys think about USD/JPY on daily close below 76.50. Is this bearish? Or is the threat of BOJ intervention too high to drive the pair towards 76.00?
alokd
Texas, United States
Posts: 6
13 years ago
Sep 15, 2011 8:05
In Thread: CHF
What do you guys think about going long EUR/CHF around 1.2050 ? I think the SNB will defend the 1.20 floor for an extended period of time. I remember back in 2009 (Mar- Nov), they didn't let the pair drop below 1.50. Anytime the pair approached 1.50, the SNB would buy Euros and it would pop 70-80 pips.