Posts by "carlco"

im looking at that 13508 50% fib level what a key key level, if the euro can't get there or gets there and can't hold it , wow what a downside we have in play.

ashraf is iranian, so has a slight bias on news events, but don't take it out of context Rhiwad :)
JUST when the markets see to be correcting themselves, i read this....http://bit.ly/interestraterisetelegraph
wheat has had a 50% increase this year and thats having a knock on effect at Greggs! (no more doubling up on my usual order of cheese and bacon turnovers & apple danishs')
more seriously infalation has raised its head! after all the talk of deflation things seem to be spinning round quickly on this one too. Dry goods may well be dropping in price but the relentless increases in commodities and grains has to be paid for at the end point, we all have to eat right?
Q. Could some of the current uplift in usd x's be more long players realising that interest rates for the rest of the world may have to rise to dampen inflation , leaving the usa happily stimulating away, fearful of a debt laiden mortgage market into further repo's? if so 1.62-1.68 suddenly doesnt seem so unachievable. thought s anyone??

very interesting qiman, im looking at the todays cadjpy spike up again, this cross does seem to have some quite nasty whipsaws , i have a key resistance @86.55 but its again testing the top trendline , on the question of lower leverages wouldn't this mean less liquidity? wouldn't that in turn make 'volatility' even worse? im thinking..(i may be wrong, as i usually am) increased whipsaws around resistance /support levels and key psychological levels, as traders try to capitalise...???

oops sorry forgot to post link. http://www.wikinvest.com/wikinvest/api.php?action=viewNews&aid=1572390&page=Index:Baltic_Dry_Index_-_BDI_(BALDRY)&format=html&comments=0

lets get something clear Harris, the only thing this forum could be interested in is how much is your hourly rate for massage.